Acute respiratory failure is one of the most common reasons for admission to the intensive care unit. Check out our infographic on hypoxemic respiratory failure and learn more on the CHEST
#COVID19
Resources page:
#CHESTCritCare
Original research suggests that implementing a protocol for peripheral administration of norepinephrine safely can avoid 1 central venous catheter day in the average patient. Read more in the February
@journal_CHEST
issue:
#MedTwitter
#MedEd
#CritCare
Night shift workers usually sleep 1 to 4 hours less per day than daytime workers. A new infographic from the CHEST Sleep Medicine Network outlines strategies for before, during, and after your shift to maximize quality sleep.
#CHESTSleep
#SleepMedicine
Prone positioning may be utilized for patients in hypoxemic respiratory failure. Learn about possible positions, physiology, clinical data, and practical considerations:
#COVID19
#CHESTCritCare
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Anthony Fauci will be giving our keynote address on Sunday, October 18, at
#CHEST2020
.
Learn more and register now:
Late intubation associated with longer ICU LOS and duration of MV in
#COVID19
.
Nonsurvivors had longer time to intubation vs survivors.
Read more in the latest issue of
#journalCHEST
:
CHEST presents a simple method for blood gas interpretation that will provide a basic foundation of understanding.
For more, visit the CHEST
#COVID19
Clinical Resources page:
#CHESTCritCare
Late intubation associated with longer ICU LOS and duration of MV in
#COVID19
.
Nonsurvivors had longer time to intubation vs survivors.
Read more in
#journalCHEST
:
Acute respiratory failure is one of the most common reasons for admission to the intensive care unit. Check out our infographic on hypoxemic respiratory failure and learn more on the CHEST
#COVID19
Resources page:
#CHESTCritCare
Pictorial Review of Fibrotic Interstitial Lung Disease on High-Resolution CT Scan and Updated Classification
Read the full review in the April
@journal_CHEST
issue:
#MedEd
#MedTwitter
89% patients developed atelectasis in at least 1 out of 8 segments and 72% patients in at least 4 segments during bronchoscopy under general anesthesia:
#journalCHEST
Prone positioning may be utilized for patients in hypoxemic respiratory failure. Learn about possible positions, physiology, clinical data, and practical considerations:
#COVID19
#CHESTCritCare
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Fellow-in-training member, Meredith Greer, MD (
@EmmGeezee
), shares the top 10 things she wishes she had known when starting her fellowship:
#lifeasafellow
CHEST stands with our members and health care providers everywhere as they continue to stand on the frontlines of COVID-19. Thank you
@gbosslet
for speaking up in front of the Indiana legislature. Help spread the word.
An organization is only as good as its employees and we’ve got some of the best. A big thank you goes to our staff for putting such a tremendous effort into making
#CHEST2022
a success! 🎉👏
Special Feature summarizes disease presentations and provides a practical approach to diagnosis of organizing pneumonia. Read the article from the
@journal_CHEST
's July issue:
#MedEd
#MedTwitter
Prone positioning may be utilized for patients in hypoxemic respiratory failure. Learn about possible positions, physiology, clinical data, and practical considerations:
#COVID19
#CHESTCritCare
Acute respiratory failure is one of the most common reasons for admission to the intensive care unit. Check out our infographic on hypoxemic respiratory failure and learn more on the CHEST
#COVID19
Resources page:
#CHESTCritCare
There are several types of vaccines currently under development for
#COVID19
, each with different potential strengths and weaknesses. Understand each vaccine's mechanisms of action, pros and cons and which companies are developing which vaccines:
The first study to assess the effectiveness of nebulized tranexamic acid in patients with hemoptysis: could this be the magic elixir we’ve been waiting for?
#journalCHEST
Acute respiratory failure is one of the most common reasons for admission to the intensive care unit. Check out our infographic on hypoxemic respiratory failure and learn more on the CHEST
#COVID19
Resources page:
#CHESTCritCare
With so much
#COVID19
content to navigate online, ask yourself these questions to help decide what is relevant info, especially before posting. For more coronavirus resources, visit:
#coronavirus
After an extensive review of the present and potential conditions affecting in-person participation, CHEST 2021 will be fully online again this year. We learned from last year and are ready to do it better all over again. Learn more:
#CHEST2021
Noninvasive ventilation, or assisted breathing using positive pressure delivered by a nasal, mask, or helmet interface, is increasingly used in the critical care setting to support impending respiratory failure:
#COVID19
#CHESTCritCare
CHEST released new clinical guidelines for venous thromboembolism (VTE) management, providing 29 recommendations on 17 PICO questions, four of which have not been addressed previously.
Read the full guidelines:
#CHESTNews
INSIDE LOOK 👀 Read more of the research from the upcoming
@journal_CHEST
issue (May 8): Does the nebulized route of tranexamic acid administration reduce the amount of hemoptysis compared with the IV route in patients presenting to the ED with hemoptysis?
How I Do It: Using cardiopulmonary exercise testing to evaluate dyspnea and exercise tolerance in people with chronic respiratory conditions such as
#PAH
and
#COPD
. Read the full article in the June issue of
@journal_CHEST
:
#MedTwitter
#MedEd
The CHEST guideline on respiratory management of patients with neuromuscular weakness is published in the August
@journal_CHEST
issue. Read the 15 graded recommendations, one good practice statement and one consensus-based statement:
#MedEd
#JournalCHEST
“Those photographs reveal and force us to confront the new reality: we are all vulnerable to COVID-19.”
Humanizing ICU care during
#COVID19
:
#journalCHEST
Shock is common in critically ill patients. Learn about the different types of shock, the associated clinical findings and physiology, and treatments for each type:
#CHESTCritCare
The CHEST guideline on respiratory management of patients with neuromuscular weakness is published in the August
@journal_CHEST
issue. Read the 15 graded recommendations, one good practice statement and one consensus-based statement:
#MedEd
#MedTwitter
Review the latest guidance from the International Collaboration for Transfusion Medicine Guidelines on the use of intravenous albumin in the August
@journal_CHEST
issue:
#MedEd
#MedTwitter
New guideline, “Respiratory Management of Patients With Neuromuscular Weakness”, covers mouthpiece ventilation, transition to home mechanical ventilation, salivary secretion management, and airway clearance therapies. View the full guideline:
INSIDE LOOK 👀 Read more of the latest research from the upcoming issue (July 6):
Review management of hematologic emergencies in adults with critical illness in this
@journal_CHEST
article:
#MedEd
#MedTwitter
Separate myths and facts on use of HFNC and NIV in patients with
#COVID19
, including a review of recommendations from various societies, evidence and suggested treatment algorithm:
#journalCHEST
#CHESTCritCare
Does supplemental oxygen improve echocardiographic parameters in nonhypoxemic patients with intermediate-risk pulmonary embolism? Read the original research in the March
@journal_CHEST
issue:
#MedEd
#MedTwitter
Review the position paper from the Fleischner Society on chest CT diagnosis and clinical management of drug-related pneumonitis due to molecular targeting agents and immune-checkpoint inhibitors:
#journalCHEST
There are several types of vaccines currently under development for
#COVID19
, each with different potential strengths and weaknesses. Understand each vaccine's mechanisms of action, pros and cons and which companies are developing which vaccines:
Special Feature summarizes disease presentations and provides a practical approach to diagnosis of organizing pneumonia. Read the article from the July issue of the
@journal_CHEST
:
#MedEd
#MedTwitter
Night shift workers usually sleep 1 to 4 hours less per day than daytime workers. A new infographic from the
#CHESTSleep
Network outlines strategies for before, during, and after your shift to maximize quality sleep.
New guideline, “Respiratory Management of Patients With Neuromuscular Weakness,” recommends:
Noninvasive ventilation (NIV) treatment*
Individualizing NIV treatment*
Anticholinergic medication as first-line therapy*
*Read the full guideline:
Cefepime-associated neurotoxicity is uncommon, but critically ill patients with renal dysfunction may be at greater risk.
Read more:
#journalCHEST
#CHESTCritCare
When PPE is used, health care workers have not been infected by COVID-19 as a result of the use of nebulizers.
Learn more about nebulization in the
#COVID19
era:
Seizures are common in the ICU. It's important to be able to address them promptly and effectively. In this educational
#infographic
, we review
#seizures
and status epilepticus, and provide an algorithm to consider when treating this critical condition:
There are several types of vaccines currently under development for
#COVID19
, each with different potential strengths and weaknesses. Understand each vaccine's mechanisms of action, pros and cons and which companies are developing which vaccines:
A CHEST How I Do It reviews the newest evidence and current guidelines on long-term noninvasive ventilation in severe
#COPD
. Read more in the June issue of the journal CHEST®:
#JournalCHEST
#MedEd