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DocScribbles / Cathy Cichon

@docscribbles.bsky.social

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ID doc with Med-Peds background. I draw comics and medical illustrations 🎨 Interested in health equity and medical education. 📍Colorado

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Brett Biebelberg, MD @bbiebelberg.bsky.social · 02/12/2024

One of the most important things we can do to promote sound clinical reasoning, minimize adverse events, and ensure patient safety is to remember that not all fevers are of infectious etiology. #emimcc #idsky #medsky

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DocScribbles / Cathy Cichon @docscribbles.bsky.social · 25/11/2024

Differential diagnosis for fever in an ICU patient #IDSky #MedSky #SciArt

A man is in an ICU hospital bed, intubated and sedated. The graphic around him depicts various organ systems that can contribute to fevers in ICU patients, including CNS, endocrine, cardiac, respiratory, GI, GI, bone, skin/soft tissue, and others (I.e. malignancy, autoimmune conditions, and drug fevers).

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Alice (SHE/HER) Sato, MD PhD @asato4kids.bsky.social · 25/11/2024

Today and every day - thanks to our #PublicHealth partners #IDSky

CDC graphic showing racially and professionally diverse group of professionals. Text says “Thank you, public health professionals!” and captioned “Public Health Thank You Day”

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DocScribbles / Cathy Cichon @docscribbles.bsky.social · 18/11/2024

Reintroduction time! I’m a Med-Peds and adult ID physician dabbling in medical illustration/comics. You may recognize my “Pressors as Marvel Avengers” series, Core IM art, or other visual mnemonics. Follow me for more MedEd…looking forward to connecting with #MedSky, #IDSky, and #SciArt! ! 😊🎨🦠

Visual algorithm depicting the evaluation and treatment of staphylococcus aureus bloodstream infections

Visual comic depiction of an EKG cardiac cycle with peaked T waves due to hyperkalemia, with three climbers on the peak and one of them exclaiming “Boss, we’re climbing too fast…her heart’s going to give out!”

Visual depiction of a chest x-ray, with two mnemonics indicating how to read the image. The first mnemonic is “PIER”, which stands for Position, Inspiration, Exposure, and Rotation. The second mnemonic is “ABCDEFGHI”, which stands for airway, bones, cardiac silhouette, diaphragm, effusions, fields, gastric bubble, hila, and impression.

A comic of Thor, representing the pressor Dobutamine. In this analogy, Dobutamine is a “heartthrob” and can be used for acute heart failure or cardiogenic shock.

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DocScribbles / Cathy Cichon @docscribbles.bsky.social · 12/11/2024

Me, studying for ID boards: “Erythema nodosum leprosum…” Fiancé: “Is that a Harry Potter spell?”

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a girl in a harry potter costume is holding a wand in her hand .

Alt: Hermione holding a wand in her hand .

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Madhu Pai, MD, PhD @madhupai.bsky.social · 11/11/2024

To all the global health nerds joining @bsky.app, here are some welcome gifts 🎁 A compilation of over 400 amazing books on global health! communities.springernature.com/posts/if-you...

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If you had to read one book on global health...

If there is 1 book that you would like all global health students to read, it would be.....? Here is an impressive list of over 400 books generated by this question on Twitter!

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