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Critical Care
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Hospital Medicine
Do you utilize scheduled acetaminophen in patients with sepsis and respiratory or circulatory organ failure?
Do the findings from the ASTER trial (PMID: 38762798) influence your approach?
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Do you routinely check an Allen's test before placing a radial arterial line? If abnormal, does that data motivate you to cannulate an otherwise less ideal site like the brachial, axillary or femoral?
What are the logistical challenges and time constraints of implementing NIV for pre-oxygenation in emergency settings compared to oxygen masks?
Do you routinely perform echocardiography in patients with Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia deemed low risk for metastatic infection, or do you selectively omit it based on specific clinical criteria?
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How do you approach managing clozapine in patients who are critically ill?
Do you recommend automatically starting CRRT anticoagulation when initiating CRRT if there are no medical contraindications to anticoagulation?
When do you recommend starting a continuous opioid infusion for symptom control at the end of life?
How do you use cardiac POCUS to potentially defer formal echocardiogram in patients presenting with an acute pulmonary embolism?
Is there a subset of patients in whom pre-oxygenation with NRB or BVM could be safely pursued?