Beta Blocker approximate dose equivalents Carvedilol 12.5 mg BlD Labetalol 100 mg BID Atenolol 50 mg daily Bisoprolol 5 mg daily Propranolol 40 mg BID Metoprolol 50 mg BID - Amelia Furbish PharmD Student @ https://www.instagram.com/happypillsrx/ #BetaBlocker #Dose #equivalents #Conversion #Pharmacology

Common pediatric rashes you see in clinic. How to differentiate them? Name that rash. #pediatrics #peds #rashes #clinical #comparison #table

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Want to remember what drugs prolong the QT interval? Remember COLLAPSE - Kitty Canavan @KathrynCanavan1 #Diagnosis #Peds #Pediatrics #COLLAPSE #Mnemonic #QTc #Prolongation #Prolonged #Increased #DFTB

Patterns of disease in advanced COPD Type A: Pink Puffer (Emphysema Predominant) Major complaint is dyspnea, often severe, usually pre- senting after age 50. Cough is rare, with scant clear, mucoid sputum. Patients are thin, with recent weight loss common. They appear uncomfortable, with evident use of accessory muscles of respiration. Chest is very quiet without adventitious sounds. No peripheral edema. Type B: Blue Bloater (Bronchitis Predominant) Major complaint is chronic cough, productive of muco- purulent sputum, with frequent exacerbations due to chest infections. Often presents in late 30s and 40s. Dyspnea usually mild, though patients may note limi- tations to exercise. Patients frequently overweight and cyanotic but seem comfortable at rest. Peripheral edema is common. Chest is noisy, with rhonchi invari- ably present; wheezes are common. #COPD #Patterns #Phenotypes #PinkPuffer #BlueBloater #Pulmonary