Thiazide diuretics
Thiazide diuretics are great for preventing kidney stones, but do you know which patients respond best to them? In this video from our Fluids and Electrolytes Masterclass, you'll discover how thiazide diuretics work, the differences between them, and what makes them unique among other diuretics.
12th Aug 2019 • 4m read
PCI—using a pressure wire to determine the significance of a stenosis
Learn to identify the key components of a pressure wire system and the meaning of the numbers that are generated by it.
5th Aug 2019 • 4m read
Administering anti-influenza medications
How can influenza be managed with medications? In this lesson, we'll cover the mechanisms of action, spectrums, side effects, indications and contraindications of neuraminidase inhibitors, amantadine, and rimantadine.
5th Aug 2019 • 3m read
Targeting multidrug-resistant, gram-positive organisms
Learn about the mechanisms of action, spectrums, side effects, indications, and contraindications of daptomycin, linezolid, and tedizolid.
29th Jul 2019 • 3m read
PCI—troubleshooting radial access
This lesson will cover some tips and tricks for managing radial access complications in PCI.
11th Jul 2019 • 4m read
PCI—accessing the radial artery
Learn about the benefits of utilizing radial access in PCI.
3rd Jul 2019 • 4m read
Meet the world's youngest medical student!
This 11-year-old has already started his medical career—and he has no plans of slowing down!
3rd Jul 2019 • 3m read
Indications for cardiac magnetic resonance imaging
Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) is a very versatile imaging modality. In this video, you'll learn when CMR is useful—and when it isn’t.
1st Jul 2019 • 5m read
PCI—obtaining a femoral artery access
We need to access the arterial system to perform a PCI. This video will demonstrate the basic technique of arterial access and when femoral artery access is indicated for PCI.
29th Jun 2019 • 4m read
PCI—arterial access complications
In this video, you'll learn about managing pseudoaneursyms, hematomas, retroperitoneal hemorrhage, and distal embolization.
19th Jun 2019 • 3m read