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Top 6 criteria you should know before starting your Internal Medicine rotation
@kikisamsel
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The post provides highly valuable, concise, and visually organized medical information that is directly relevant to a specific audience (medical students and residents). The use of clear criteria and scoring systems makes complex topics easily digestible and shareable, driving engagement and saves.
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This is a multi-slide post presenting medical criteria relevant to internal medicine rotations. It covers criteria for pleural effusions (Lights), pulmonary embolism (Wells), systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS), community-acquired pneumonia severity (CURB-65), atrial fibrillation stroke risk (CHADS-Vasc), and bleeding risk in atrial fibrillation patients (HAS-BLED).
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Here are the Top 6 criteria I think you should know before starting your Internal Medicine rotation!!! There are many more, but in my opinion, these have come up the most for me during mine: •Lights Criteria for Pleural Effusions •Wells Criteria for Pulmonary Embolism probability •SIRS criteria •CURB-65 for CAP •CHADS-Vasc for Afib anticoagulation •HAS-BLED for Afib Bleeding Risk Good luck with Internal Medicine! #internalmedicine #medicalschool #medicalstudent #physicianassistant #paschool
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