teaching Edition
Have You Ever Wondered Why Sepsis Patients Crash So Quickly?
Sepsis doesn’t usually announce itself loudly at first. It holds itself together until it can’t.
physiology
COPD
🧬 Dupilumab: Biologics in COPD
The First Real Paradigm Shift in COPD Care —
CO2
Have you ever wondered: WHY do we reach for Sodium Bicarbonate in the ICU?
A History, A Physiology, A Philosophy My apologies to this growing readership. After taking the summer of 2025 off from blogging, I’m back. I appreciate your patience 😀. Let’s try a new take today— I’ll attempt to weave history, physiology, evidence, controversy, and philosophy into a practical piece.
EvidenceBasedMedicine
Have you ever wondered: WHY a MAP of 65 mmHg?
The 65 mmHg MAP target in critical care medicine has deep historical roots—from Hippocrates’ humors to Poiseuille’s equations.
cough
The Lingering Cough
Have you ever wondered why coughs outlast colds? Studies shows that post-infectious cough persists in approximately 25% of patients with upper respiratory infections, sometimes for up to two months after the initial illness has resolved.
