Caity and Yiyu

Just Ask the Question!

Science EN ↓ 6 episodes

A podcast for the ICU curious

Author

Caity and Yiyu

Category

Science

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Apr 3, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 6 - On Pulmonary Compliance, Air Trapping, and a Few Quick Questions 03.04.2025

In this episode, we discuss static and dynamic pulmonary compliance; airway disease, air trapping and auto PEEP. We finish with a few quick questions - about stress induced cardiomyopathy and shock liver.

Episode 5 - Epidurals, Distributive Shock, and a Few Quick Questions 03.04.2025

In this episode, we discuss epidurals and how they work, distributive shock and what it looks like at the bedside, and finish with a few quick questions.

Episode 4 - The One Where Bethany Joins the Podcast 09.02.2025

We discuss making big life decisions, cardiogenic shock, and NSAIDs.

Episode 3 - On Abdominal Compartment Syndrome, Anion Gap, and Core Values 09.02.2025

In this episode, we discuss abdominal compartment syndrome and the anion gap in detail. We also touch on the idea of core values for bedside nurses, and healthcare workers in general.

Episode 2 - On Being New in the ICU, Frank-Starling Curves, and Cardiac Tamponade 07.11.2024

In this episode we answer questions related to being new in the ICU, as well as two questions about cardiac physiology and pathology.

Episode 1 - On PEEP, Valves and Pressors 13.10.2024

In this first episode we answer three questions - one about PEEP, one about valves and one about pressors and inotropes

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