A Medical Education company focused on bringing procedural training to the clinician.

Joined December 2021
SimKit.Co retweeted
New content drop by @SimKitCo. Quick case and some review on some key pearls on Myxedema Coma Management. simkit.co/podcast/slowww-dow….
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So proud of our #TraumaMobileTeam #TMT Another remote mentoring Crike No Tracheostomy-no problem No experience--no problem ETT was cut Place: Rural Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 Procedure: Cricothyroidotomy #TraumaTips Every Single ER doctor should learn THIS SKILL to save a life #eFONA
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🔪 pearl for emergent surgical cricothyrotomy: extend the neck! 🔪 ask an assistant to extend the neck for you (there’s no time for fancy positioning) 🔪 neck extension brings the airway closer to the skin. if there is excess soft tissue, it gets pulled to the side – at Burlington, VT
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[with permission] Scalpel-finger-Bougie tube Never failed me .. Thanks #FOAMed @emcrit (This one took <15 seconds) Learn 1 technique - - >save many lives @ketaminh @airwaycam #cricothyrotomy #cricothyroidotomy #FONA #FOAMed
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Palliative care gifs - a Collection 🧵
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Don’t Become Obsolete: The EM Physician’s Fight Against Procedural Decay via @JayHineMD rebelem.com/dont-become-obso… #FOAMed #FOAMcc #Simulation #HALOprocedures
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Pretty cool live tweet monitor at #AAEM23!
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Answering clinical questions - a further discussion of how evidence based medicine is really easy on the @simkitco podcast #FOAMed simkit.co/podcast/smart-is-s…
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SimKit.Co retweeted
So much melanin, so much emergency medicine 😭♥️ thank you @healy_em for this space
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The blood loss during surgery was MINIMAL 🤣🤣 #MedTwitter
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Somebody on here told me that because I died briefly my student loans should have died with me and now I can’t stop thinking about it
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In this simple 🧵: I will do my best to inflict damage on a standard 0.032" central line wire by using the #11 scalpel blade that comes with the kit. There is one minor bit of clinical relevance to this, and it is somewhat counterintuitive... (1/)
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