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
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
If It Wiggles, It's a Worm!
From April 2020, Hang Over PalpitationsDr. Little, Dr. Kalnow, and our very own Dr. Morrison discusses the common presentation of patients with parasitic worm infections presenting to the urgent care. The spirited conversation details information on vectors for infection, common presenting symptoms, appropriate testing, and treatment …
9min 31Drew Kalnow, DO, Andy Little, DO, and Mizuho Morrison, DO
COVID: What If I Get Called In?
From March 2020, COVID: What If I Get Called In?Many healthcare workers are worried if we get called in to help with COVID patients because this may be outside our scope of practice. Aaron Bright, MD sits down with Salim Rezaie, MD to simplify critical frontline lessons to keep you and your patients safe if you get called in. Topics include …
30min 58Aaron Bright, MD and Salim Rezaie, MD
Excellence in the Physical Exam: Herpes Zoster
From February 2020, Clear as Mud...IDSA Guideline Pneumonia updatesHerpes zoster may present with prodromal symptoms of itching or paresthesias, typically occurs in a dermatomal distribution and may result in post-herpetic neuralgia and/or scarring.
11min 56Mizuho Morrison, DO, Mike Weinstock, MD, and Mike Hollar, DO
What do I do next? | A Pain in the Butt
From February 2020, Clear as Mud...IDSA Guideline Pneumonia updatesPatients presenting with rectal pain have a broad differential diagnosis which includes hemorrhoidal pain, peri-rectal and peri-anal abscess, fistulae, referred pain from intra-abdominal and genital sources, and proctalgia fugax. Rick and Mike discuss the case of a young man who presented with …
16min 12Mike Weinstock, MD and Rick Pescatore, DO
Prostate Pro Tips
From February 2020, Clear as Mud...IDSA Guideline Pneumonia updatesWhen someone comes in with prostate related symptoms and infection, it’s hard to know if we’re working with prostatitis vs prostate abscess. How can we improve our prostate game? Dr. Tarlan Hedayati schools Drs. Matt DeClerck and Neda Frayha on some prostate pro tips. •
13min 15Tarlan Hedayati, MD, Matthieu DeClerck, MD, and Neda Frayha, MD
Bonus Short - Novel Coronavirus
From January 2020, Bonus Short - Novel CoronavirusIn this Hippo Education Short, Infectious Diseases specialist Dr. Devang Patel sits down with our own Dr. Neda Frayha to discuss what we know so far about the new 2019-n-CoV coronavirus outbreak and what front-line clinicians can do if we suspect a patient of ours might have this viral illness.
18min 7Devang Patel, MD and Neda Frayha, MD
Zoster-Ramsey Hunt
From January 2020, Mainlining MadnessHerpes zoster may present with prodromal symptoms of itching or paresthesias, typically occurs in a dermatomal distribution and may result in post-herpetic neuralgia and/or scarring.
12min 29Matthieu DeClerck, MD and Josh Russell, MD
IV Drug Use (IVDA)
From January 2020, Mainlining MadnessPatients who use IV drugs may have infections far removed from the site of the injection of drugs including endocarditis and pulmonary abscess. Examining a patient specifically for these complications will help in making the correct diagnosis.
16min 54Mizuho Morrison, DO and Mike Weinstock, MD
Excellence in the Physical Exam: Necrotizing Fasciitis
From December 2019, Medication MishapsNecrotizing fasciitis has a high mortality and symptoms may present insidiously as this is a fasciitis and not a cellulitis. Exam findings may range from fever to erythema to bullae, or even present simply as pain out of proportion to exam.
13min 20Mike Weinstock, MD and Jenny Beck-Esmay, MD
Chagas Disease
From August 2019, Disabilities MatterChagas disease is on the rise in the United States and becoming more widespread. Why? How do these patients present, and how do we make the diagnosis and then treat them appropriately? How can we prevent further transmission? In this segment, Drs. Mizuho Morrison and Neda Frayha review the ins and …
17min 24Neda Frayha, MD and Mizuho Morrison, DO
Deadly Infections | Part II
From June 2019, ID KillersMike and Dr. Kalantari discuss various types of deadly infections.
9min 39Mike Weinstock, MD and Annahieta Kalantari, DO
Deadly Infections | Part I
From June 2019, ID KillersBacterial meningitis has a 100% mortality rate if left untreated. The causative organism is associated with the patients age. Less than 50% of patients will present with the triad of fever, neck stiffness and altered mental status. 20% of patients will be left with hearing loss, neuro disability or …
17min 44Mike Weinstock, MD and Annahieta Kalantari, DO
What Would I Do Next | Orbital Cellulitis
From June 2019, ID KillersOrbital cellulitis is a serious infection which requires intravenous antibiotics and may characterized by fever, pain with orbital motion, proptosis and can result in extension of infection to the cavernous sinus or brain.
14min 58Jenny Beck-Esmay, MD and Mike Weinstock, MD
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