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In memory of Dr John Hinds

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Tips to improve airway management by Dr Levitan , 2018

On managing airways… THIS!!! @airwaycam #Levitan #difficultairway #ACEP @FredEllinger @DoctorGoodleg @rsiflyguy2250 https://t.co/dJ4kcNnw8w

— Steven Velasquez (@svelasquez) April 30, 2018

Posted byketaminhMay 1, 2018Posted inOnline critical airway trainingTags:Richard-Levitan

Being a cancer caretaker

I’m not sure how to start this. I’ve never really talked about it. And maybe that’s the weirdest thing about being a cancer caretaker. You feel guilty for having a hard time, because at least you don’t have cancer. Well. Here goes. pic.twitter.com/B4ULUrQU9T

— Lady Glaucomflecken (@LGlaucomflecken) April 29, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 30, 2018Posted inhumanityTags:cancer

French onion breaded chicken breast by #CookingWithTart

#CookingWithTart
Menu: French onion breaded chicken breast with garlic rosemary parm roasted red potatoes 😎 pic.twitter.com/TK6Ki6igxF

β€” Choptart πŸ”ͺ (@KeeblerOrganElf) April 30, 2018

 

Posted byketaminhApril 30, 2018Posted in#UGH CAFE, UncategorizedTags:cafe, ugh

Neonatal sepsis

Prehospital friends: here’s a 30min update on Neonatal Sepsis if newborns make you uncomfortable πŸ‘ΆπŸ½https://t.co/sMDdbvpT7b

Recorded for the @MedSTAR_SA @SA_Ambulance team, equally applicable for the @emergencymedke @bad__EM @EMS_Kenya teams too πŸ‘πŸ» pic.twitter.com/x9Ke7vLs77

— Mardi Steere (@mardi_steere) April 29, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 29, 2018Posted inFOAMEd, neonatalTags:neonatal, sepsis1 Comment on Neonatal sepsis

Basil chicken noodle salad & stir-fry from #KerrynsKitchen

#NOTMinhsKitchen
Salad for me, stir fry for him@ketaminh this is delish! pic.twitter.com/HuFjqBsdpX

— Kerryn (@emergency_CNS) April 28, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 28, 2018Posted in#UGH CAFETags:cafe, ugh

Amaretto pannacotta from #MinhsKitchen for the #UghCafe

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Posted byketaminhApril 28, 2018Posted in#UGH CAFETags:cafe, ugh

Check out these gloves!

How awesome are these gloves, definitely need these in my life, they'd save me having to wash off all that ink from my hand every shift #nurselife #readyglove pic.twitter.com/6vl7IOrZ02

— Night Nurse (@PetalConfetti) April 27, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 28, 2018April 28, 2018Posted inFOAMEdTags:life-hack

Cognitive Biases

Absolutely fantastic poster outlining cognitive biases. This should be compulsory to study before studying anything else. Or registering on Twitter. Or reading anything. Pls RT pic.twitter.com/P30VgbwJyf

— Tom Bennett (@tombennett71) April 22, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 28, 2018April 28, 2018Posted inFOAMEd, humanityTags:biases

Atmospheric Oxygen is 21% for a good reason!

More evidence that oxygen saturation of 94-96 % is enough in most critically ill patient groups. Hyperoxia increases mortality according to meta-analysis. #ER https://t.co/3vRFkUXnvr

— Anesthesia&CritCare (@AnesthCritCare) April 27, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 28, 2018Posted inEmergency medicine and critical care, FOAMEdTags:oxygen1 Comment on Atmospheric Oxygen is 21% for a good reason!

These souls are often the best of us

It's a professional privilege to find & help restore those who've been broken by their mistakes.
These souls are often the best of us.
If you feel broken today please accept help.
We all fail.
Grace means we can all rise.@johnwalsh88 @nishmanek @mellojonny @doctor_oxford@GM_HSC pic.twitter.com/mtbMz5mKBH

— drjohnpatterson (@drcotovelo) April 27, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 28, 2018Posted inhuman-condition, humanityTags:humanity

Inside EMS Podcast: Is intubation dead in EMS?

Our co-hosts discuss the ever-changing practice of airway management
β€” Read on www.ems1.com/ems-products/medical-equipment/airway-management/articles/380851048-Inside-EMS-Podcast-Is-intubation-dead-in-EMS/

Posted byketaminhApril 28, 2018Posted inOnline critical airway training, paramedic, prehospitalTags:EMS, intubation

Different Dragons – A Quest Updated

Different Dragons – A Quest Updated

Different Dragons – A Quest Updated
β€” Read on songsorstories.com/2018/04/27/different-dragons-a-quest-updated/

Posted byketaminhApril 28, 2018Posted inOnline critical airway trainingTags:airway

Roasted basil chicken thighs by KetaMinh

Roast basil chicken thighs : Marinate 1kg chicken thighs in garlic infused olive oil , Chinese wine , Australian bush pepper & salt mix , minced basil (chopped basil leaves +garlic oil in mortar/pestle) .In skillet and fan forced oven 250 C 20 min , turn at 15min . #MinhsKitchen pic.twitter.com/Gxsy2LDAxq

— Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) April 26, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 27, 2018Posted in#UGH CAFE

Roasted pork belly by KetaMinh

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Posted byketaminhApril 27, 2018April 27, 2018Posted in#UGH CAFE

Tender (a non food poem for #Ugh cafe)

Continue reading “Tender (a non food poem for #Ugh cafe)”

Posted byketaminhApril 27, 2018Posted in#UGH CAFE, poetry

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