Preventative Cardiology

Women's heart health, women's heart disease, menopause, lipids, cholesterol, and busting heart disease myths! Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Alo break down heart disease, women, and myths! https://dralo.net/links Dr. Mary:https://www.instagram.com/dr.marypardee https://www.modrnmed.com ... Show More

What is the most accurate and scientific medical app to learn about your medical problems? To learn about diabetes, high blood pressure, the best diet, the best exercise program, POTS syndrome, Afib, DVTs, pulmonary embolisms, concussions, longevity? There is only one app and it' ... Show More

What does it mean when your doctor or provider orders way too many tests? Is it a good sign? Should you run and hide? Are they smarter than other doctors when they order more tests? Should you go to a doctor that orders way more tests than anyone else? https://dralo.net/links 

In this episode I cover chronic heart failure. If you want to follow along with written notes on chronic heart failure go to https://zerotofinals.com/medicine/cardiology/heartfailure/ or find the cardiology section in the Zero to Finals medicine book. This episode covers the path ... Show More

Evaluation of patients with Cardiogenic Shock. Why do we need a swan, introduction to CPO, PAPi and survival rates in these critically ill patients Show Notes: https://eddyjoemd.com/cardiogenic-shock-mcs/ TrueLearn Link: https://truelearn.referralrock.com/l/EDDYJOEMD25/Discount c ... Show More

There is an interesting predictor of a heart attack that you can look for right now. Go to the mirror and look for a crease on your ear lobe, starting where the hole is and coming out 45 degrees. Coronary artery disease or cardiovascular disease causes you to lose blood flow to t ... Show More

In this episode I cover cardiovascular disease. If you want to follow along with written notes on cardiovascular disease go to zerotofinals.com/cvd or find the cardiology section in the Zero to Finals medicine book. This episode covers the pathophysiology of atherosclerosis, the ... Show More

What do you think is the number one thing to avoid in order to reduce or prevent blood clots that can lead to heart attacks and strokes? What forms the clots? Listen to this podcast to learn more. 

This is the Cardiology chapter from USMLE Step 2 Secrets. Content covered in this episode includes: 1:16 Question Dissection - A 29 year old male tree-trimmer suffers serious injuries from a fall at work… 6:01 Cardiology chapter of Step 2 Secrets including questions and topics li ... Show More

Packed with so many clinically relevant points taking care of a patient with decompensated heart failure on general medicine floors!Time Stamps:03:17 What are the key initial clinical variables in evaluating heart failure admissions?10:09 What are key lab findings for patients wi ... Show More

We’ve covered tachycardias, both narrow and broad before, but we need to complete the set.  So this time we’ll be looking at the slower end of the spectrum, with bradycardias. Bradycardias can be a physiological state in athletes, but they can also be of significant concern. They ... Show More

Even as nursing students in clinicals, we see so many patients affected by heart failure. This is definitely a biggie, and one you need to know. Today I'm breaking it down, and hitting the highlights of what you need to know as a nursing student about heart failure. Picmonic ... Show More