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#28 - It's All In The Schmear

Lauren & Dan lead Northwestern M4's, Joy & Zalman, through a case of a young woman presenting with abdominal pain after returning from a trip to Mexico. Test your clinical reasoning as you listen along! Hosts: Lauren Smith & Daniel Mathew Discussants: Joy Huang & Zalman Faltushanskiy A&O Team Member: Kevin Grudzinski Produced by: Lauren Smith, Daniel Mathew & Kevin Grudzinski Follow the team on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams Lauren Smith NU Internal Med A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#27 - Clerkship Review Series - Dialysis: Urine Good Hands

Megan hosts Dr. Casey Gashti for a high-yield episode covering everything you wish you knew about the different types of dialysis, how they work, and the different means of access. Dr. Gashti is a nephrologist at Rush and renowned medical educator, loved by all medical students, residents and fellows that work with him; after listening to this episode, you'll understand why. Host: Megan Kotzin Guest: Dr. Casey Gashti Produced by: Megan Kotzin & Kevin Grudzinski Follow the team on Twitter: Dr. Casey Gashti - Rush Nephrology A&O Rich Abrams Lauren Smith NU Internal Med A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#26 - Clerkship Review Series - Hypercalcemia

Megan Kotzin has been hard at work creating a high-yield topic-based clerkship review series. This episode provides an approach to hypercalcemia including important things to include on your differential as well as possible management strategies. (02:30) - Corrected Calcium (05:30) - Pseudohypercalcemia (06:50) - PTH (11:30) - Severity (14:30) - Lab Data (16:45) - Acute Treatment (21:00) - Long Term Management Follow us on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#25 - Mind the Gap

Our Rush team, led by Megan Kotzin, Nick Rigler and Dr. Abrams, present a not so basic case to Rush M4's, Hannah Silverman and Kat Tehaney. We have had several episodes with unremarkable labs; however, you may start sweating once the first set of labs for this case come back. Test your clinical reasoning as you listen along! Host: Nick Rigler & Megan Kotzin Discussants: Hannah Silverman & Kat Tehaney A&O Team Member: Dr. Rich Abrams Produced by: Nick Rigler, Megan Kotzin & Kevin Grudzinski Follow the team on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams Lauren Smith NU Internal Med A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#24 - On the Right Tract

Our newest team member, Northwestern M4 Daniel Mathew, leads his classmates, Ryan Tang and Osama Siddiqui, a clinical reasoning duo-extraordinaire, through a case of dysuria that is accompanied by a complaint I bet you do not hear very often. Not only is their discussion fantastic, but were so lucky to be joined by friend of the pod & Northwestern IM residency program director, Dr. Aashish Didwania, as a special guest. He continues to be a huge support of our project. We hope you enjoy the clinical pearls sprinkled in throughout. Host: Daniel Matthew Guest: Dr. Aashish Didwania Discussants: Ryan Tang and Osama Siddiqui A&O Team Members: Lauren Smith & Kevin Grudzinski Produced by: Daniel Matthew, Lauren Smith & Kevin Grudzinski *Special thanks to NU Chief, Dr. Brianna Valdes, for her contributions to the case. Follow us on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams Lauren Smith NU Internal Med A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#23 - RedEye, set, go!

Lauren Smith presents a case of a red eye to Northwestern M4s Phoebe Newell & Chen Chen. The team covers their approach to a patient with HIV and multiple other problems. Test your reasoning as you listen along. Do you know the four key features that our ophthalmology colleagues love for you to cover when calling a consult? Listen along to find out! Follow us on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams Lauren Smith A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#22 - Alert & Disoriented - Summer 2022

Very alert, a little disoriented - The team got together after hours to have cocktails and talk medicine. It was a dynamic discussion, filled with digressions and reflections, that covered 1) hypertensive intervention in the inpatient setting, 2) procalcitonin, 3) new acute leukemia presentation - what to watch out for. We hope you enjoy. Listening is best paired with your favorite cocktail, cheers! Here's a link for a 'Naked & Famous', which was enjoyed during this recording. - The A&O Team - Kevin, Rich, Megan & Nick (09:15) - Intervening on an inpatient with hypertension - Nick (23:45) - Procalcitonin - Megan (40:10) - A new acute leukemia patient exercise - Kevin Follow us on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#21 - A Pain In The Butt

A&O is excited to kick things off with the team we have been putting together at Northwestern. We are thrilled to introduce two new team members. Lauren Smith, who is a M4 student applying into IM, joins Kevin Grudzinski for this episode. You will soon also get to meet Dr. Bruce Henschen when he joins us during an upcoming episode. Lauren presents a case that she saw on a consult service to Northwestern M4s Caroline Zhao & Kelly Vogel. The team discusses diarrhea, BRBPR, and proctitis in a returning traveler. We hope to leave you with a great framework and make this problem a little bit less of a pain in the butt. Follow us on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams Kelly Vogel A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#20 - The King's Evil

The A&O team at Rush, led by Megan Kotzin & Nick Rigler, present a case of a patient initially seen in clinic to M4s Sameera Khan & Erin Keizur. The team has a wide-ranging discussion centered around the chief complaint of a new neck lump. Check out our post on Twitter that includes a clinical picture. Follow us on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

#19 - Let's Flip the Script

Nick Rigler & Megan Kotzin flip the script and present a recent case to Dr. Abrams and Dr. Kevin Grudzinski. They reason through multi-system findings and look for a unifying connection. Although they do get close, Megan and Nick ultimately stumped Kevin and Dr. Abrams. This one definitely requires a deep dive into your knowledge bank. After listening, please get in contact with us if you were thinking along the right track. We encourage you to briefly pause after each aliquot and test your reasoning in real time! Follow us on Twitter: A&O Rich Abrams A fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

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