Going deep into the "Social" of social media. The Left and Middle box. #KidneyWk
What is a social network. Nice demonstration of an online and offline (dialysis unit, see the pinned tweet on @AvrumGillespie twitter feed for more on that) social network. #KidneyWk
Popular people get more popular. This is called preferential attachment. His example is some clown named @Kidney_Boy#KidneyWk
Homophily, people seek attachments with people of similar beliefs and interests. #KidneyWk
Transitivity (clustering) a friend of my friend is my friend, Constraint are people that are not joint friends (I think, it was a little unclear)
Influence is more powerful than credibility. #KidneyWk
Clustering coefficients measures polarization
Eigenvector how well connected are you to someone who is well-connected
Average path length who many people does it take a message to go. (this was unclear)
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
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.