Michelle Lim @whatsthegfr on Visual Abstracts. She runs the NSMC Graphical Communication Rotation. No one, even @AndrewMIbrahim himself (sorry), would be a better speaker for this talk. Great get by @ASNKidney#KidneyWk
History of the Visual Abstract #KidneyWk Check the QR code
What are Visual Abstracts and
What Visual Abstracts are not. #KidneyWk
Infographics visualize a topic, while visual abstracts visualize a single manuscript. #KidneyWk
A nice comparison of text versus visual abstracts. How much do you get in 15 seconds #KidneyWk
Some empiric data on visual abstracts showing a consistent increase in social media attention. No increase in citations. Personally I would be concerned if they increased citations. Note that the studies showing increased attention are randomized controlled trials. #KidneyWk
The two refs for lack of citations are both observational studies. Additionally, visual abstracts are not intended to get citations. They get attention. If the study is shit, no visual abstract can help that. #KidneyWk
Nice summary of the pitfalls in Visual Abstracts #KidneyWk
Challenges in the creation of visual abstracts #KidneyWk
Simple (and wise) advise on the creation of visual abstracts: Keep it simple! #KidneyWk
Lim's process for creating a visual abstract #KidneyWk
Various ways to layout the visual abstract #KidneyWk
Nice slide on font selection. Love this. #KidneyWk
Icons (boy do I get this question a lot, it has replaced What program do you use for your presentations) #KidneyWk
Wow, the Steve Jobs film at Apple.com is really good. Don't miss it.
I know that Steve was an asshole to a lot of people and was greedy when he didn't need to be and did some shameful acts. But for many years he was a singular hero and inspiration.
My career arc is a result of thinking differently. Many nights as I worked on projects I felt kinship with the team who developed the Macintosh. The ability to stay focused on making something insanely great in a world where good enough is usually all that anyone expects.
#AskRenal Patients can get hypotensive after relieving urinary obstruction. Does clamping the foley and slowing bladder decompression protect against the hypotension?
(and a gif for the people who want to rename this hyperhydronemia)
Patient came to the hospital with abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. Patient has alcohol use disorder. Last drink was about a day prior to admission.
After arrival to the ER the patient has a seizure.
Besides the weirdly elevated anion gap, and the hypokalemia, the initial labs just show some AKI. I don't have an ABG but I suspect combined metabolic alkalosis and lactic acidosis.