Post COVID Return to Play in Pediatric Patients
From May 2021, Post COVID Return to Play in Pediatric PatientsReports of long term health issues after COVID infection have raised concerns about when it is safe to return to participate in sports after COVID infection. Cardiology, sports medicine, and pediatric societies have provided guidance to guide health care professionals in advising their patients in …
17min 43Tracy Zaslow, MD and Janet Semple-Hess, MD
COVID Vaccine Safety in Pregnancy
From April 2021, COVID Vaccine Safety in PregnancyIn this Hippo Education bonus, Dr. Rob Orman digs into the data just published regarding mRNA vaccine safety in pregnant patients, and what it means for our patients. He also reviews data just published looking at the effect of COVID on maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality among pregnant …
10min 51Rob Orman, MD
Long Covid / Post Acute Sequelae of SARS Co-V 2 (PASC)
From April 2021, Long Covid / Post Acute Sequelae of SARS Co-V 2 (PASC)Covid isn’t going anywhere. And neither is Long Covid, or as it’s now called, Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2, or PASC. We sit down with pulmonologist, critical care physician, and emerging PASC expert Dr. Andi Levine from the University of Maryland School of Medicine to learn all about this …
27min 25Andrea Levine, MD and Neda Frayha, MD
The Story Behind COVID Vaccines and Brain Blood Clots
From April 2021, The Story Behind COVID Vaccines and Brain Blood ClotsThe news this week has been replete with stories about increased clot risk in those who have received the AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines. In this episode, we break down: what we know so far about vaccine induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT), the research that has revealed …
27min 37Rob Orman, MD
20 Questions on Soft Tissue Infection
From April 2021, Go Away GonorrheaSoft tissue infections range from simple cellulitis, to deep space infections, to imminently life-threatening necrotizing soft tissue infections (necrotizing fasciitis). Diagnosis is typically clinical with history and exam but may be augmented by use of imaging including ultrasound, x-ray, CT scan …
19min 41Jenny Beck-Esmay, MD and Mike Weinstock, MD
New Gonorrhea Guidelines
From April 2021, Go Away GonorrheaBased on review of recent evidence, the CDC recommends a single 500 mg intramuscular dose of ceftriaxone for uncomplicated gonorrhea. If suspected, treatment for coinfection with Chlamydia trachomatis should be treated with oral doxycycline (100 mg twice daily for 7 days).
13min 49Matthew DeLaney, MD and Mike Weinstock, MD
The Future of UC Practice due to COVID
From March 2021, The Future of UC Practice due to COVIDIn this audio piece Andy, Miz, and Matthieu discuss the role Urgent and Immediate Care centers played during the past year with the Covid pandemic. Specifically their role as testing sites that helped alleviate the burden on Emergency Departments as well as augmenting the need for testing from a …
16min 33Andy Barnett, MD, Mizuho Morrison, DO, and Matthieu DeClerck, MD
COVID-19 and School Reopening Update
From March 2021, COVID-19 and School Reopening UpdateIn this Hippo Education bonus, Lisa Patel, MD, sits down with Jeanne Noble, MD, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Director of COVID Response at UCSF Parnassus, to discuss the clinical data and updated CDC guidelines regarding school reopening during COVID, from in-school transmission …
21min 31Jeanne Noble, MD and Lisa Patel, MD
COVID-19 and Intimate Partner Violence
From February 2021, COVID-19 and Intimate Partner ViolenceIn this Hippo Education bonus, Dr. Lisa Patel and Dr. Maya Ragavan discuss intimate partner violence (IPV) in the context of COVID-19. While data has focused on prevalence, they dive into how the pandemic has changed survivors’ experiences, access to resources, approach to safety planning, privacy …
18min 18Maya Ragavan, MD and Lisa Patel, MD
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
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