MOCA Time: Drug allergy vs side effects
From September 2020, Why So Salty?Roy and Goeff discuss the clues to differentiating a drug side effect from a drug hypersensitivity, as well as the different types of hypersensitivity reactions.
15min 16Geoffrey R. Simon, MD and Roy Benaroch, MD
*UPDATED*The Saga Continues with Remdesivir and Hydroxychloroquine
From May 2020, *UPDATED*Bonus Short - The Saga Continues with Remdesivir and Hydroxychloroquine*Editor's note: As of June 4, 2020, The Lancet article by Mehra MR et al has been retracted. (https://www.thelancet.com/lancet/article/s0140673620313246) • In this Hippo Education short, Dr.Salim Rezaie from REBEL EM and Lit Matters critically appraises two papers published on Friday May 22nd …
9min 19Salim Rezaie, MD
Bonus Short - COVID-19 Pharmacology
From April 2020, Bonus Short - COVID-19 PharmacologyMizuho sits down with emergency medicine pharmacist/toxicologist Bryan Hayes, PharmD to answer some pertinent questions and myth-bust clarifications about pharmaceutical options in COIVD-19 treatment.
17min 44Mizuho Morrison, DO and Bryan Hayes, PharmD
Drug-Drug Interactions | Part Two
From April 2020, A Site for PsoriasisSol sits down with pediatric Pharm D Armine Khachachtryan to discuss potentially dangerous drug-drug interactions you don’t want to miss in kids
16min 16Armine Khachatryan PharmD, BCPS, BCPPS and Solomon Behar, MD
Drug-Drug Interactions | Part One
From April 2020, A Site for PsoriasisSol sits down with pediatric Pharm D Armine Khachachtryan to discuss potentially dangerous drug-drug interactions you don’t want to miss in kids
16min 31Armine Khachatryan PharmD, BCPS, BCPPS and Solomon Behar, MD
Opioids - Part Two
From December 2019, Master of MastoiditisRita and Lisa discuss safe prescribing practices in the age of the opioid epidemic. Rita outlines when opioids are appropriate for pain management versus when to consider other medications or modalities. She discusses the PILLS pneumonic to counsel families on storage, safety, and disposal of …
12min 47Rita Agarwal MD and Lisa Patel, MD
Opioids - Part One
From December 2019, Master of MastoiditisRita and Lisa discuss safe prescribing practices in the age of the opioid epidemic. Rita outlines when opioids are appropriate for pain management versus when to consider other medications or modalities. She discusses the PILLS pneumonic to counsel families on storage, safety, and disposal of …
23min 39Rita Agarwal MD and Lisa Patel, MD
HIV: pre-exposure prophylaxis
From October 2019, He Barfs... He Scores!Parul and Jonathan discuss PrEP and PEP, including the clinical indications for using these medications, their efficacy, and resources for both patient and provider for further information. •
19min 9Parul Bhatia, MD and Jonathan Warus, MD
HIV: post-exposure prophylaxis
From October 2019, He Barfs... He Scores!Parul and Jonathan discuss PrEP and PEP, including the clinical indications for using these medications, their efficacy, and resources for both patient and provider for further information. •
23min 47Parul Bhatia, MD and Jonathan Warus, MD
Vancomycin | Part 1
From June 2019, Home is Where the Placenta is!The Michaels discuss the use of vancomycin for treatment of life threatening gram positive infectious in children. They talk about the changing thinking on dosing, important side effects, indication for use of vancomycin or when alternative agents would be preferred. •
16min 17Michael Neely, MD and Michael Cosimini, MD
Motion Sickness
From April 2019, You've Got Me Feeling the MotionLisa and Sol break down the car-upholstery-ruining scourge of motion sickness in children. They discuss non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic strategies for prevention and treatment of motion sickness.
18min 17Lisa Patel, MD and Solomon Behar, MD
Cephalosporins - Part Two
From October 2018, Premature EructationPediatric ID specialist Michael Neely reviews the indications and bacterial coverage of the advanced generation cephalosporins.
18min 30Michael Neely, MD and Michael Cosimini, MD
Cephalosporins - Part One
From October 2018, Premature EructationPediatric ID specialist Michael Neely discuss how cephalosporins work and which bugs they do and do not kill.
15min 51Michael Neely, MD and Michael Cosimini, MD
Aspirin Overdose
From August 2018, For Whom the Bell's TollsWhen to suspect aspirin overdose clinically can be tricky. Sol sits down with Ilene Claudius and Elissa Moore to discuss signs, symptoms and management of aspirin overdose.
20min 50Elizabeth Moore, DO and Solomon Behar, MD
Over-the-Counter Medications
From August 2018, For Whom the Bell's TollsPediatricians might be surprised at what OTC medications are on the shelf at pharmacies. Homeopathic and supplement treatments are found right next to the OTC FDA regulated medications . We discuss potential hazards of products found on the shelf for parents to buy for their children. Many OTC …
14min 58Naline Lai, MD and Julie Kardos, MD
Paper Chase #4 | Morphine vs Ibuprofen
From February 2018, Copious Amounts Of Discharge InstructionsBoth oral morphine and ibuprofen are approximately equally effective at reducing pain after an orthopedic procedure. Oral morphine has far more side effects.
6min 26Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoffrey R. Simon, MD
Paper Chase #5 | Doxycycline and Dental Staining
From February 2018, Copious Amounts Of Discharge InstructionsUnlike tetracycline, doxycycline in us in young children does not appear to cause dental staining.
5min 5Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoffrey R. Simon, MD
Paper Chase #2 | Steroids and Asthmatic Bronchiolitics
From February 2018, Copious Amounts Of Discharge InstructionsSteroids are ineffective in bronchiolitis.
10min 21Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoffrey R. Simon, MD
Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy
From December 2017, You Pierced Your What, Son!?JME accounts for 5-10% of epilepsy syndromes. It predominantly affects adolescents and young adults. The hallmark symptoms are absence seizures, myclonic jerks, and later, generalized tonic-clonic seizures.
15min 7Jordan Roberts, PA-C and Adrien Selim, MD
Serum Sickness-Like Reaction(SSLR)
From July 2017, That Serum is, Like, So Sick!Serum Sickness and Serum Sickness-Like Reaction should be considered in children who present with fever, acral edema, arthralgias and urticarial rash. SSLR is similar to serum sickness, however it pathologically distinct and not a type III hypersensitivity reaction.
13min 4Mizuho Morrison, DO and Solomon Behar, MD
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