What’s That Lab? COVID-19 Labs Special Edition!
From December 2020, What’s That Lab? COVID-19 Labs Special Edition!In this Hippo Education bonus, Dr. Paul Simmons and Dr. Jay-Sheree Allen sit down to discuss what lab studies are recommended on admission of a COVID patient to the hospital, which labs are followed daily, and how they’re best used.
20min 35Paul Simmons, MD and Jay-Sheree Allen, MD
FAQs with an ID expert on COVID mRNA Vaccines
From December 2020, FAQs with an ID expert on COVID mRNA VaccinesIn this Hippo Education bonus, Dr. Matthieu DeClerck and Dr. Manie Beheshti, an infectious disease specialist, answer common questions that clinicians have regarding the new mRNA vaccine, including how mRNA vaccines work, concerns about what we know and don’t know, and how to best approach patients.
21min 35Manie Beheshti, MD and Matthieu DeClerck, MD
PECARN Pie: Infant Fever Part 2
From December 2020, PECARN PieThe young febrile infant is at risk for serious infections. Older risk stratification strategies have involved extensive, invasive work-ups. New research from the PECARN group has allowed for a simpler evaluation of the full term, well appearing febrile young infant using only blood and urine …
19min 59Nathan Kuppermann, MD, MPH and Solomon Behar, MD
PECARN Pie: Infant Fever Part 1
From December 2020, PECARN PieThe young febrile infant is at risk for serious infections. Older risk stratification strategies have involved extensive, invasive work-ups. New research from the PECARN group has allowed for a simpler evaluation of the full term, well-appearing febrile young infant using only blood and urine …
29min 47Nathan Kuppermann, MD, MPH and Solomon Behar, MD
Tattoo Complications
From December 2020, PECARN PieTattoos have become more and more common over the past decade. Besides regret, there are other cutaneous complications that clinicians should be aware of. Having a broad differential beyond simple bacterial infections can assist in making decisions on appropriate treatment and prompt referral to …
19min 59Brittney DeClerck, MD, Matthew DeLaney, MD, and Matthieu DeClerck, MD
Novel H5N1 Vacc
From October 2020, The Game BagThe novel pandemic H5N1 influenza vaccine is “novel” in that it is produced using cell-based technology rather than egg-based technology for production. This allows a more rapid production of influenza vaccines in response to pandemic flu outbreaks than previous vaccines.
24min 9Manie Beheshti, MD and Matthieu DeClerck, MD
PE Basics: HSP
From October 2020, The Game BagHenoch-Schönlein purpura is a vasculitis which is typically preceded by an upper respiratory tract infection and most commonly affects the kidneys and gastrointestinal tract.
14min 11Ilene Claudius , MD and Mike Weinstock, MD
COVID and The Social Needs Response Team
From September 2020, COVID and The Social Needs Response TeamIn this Hippo Education bonus, Dr. Lisa Patel from the Peds RAP team sits down with Dr. Jaya Aysola, Assistant Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics and Assistant Dean of Inclusion and Diversity at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The COVID-19 pandemic has strained …
22min 52Jaya Aysola, MD, DTMH, MPH and Lisa Patel, MD
Lice
From September 2020, Get Your Game OnLice are a common infestation, especially in pediatric patients. Thankfully, treatment is often very straight forward and successful. The key to diagnosis is inspection for live louse, nits, and eggs. First line treatment includes wet combing, topical pediculicides, or shaving of hair. Second line …
23min 38Brittney DeClerck, MD, Mizuho Morrison, DO, and Matthieu DeClerck, MD
Kids, School and COVID
From August 2020, Kids, Schools, and COVIDIn this Hippo Education bonus, Dr. Lisa Patel from our Peds RAP team sits down with Dr. Ryan Padrez, Medical Director at The Primary School, Assistant Clinical Professor in Pediatrics at Stanford University and Executive Committee member on the Council of School Health at the American Academy of …
27min 13Ryan Padrez, MD and Lisa Patel, MD
Strep Pharyngitis Associated Myocarditis (SPAM)
From July 2020, UFBs: Unidentified Foreign BodiesSPAM (Strep Pharyngitis Assoc Myocarditis) was first identified in 1947. It is a rare, non-rheumatic complication of GAS pharyngitis which is important to identify as treatment with antibiotics often results in a full recovery. •
13min 25Mike Weinstock, MD and Josh Russell, MD
Facing Death in the Time of COVID-19 with Dr. BJ Miller
From June 2020, Bonus Short - Facing Death in the Time of COVID-19 with Dr. BJ MillerHow are you coping with all of the death around us these days? In this Hippo Education update, Primary Care RAP host Dr. Neda Frayha interviews Dr. BJ Miller, a hospice and palliative care specialist at the University of California, San Francisco whose TED talk on what really matters at the end of …
22min 26BJ Miller, MD and Neda Frayha, MD
Shooters Abscess
From June 2020, HangryShooters abscesses tend to be larger and can lead to a more complicated incision and drainage than typical abscesses that present in the urgent care setting. Jess and Matt discuss common presentations, complications and management of these infections. •
17min 34Matthieu DeClerck, MD and Jessica Osterman, MD
COVID Antibodies and Immunity
From June 2020, Bonus Short - COVID Antibodies and ImmunityDr. Mizuho Morrison & Dr.Jenny Beck Esmay both having had covid themselves, briefly discuss the clinical course and what presence of IgM vs. IgG signifies. They discuss what we currently know about antibody testing (national availability, reliability, sensitivity) as well as convalescent plasma …
17min 58Mizuho Morrison, DO and Jenny Beck-Esmay, MD
Indirect Impact of COVID-19 on Children
From May 2020, Bonus Short - Indirect Impact of COVID-19 on ChildrenChildren seem to be less affected than adults by the direct effects of COVID-19 infection, but the pandemic has brought forth other health risks to the pediatric population. Sol Behar interviews Oakland, CA based primary care pediatricians Celine Sparrow and Katie D’Harlingue about the indirect …
17min 6Celine Sparrow, MD, Katherine D'Harlingue, MD, and Solomon Behar, MD
COVID Findings in Kids
From May 2020, Bonus Short - COVID Findings in KidsSol Behar interviews New York City pediatric emergency doctor Dr. Ee Tay, highlighting the features of pediatric COVID disease, including an emerging illness that is being compared to Kawasaki Shock Syndrome called “pediatric inflammatory multisystem disease” (PIMS).
25min 18Ee Tay, MD and Solomon Behar, MD
COVID-19 - IDSA Treatment Guidelines, Remdesivir, and a Look Back
From May 2020, Bonus Short - COVID-19: IDSA Treatment Guidelines, Remdesivir, and a Look BackIn this Hippo Education update, Primary Care RAP host Dr. Neda Frayha interviews regular guest and Infectious Diseases expert Dr. Devang Patel for a discussion of where the IDSA stands on all the potential treatments for COVID-19, a review of the remdesivir paper that is all the rage lately, and a …
23min 52Neda Frayha, MD and Devang Patel, MD
Bonus Short - COVID-19: The Long Game
From May 2020, Bonus Short - COVID-19: The Long GameDr. Matthieu DeClerck talks to Dr. Manie Beheshti on how the healthcare system should approach the “re-opening” of society as we plan the lifting of social restrictions. What safety implementations need to be in place in order to protect our most vulnerable patients. What changes can we anticipate …
27min 26Manie Beheshti, MD and Matthieu DeClerck, MD
Bonus Short - Pandemic Malpractice Issues
From April 2020, Bonus Short - Pandemic Malpractice IssuesDr. Matthew DeLaney and Dr. Michael Weinstock sit down to discuss the threat of lawsuits in the midst of the COVID pandemic. The last thing anyone wants to think about is the risk of a lawsuit. Unfortunately, despite the extra challenges posed by our current pandemic, the threat of medicolegal …
22min 44Matthew DeLaney, MD and Mike Weinstock, MD
Bonus Short - COVID CXR Study and Findings in Ambulatory Patients
From April 2020, Bonus Short - COVID CXR Study and Findings in Ambulatory PatientsDrs. Mike Weinstock and Josh Russell, from Urgent Care RAP, just published a landmark COVID study: CXRs obtained from confirmed and symptomatic COVID-19 patients presenting to the UC were normal in 58.3% of cases, and normal or only mildly abnormal in 89% of patients.
16min 48Mike Weinstock, MD, Josh Russell, MD, and Matthew DeLaney, MD
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