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WhiteBoard Medicine - Emergency And Critical Care

WhiteBoard Medicine
Mechanical Ventilation
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
Septic Shock
Cardiogenic Shock
Emergency Medicine
Shock
Public Health
Sepsis
Distributive Shock
PEEP
Hypovolemic Shock
Hypotension
Critical Care Medicine
Cardiac Output
Heart Failure
Berlin Criteria
Shock States
Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy
Pathophysiology
Pulmonary Embolism

We are a multi-platform medical education channel with a passion for all things emergency and critical care medicine! Our content spans all levels of learners ranging from the interested public to students to healthcare professionals. We got our start on YouTube and have grown to almost 100,000 subscribers. We try to label our content as a suggestion for possible targeted audience: Public Health -... more

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#256 Non Invasive Fluid Assessment Explained | IVC, VExUS & Passive Leg Raise ICU Guide
Q: Question 3: A patient in septic shock receives aggressive fluids; over 24 hours, Oliguria and rising creatinine occur. VEXIS shows dilated IVC, pulsatile portal flow, and monophasic renal Doppler. Most likely mechanism for AKI?
Elevated renal venous pressure impairing filtration (congestive AKI) rather than a primary arterial ischemic injury.
#256 Non Invasive Fluid Assessment Explained | IVC, VExUS & Passive Leg Raise ICU Guide
Q: Question 2: A critically old patient is evaluated for fluid responsiveness. IVC is dilated with minimal collapse; hepatic, portal, and renal vein Dopplers are all normal. What is the best interpretation?
Elevated right atrial pressure without significant organ congestion, suggesting that while the venous pressure is high, there is not yet meaningful venous congestion of the organs.
#256 Non Invasive Fluid Assessment Explained | IVC, VExUS & Passive Leg Raise ICU Guide
Q: Question 1: A 68-year-old patient with decompensated heart failure is evaluated for worsening AKI. Ultrasound shows a dilated IVC with minimal variation, hepatic vein Doppler with S reversal, and portal vein Doppler with marked pulsatility. What is the most appropriate next step in management?
Initiate diuresis (diuretic therapy) because high-grade venous congestion is present, indicating congestive AKI rather than hypoperfusion from fluid administration.
#249 VExUS Ultrasound | How to Assess Venous Congestion at the Bedside
Q: Question 3: A patient in septic shock receives aggressive fluid resuscitation. Over the next 24 hours, urine output declines and creatinine rises. VExUS exam shows a dilated IVC, pulsatile portal vein flow, and monophasic renal vein doppler. What is the most likely mechanism of this patient's kidney injury?
Elevated renal venous pressure-impairing filtration, due to venous congestion.
#249 VExUS Ultrasound | How to Assess Venous Congestion at the Bedside
Q: Question 2: A critically old patient is being evaluated for fluid responsiveness. IVC is dilated with minimal collapse, but hepatic portal and renal vein dopplers are all normal. What is the best interpretation?
Elevated right atrial pressure without significant organ congestion; do not rely on IVC alone to diagnose congestion and use VExUS dopplers.

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Adaptive, clinically focused education on emergency and critical care topics, with a heavy emphasis on analgesia and sedation in mechanically ventilated patients. Episodes frequently break down drug mechanisms, dosing ranges, monitoring priorities, and adverse effects for agents like propofol, dexmedetomidine, fentanyl, and ketamine, complemented by practical scoring tools (CPOT, RAS, CAM-ICU) and an analgesia-first approach to ICU sedation. Real-world tips, cautionary notes about complications (e.g., PRIS, wooden chest syndrome, withdrawal), and regular practice-style questions help clinicians and learners test understanding and apply concepts at the bedside. Across episodes, the coverage consistently pairs pharmacology with safety, monito... more

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