Channel Title: Critical Intelligence (formerly CritIC) Channel Description: This channel provides free educational videos on internal medicine, focussing on acute and critical care, and aimed at the starting physician. The main goal is to make these videos in such a way that they can be easily applied in the clinic. Not to get you to pass the test and move on. Topics include primary medical assessment, fluid and electrolyte disorders, applied clinical pharmacology and toxicology, and various topics in critical care. Disclaimer: for educational purposes only. No substitution for proper training. "If nothing we do matters, all that matters is what we do." <video> In resp. failure, what is the recommended target SpO2 range for patients with chronic hypercapnia? 🧐 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What's the most common cause of acute mitral regurgitation in the ICU? 🤔 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What's the most alarming cause of new onset right axis deviation in the ICU? 🤔 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What is the recommended target PaCO2 range for permissive hypercapnia in ARDS? 🧐 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What's the most alarming cause of pulsus paradoxus? 😳 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> In acute kidney injury, what is the recommended target urine output for oliguric patients? 🤓 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What's the most common cause of pulsus paradoxus? 🧐 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> AI for clinicians - What is artificial intelligence? Description: Hi everyone! It's been a while! 😅 After becoming a resident in internal medicine and a fellow in critical care (and clinical pharmacology), I have become a full fledged intensivist 🥳 What you may not know is that I am also trained as a biomedical engineer, specialized in AI. This is me, by the way! 👋 https://beacons.ai/aidoc I think it's inevitable that AI will come to healthcare, and that we as clinicians will be using it in our daily work 🤓 For that reason, we need to know a bit more about AI: what it is, what it can do, and also: what it cannot do. We need to know about the opportunities, but also about the challenges and pitfalls, such as bias. So that we also know when NOT to use it. This is because we as clinicians remain responsible to provide the best care for our patients! 💪 To improve the AI literacy of clinicians, I've created the "AI for Healthcare Providers" course! 😁 The video you're watching now is one of the introductory videos in the course. Interested to learn more about the course? 📖 Go to https://www.criticalintelligence.nl/ai-course to learn more about the contents of the course 🚀 Go to https://shop.beacons.ai/aidoc/ai-course to do the course. Make sure to use code CRITIC for an additional 30% discount! </video> <video> In septic shock, what is the recommended time frame for administering antibiotics? 🤨 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> In resp. failure, what is the target SpO2 range for patients without chronic hypercapnia? Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What's the typical hemodynamic profile of septic shock? 🤔 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What is the first-line treatment for severe hypercalcemia in critical care? 🤓 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> In acute liver failure, what is the criteria for considering LTx in acetaminophen-induced cases? 🤨 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What is the maximum serum sodium correction rate in severe hyponatremia? 🤓 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video> <video> What is the most common cause of non-occlusive mesenteric ischemia? 🤨 Description: This is your daily intermediate level question on acute and critical care medicine! Check out my main videos for a full comprehensive explanation, always under 10 minutes! ~ Jessica </video>

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This channel provides free educational videos on internal medicine, focussing on acute and critical care, and aimed at the starting physician. The main goal is to make these videos in such a way that they can be easily applied in the clinic. Not to get you to pass the test and move on. Topics include primary medical assessment, fluid and electrolyte disorders, applied clinical pharmacology and toxicology, and various topics in critical care.

Disclaimer: for educational purposes only. No substitution for proper training.

"If nothing we do matters, all that matters is what we do."

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