Inthemess UK
By In the mess UK
We're a group of junior doctors who believe that the age of death by powerpoint is over. Medical education is changing as the needs and expectations of undergraduate and postgraduate students evolve. We used to work in firms and learn from our colleagues on the job, but rotas, shifts, rotations and pandemics make this harder than ever- we have our textbook knowledge but we lack the personal touch.
On this channel you'll find focussed content that directs you to the stuff you need to know, and doesn't waste your time with the stuff you don't.
Inthemess UKJan 09, 2023
Acute Limb Ischaemia
A quick run through of the causes and treatment of ALI by Martin one of our vascular regs.
ABG Interpretation... how to!
ABGs... aren't they brilliant. But also a little bit complicated.
Here's Tim to talk you through them! Drop us a comment below if you like this and want more!
#whatyoureallyneedtoknow
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Please note: This video is intended for educational and entertainment purposes, as a supplement to your formal medical education. It is not individual clinical advice and should not take precedence over your organisational policy or normal practice. If in doubt, senior assistance from a qualified person who has direct clinical responsibility for the patient should always be sought.
Hyperkalaemia
How to manage hyperkalaemia, the first in a short series of electrolyte imbalances!
Remember when managing these patients ensure you are appropriately trained and seek the help of the senior clinician looking after the patient if you feel you are unsure of the management. This podcast is for entertainment and should not replace any formal medical training.
Alcohol withdrawal
Kirsty takes us through what to do when you're bleeped about alcohol withdrawal...
Please note: This video is intended for educational and entertainment purposes, as a supplement to your formal medical education. It is not individual clinical advice and should not take precedence over your organisational policy or normal practice. If in doubt, senior assistance from a qualified person who has direct clinical responsibility for the patient should always be sought.
FDI Haematology
welcome back to inthemess ☁️
Today Abhi our friendly Haematology reg talks to us about how to manage your first days on the haematology ward.
First day in Vascular Surgery
Kirsty, Martin and Stacey talk you through the ups and downs of starting a job in Vascular Surgery
Please note: This video is intended for educational and entertainment purposes, as a supplement to your formal medical education. It is not individual clinical advice and should not take precedence over your organisational policy or normal practice. If in doubt, senior assistance from a qualified person who has direct clinical responsibility for the patient should always be sought.
FDI OOH
welcome back to inthemess ☁️ we're here to chat about what you actually need to know for your first shifts out of hours!
From prioritising jobs, handovers and who can help you in the hospital at night team - we've got you covered 🙏 don't forget to check out our other videos on what to do before your night shifts ☺️
How to Metaraminol
Martin takes us on a whistle stop tour of metaraminol, this is the video for all of you starting on medical and surgical HDUs looking after level 2 patients for the first time.
Note that these patients can be tricky- if you're in any doubt at all just ask your seniors!
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Please note: This podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes, as a supplement to your formal medical education. It is not individual clinical advice and should not take precedence over your organisational policy or normal practice. If in doubt, senior assistance from a qualified person who has direct clinical responsibility for the patient should always be sought.
First day in Intensive Care
Kirsty and Jo go through what they wish they'd known before starting, hints and tricks for the teaching ward rounds, and how your day might look as a junior. Scroll for apps, notes and more!
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What three things would you most like to have known before you started?
Kirsty tells her top three: from repsiratory physiology, advanced life support and stamina.
great link for respiratory physiology lecture here: https://youtu.be/ehkwuGivBHk
some great notes can also be found at deranged physiology: https://derangedphysiology.com/main/cicm-primary-exam/required-reading/respiratory-system
ICU Notes https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/icu-notes/id487637612 (apple) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.doc_notes.icunotes&hl=en_GB&gl=US (android) ICU trials (all the up to date evidence) https://apps.apple.com/us/app/icu-trials-by-clincalc/id534227095 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clincalc.icutrials&hl=en_GB&gl=US
The Bottom Line (does what it says on the tin - get the summary on all the latest trials) https://www.thebottomline.org.uk/
Life in the Fast Lane (lots of great topical explanations) https://litfl.com/
Deranged Physiology (for all your physiology needs) https://derangedphysiology.com/main/home
For lines check out these videos by Aberdeen Anaesthesia... arterial line tutorial https://youtu.be/6IJXOizhn3s central line tutorial https://youtu.be/TYPVoUCqetY There's also a vascular access course where you can learn more about using ultrasound here... https://aberdeenanaesthesia.org/index.php/about/specialties/112-head-neck-surgery (don't worry it is the right URL we swear!)
First day in doctoring
