how many miliseconds is 1 big box on an ECG?
0.20s, or 200ms.
NAFLD/MASLD metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD)
What are the indications for acute dialysis?
AEIOU
•Acidosis: pH < 7.1 refractory (active acidosis, AKI with rapid accumulation of acid, DKA if refractory)
•Electrolytes: K ≥ 6.5 OR any K+ elevation with ECG changes and refractory to Rx. Severe hypercalcemia refractory. Severe hyperphosphatemia causing symptomatic hypocalcemia or
•Intoxications: methanol, lithium, salicylates, Ethylene glycol, valproate, phenobarbital
•Overload refractory to diuretics (CRRT if hemodynamically unstable)
•Uremia: encephalopathy, pericarditis, bleeding or platelet dysfunction, intractable nausea and vomiting from uremia.
How do you diagnosis pancreatitis?
(1) typical abdominal pain, (2) amylase/lipase ≥3× ULN, (3) imaging evidence
Who put harry potter's name in the goblet of fire?
Barty Crough Jr - impersonating mad eye moody
What ECGs findings do you see in a pulmonary emoblus?
S1Q3T3

List 4 complications of decompensated cirrhosis
VIBES
Volume - ascites - diuresis or large volume paracentesis.
Infection - SBP
Bleeding - Varices
Encephalopathy
Screening- HCC
HRS
HPS
what is sodium thiosulfate used for?
calciphylaxis
First-line medication given IV after dialysis to chelate calcium and dissolve vascular deposits.
How high do TG need to be to cause pancreatitis?
>11.3
who is the griffindor ghost?
Sir Nicholas/ nearly headless nick

When are steroids indicated in alcoholic hepatitis?
Maddrey DF ≥32 or MELD ≥20 and no active infection/bleed/renal failure/pancreatitis
If I want to remove more potassium from the blood, what should I do with the diasylate during dialysis?
Decrease the concentration of potassium in the diasylate.
How do you treat pancreatitis due to hypertriglyceremia?
insulin, fluids, fenofibrates, statin.
What kind of spider is Aragog?
Acromantula
What's the abnormality?

First step in variceal hemorrhage management?
→ Resuscitate + IV octreotide + ceftriaxone → urgent endoscopy (banding)
How do you diagnosis PD Peritonitis?
At least two of the following
Clinical features consistent with peritonitis - abdomen pain, and/or cloudy effluent
effluent WBC>100 with >50% PMN
effluent Positive culture
What type of pancreatitis responds to steroids?
Type 1 IgG4-related autoimmune pancreatitis.
What is the creature that can transform itself into a person’s biggest fear?
Boggart
75 year old male after PCI. Name the rhythm.

AIVR - Accelerated idioventricular rhythm
ECG Interpretation
A 60-year-old man with decompensated cirrhosis and tense ascites is admitted with mild abdominal pain, low-grade fever, and worsening renal function. Paracentesis shows SAAG 14, and PMN count 260 cells/µL. Culture pending.
SBP - ceftriaxone
Patient during hemodialysis suddenly became altered, GCS 13/15, with headache and vomiting. What is going on?
Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome
Acute cerebral edema due to rapid extraction of osmotically active substances (urea and NaCl)
Increased ICP – HA, vomiting, papilledema, AMS
Clinical Dx
Use hemofiltration over HD in patients with risk factors
If HD – do slow, regular sessions
Adjust dialysate
A patient with acute pancreatitis continues to spike fevers after 7–10 days, with rising WBC and clinical deterioration. What complication should you suspect?
Infected pancreatic necrosis.
What does Dumbledore leave for Harry, Ron, Hermione in his will?
Harry - sword of griffindor and the snitch
Ron - delluminator
Hermione - book, tales of beedle the bard.