Ready-to-go Teaching Materials for Clinical Medicine

Antibiotics – Part 1: Spectrum

Interactive chalk talk defining the spectrum and key features to commonly used inpatient antibiotics.

Evaluate a patient with atrial fibrillation (AF) with rapid ventricular rate (RVR) and develop a framework for management of heart rate control.

Develop a framework for both underproduction and overproduction anemia, then reinforce the framework through short clinical cases (60 min).

Learn about the 3 lab approach to diagnosis for hyponatremia.

Differentiate gout from other causes of inflammatory mono-articular joint disease, treat acute flares and safely titrate urate lowering therapy.

Basic instructions, including 3D printing files for constructing high-fidelity and low-cost procedural task trainers for bedside procedures.

Counsel patients through the available options and safety consideration of various gender affirming therapies and initiate hormone therapy.

Quickly identify clinical features concerning lupus, which labs to order, and how to avoid obtaining an unnecessary ANA.