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another fanmade case report for my Gobb oc ‼️
5/3/2023
I’m studying before clinic this morning at this cute cafe I found. Then I’ll go to my school’s poster session this afternoon. A solid Thursday schedule ☺️
Il secolo di prove che i vaccini causano morti infantili
C’è un secolo di prove che collegano i vaccini alla morte infantile improvvisa e numerosi attivisti hanno cercato di costringere il governo federale a indagare per decenni Source: 24 ago 2022; by A Midwestern Doctor on The Forgotten Side of Medicine Continue reading Untitled
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This one was a doozy
Another day, another case.
30 something years old presented with 5 days of progressive dyspnea, chest pain, dry cough and subfebrile temperatures. His preexisting medical conditions are asthma, polyposis.
No muscle aches, headaches, no changes in his smell or taste, no gastrointestinal symptoms.
He came to ER. Of course, they were thinking COVID.
His CRP was somewhere in the middle ranges, leukocytosis, neutrophilia, leukopenia and what was interesting was eosinophilia. They did the quick PCR test which was negative. His chest x-ray showed rather massive bilateral pneumonia v.s. COVID according to the radiologist.
They gave him corticosteroids and some inhalations with minor improvement.
He was admitted to my floor as suspected COVID. I did not approve of this admit, my older colleague did. But something at the back of my mind was like
During the admit his pressure was fine, his oxygen levels were fine. He looked tired. He was complaining of chest pains. When listening to his lungs u could hear rattling sounds.
Now let me explain why my spidey sense was tingling.
A 30-year-old normosaturated patient, who in the past spent some time in hospitals (as he was an asthmatic fella), would not go to the hospital just bc he was feeling under weather.
He was vaxxed, he still could have gotten Omikron and I get why that was the working diagnosis.
But the doc in the ER did not do ECG bc apparently the patient is young and without any preexisting conditions, according to him, his chest pain was due to asthma (?) and/or covid. Ok still...I kinda get it. But ECG should be the ducking base with chest pain no matter how old the patient is.
Anyway, he was admitted. My younger coworker was assigned to his case. He asked me to go and look at this patient bc he suddenly developed a nonpruritic rash on his head, arms and torso. He was tachypneic. His pressure was 110/70 90 pulses. Sat. 91 on room air.
I asked for ECG. Eyes were rolled.
This is his ECG, sorry for the bad quality
The second PCR for COVID was negativ.
Can u guess what is the differential here?
I will post the answer and what happened next in a few hours.
Sky News Interviews JV Regarding the Orca that Mimics Humans
I was interviewed by Sky News for the “big story” regarding the orca Wikie that mimicked human sounds. My position, as articulated here, is that the story is neither science, nor is it novel. It’s a publicity stunt to suggest that relevant research is happening with captive orcas at places like Marineland & SeaWorld. A way to justify captivity.
Do you have any advice for someone who is going to approach a doctor they've been shadowing about publishing a case study with them?
Yes.
Step 1: Approach said doctor (in person, via telephone, or email. Preferably in person with baked goods)
Step 2: Tell them they’re awesome
Step 3: Just straight up ask them. Offer to do the majority of the work. Or maybe even bring a draft of the case study that you’ve already worked on.
Step 4: Write that paper.
4/10/2023
Despite 4 days off from the hospital I still feel so tired 🥲
Spent the mini vacation decorating the apartment, assembling furniture, dog sitting, and submitting a poster for my school’s poster day.
Today’s another busy day, with early morning rounds in the hospital followed by driving almost an hour to another site to take a practical exam.
Wish me luck!