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pharmacology diagnosis nephrology phosphate binding cardiology clinical consistency criticalcare effusion fluid foamed formulations fungal fungi fungus hyperkalemia intravenous iv management
Phosphate Binders - Pros and Cons Calcium carbonate (TumsTM) - Most inexpensive, antacid properties useful for
Phosphate Binders ... and metal-free binder ... and metal-free binder ... Trivalent iron containing ... #Table #Comparison
IV Iron Formulations #IV #Iron #Formulations #Intravenous #Pharmacology #Comparison #Table #Dosing
IV Iron Formulations ... #IV #Iron #Formulations ... #Pharmacology #Comparison ... #Table #Dosing
Potassium-Binding Agents to Treat Hyperkalemia Sodium zirconium cyclosilicate (Lokelma): • Mechanism: Preferentially captures K in exchange for
and sodium • Dosing ... magnesium • Dosing ... nonspecifically binds ... #pharmacology #table ... #comparison #binders
Characteristics of Commonly Used Phosphate Binders Aluminum - Potent and effective - Useful for
Used Phosphate Binders ... absorption of iron ... that may decrease iron ... #Phosphate #Binders ... #Table #Comparison
Important Fungal Stains Mycology Lab: • Calcofluor white - Fluorochrome that binds glucans and chitin in fungal
Fluorochrome that binds ... Hematoxylin and eosin ... fungi #fungus #comparison ... #table
Pericardial Consistency Comparison on POCUS - Blood, Fat, Pus and Serous Unclotted blood remains anechoic around clotted
Pericardial Consistency Comparison ... have loculations moving ... #Consistency #Comparison ... #Fluid #POCUS #Table ... #Echocardiogram
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 Perhaps quite too often, the knee-jerk reaction to an elevated Troponin is to call our friends
are typically able ... blood flow occurs during ... Even during the ... #diagnosis #algorithm ... #cardiology #echocardiogram
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