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Money ChatAre Cell Phone Carrier Trade-in Deals a Trap?Every fall, wireless carriers flood the market with irresistible offers: "$800 off a new phone with a trade-in!" It feels like a massive discount, but we’re here to expose the truth: You are caught in a brilliantly rigged financial game.This episode cuts through the carrier marketing to reveal the actual total cost of ownership (TCO) for your smartphone. We’ll show you why frequently upgrading your device—even with a high trade-in credit—is the most expensive mistake you can make, and how the lowest annualized cost is achieved by simply keeping your phone for 3 to 4 years.
2025-11-2206 min
Ethics TalkAuthor Interview: "A Comic of RBCs and Other EHR TMI" Teddie Bernard joins Ethics Talk to discuss their article: "A Comic of RBCs and Other EHR TMI." Recorded August 12, 2025. Read the full article for free at JournalOfEthics.org
2025-11-1505 minEthics TalkAuthor Interview: "A Comic of RBCs and Other EHR TMI" Teddie Bernard joins Ethics Talk to discuss their article: "A Comic of RBCs and Other EHR TMI." Recorded August 12, 2025. Read the full article for free at JournalOfEthics.org
2025-11-1505 min
Hospital Medicine UnpluggedHematuria in the Hospitalized Patient: Master the Evidence-Based Approach to Risk, Workup, and The Anticoagulation TrapIn this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we sprint through hematuria in the hospital—classify fast, stabilize what’s dangerous, risk-stratify smartly, and image with purpose.
We open with the do-firsts: confirm gross vs. microscopic (≥3 RBC/HPF) on a proper urinalysis; repeat if contamination or a transient cause is likely. Don’t blame anticoagulation—it can unmask disease, not explain it away. Take a tight history (infection, stones, trauma/instrumentation, menstruation, exercise, meds, malignancy risks) and exam (vitals, bladder distention, CVA tenderness, external sources).
Red flags that change the room: clot retention/obstruction, hemodynamic instability, sepsis, AK...
2025-10-1032 min
Pass the MSRA: Free PodcastsRenal: Haematuria: Free MSRA Podcast🩸 FREE MSRA PODCAST – Haematuria🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this critical red flag symptom in renal medicine – perfect for exam prep and real-life clinical scenarios.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Haematuria is the presence of blood in the urine.• It is classified as:– Visible Haematuria (VH): red, brown, or smoky urine– Non-Visible Haematuria (NVH): detected on dipstick or microscopy• NVH further splits into:– Symptomatic NVH (SNVH): with LUTS– Asymptomatic NVH (ANVH): incidental, no symptoms📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Common causes:– UTI– Stones– Bladder tumours– BPH (in men)– Prostate c...
2025-06-1617 min
SoWhoCaresAnywaySoWhoCaresAnyway E20 The Silent Strength of Resilient TeamsAre you ready to consider what resilience means and how to develop resilient teams?
In this episode, I am delighted to be joined by Grace Cook, a Person-Centred Practice Facilitator at the Foundation of Nursing Studies (FoNS), to explore how Resilience-Based Clinical Supervision (RBCS) shapes workforce wellbeing, recruitment, and person-centred care.
Grace shares how she worked with Professor Gemma Stacey during her PhD research, which led to the development of RBCS, offering structured reflection for nursing professionals.
This episode links closely to previous discussions with Rebecca Myers, exploring the cost of emotional labour...
2025-06-0347 min
» Divine Intervention PodcastsDIP Ep 605: The Extremely HY RBC Podcast (Step 1-3)In this podcast, I discuss RBCs from many different angles that are tested on the USMLEs. This podcast will help you answer many questions correctly on your exam. I make lots of integrations as I discuss the concepts.
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2025-05-2229 mindivineinterventionpodcastDIP Ep 605: The Extremely HY RBC Podcast (Step 1-3)In this podcast, I discuss RBCs from many different angles that are tested on the USMLEs. This podcast will help you answer many questions correctly on your exam. I make lots of integrations as I discuss the concepts.
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2025-05-2200 minUSMLE Step 1DIP Ep 605: The Extremely HY RBC Podcast (Step 1-3)In this podcast, I discuss RBCs from many different angles that are tested on the USMLEs. This podcast will help you answer many questions correctly on your exam. I make lots of integrations as I discuss the concepts.
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2025-05-2200 minPass the MSRA: Free PodcastsHaem: Polycythaemia: Free MSRA Podcast🩸 FREE MSRA PODCAST – Polycythaemia Vera: JAK2, Clots &Core Concepts 🎧In this haematologydeep dive, we break down everything you need to know about polycythaemia vera (PV) and its differentials.From JAK2 mutations to therapeuticphlebotomy, we cover it all with memory aids and exam-friendly explanations.Whether you're revising for the MSRA or brushing up for clinical practice, thisepisode simplifies it, step by step. 🧠Key Learning Points📌DefinitionPolycythaemia = anincrease in red blood cell mass• PV = primary polycythaemia, caused by bone marrow overproduction• Secondarypolycythaemia = due to external signals(e.g. hypoxia, EPO)
2025-05-2015 min
TRANSFUSION's Monthly PodcastControversy: RBCs in MIControversy: RBCs in MI by TRANSFUSION's Monthly Podcast
2025-03-2133 min
The Synthesis of Wellness®123. Babesia (Lyme Co-infection) Part 2 - Anti-malarial Supplements, Proteolytic Enzymes to Break up Parasitic/Fibrin Nests, and Methylene BlueIn this part 2 episode, we dive into the pathology and symptoms of Babesiosis, exploring how the Babesia parasite infects red blood cells and evades the immune system. We discuss various labs and biomarkers to look out for. We then address various treatment protocols featuring anti-malarials including herbal supplements such as artemisinin and cryptolepis, and proteolytic enzymes like lumbrokinase and nattokinase. Additionally, we cover the use of methylene blue and its impact on Babesia parasites.
Topics:
1. Introduction
- Brief overview of Babesiosis and previous discussion
- Overview of Babesia infection and its...
2024-06-0723 minThe Synthesis of Wellness®122. Babesia (Lyme Co-infection) - Pathology of the Parasitic Infection, Flu-Like Symptoms, "Air Hunger," Labs, Anti-Malaria Treatments, & MoreIn this episode, we explore the intricacies of Babesia and Babesiosis, exploring how this protozoan parasite infects red blood cells and evades the immune system. We discuss the various pathological effects of the infection, including impaired blood flow, tissue ischemia, and multi-organ dysfunction syndrome. Additionally, we cover common symptoms, relevant bloodwork indicators, and an overview of anti-malarial herbs/supplements and other strategies often employed in cases of Babesia.
Topics:
Introduction
Recap of previous discussions on Lyme disease and mold
Overview of chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) or biotoxin illness protocols
Introduction to the current...
2024-05-3122 min
The Sci-Files on Impact 89FMLogan Soule on Blood Storage: Even Red Blood Cells Get a Sugar CrashBlood transfusions can be life-saving procedures for patients in need. However, they can also impart much more devastating complications, leading to poorer outcomes than prior to transfusion, such as infection, inflammation, and even death. This is in part due to the red blood cell “storage lesion”, which refers to the irreversible metabolic and physiological damages that occur to red blood cells (RBCs) during their storage period, such as membrane damage, protein/lipid oxidation, glycation, cell lysis, and many other detrimental changes vital to proper RBC function. Logan Soule is a 5th year PhD candidate in the Department of Biomedical Engi...
2024-02-0422 min
Saffron4Health - A Perfect Way TO WellnessLIFE CYCLE OF BLOOD CELLS
Red blood cells is also known as Erythrocytes. In the human body, erythrocytes (RBCs) are the most prevalent cell type. It performs the task of carrying oxygen from the lungs to the body's tissues. Haemoglobin, which is present in large amounts in RBCs, mediates oxygen transfer.
2023-11-2506 min
Hellness to Wellness with Dr Jason WestSecrets of Red Blood Cells | Free Master ClassAnemic? Tired all the time? Bruising? Spontaneous nose bleeds? Can't heal? Iron causing constipation or hemorrhoids? Is iron healthy?
Red blood cells are likes trucks on the freeway. RBCs carry oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and remove waste products. Too little RBCs and it feel horrible. Too many RBC's and it feels awful.
It's life! If red blood cells are healthy, then people are healthy. Too many, and traffic jams occur. Too little and exhaustion occurs.
THE WORST THING IS TAKING IRON without knowing what the iron levels are. Iron is so important but also can be SOOOOO...
2023-08-2130 min
Lab Values Podcast by NURSING.com (Nursing Podcast, normal lab values for nurses for NCLEX®) by NURSING.com (NRSNG)Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) Lab ValuesObjective: Determine the significance and clinical use of Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate in clinical practice Lab Test Name: Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate- ESR Description: The Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) test measures sedimentation of Red Blood Cells (RBCs). In normal conditions, RBCs settle or sediment very little. Inflammation affects proteins in the blood causing RBCs to stick and settle together out of the liquid portion of the blood. Indications: Identifies inflammation which assists in diagnosing: Cancer Infection Autoi...
2023-06-1402 minLab Values Podcast by NURSING.com (Nursing Podcast, normal lab values for nurses for NCLEX®) by NURSING.com (NRSNG)Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)Get a free nursing lab values cheat sheet at NURSING.com/63labs Objective: Determine the significance and clinical use of Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate in clinical practice Lab Test Name: Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate- ESR Description: The Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) test measures sedimentation of Red Blood Cells (RBCs). In normal conditions, RBCs settle or sediment very little. Inflammation affects proteins in the blood causing RBCs to stick and settle together out of the liquid portion of the blood.
2022-10-2202 min
Reading Blues PodcastHear our Y12 students discussing their 45-mile hike across Dartmoor#019 - Welcome back to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we’re outdoors into some pretty harsh conditions as we find out about something called the Ten Tors event, a 45 mile hike across Dartmoor. Director of Adventure Education, Stephen Lamacraft is joined by Year 12 students Nina, Sergio, Chris, Sophie and...
2022-05-1821 min
biobalancehealth's podcastErythrocytosis from Testosterone Therapy Does Not Cause Heart Disease, Or StrokesSee all the Healthcasts at https://www.biobalancehealth.com/healthcast-blog/ 50% of men who receive Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) have elevated Red Blood cell counts, and high Hemoglobin and Hematocrits. The numbers that are considered normal are usually normal for men at sea level, and an elevated H/H doesn't necessarily mean that a man will have any negative effects If you have lung problems, or disease: For those men who have COPD, Chronic Bronchitis, or asthma, high counts are an adaptation that help you live with a compromised ability to oxygenate your blood...
2022-05-0617 minReading Blues PodcastThe Rainbow Flag Award with Sarah Langdon and some of the Sixth Form students#017 - Welcome back to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we’re going to be talking to Sarah Langdon, member of the Sixth Form pastoral team, who’s joined by some students from the school, Archie, EJ and Ben. Sarah will tell us all about Rainbow Flag Award...
2022-01-1923 minReading Blues PodcastThe struggles and successes of online learning with Head of Physics, Benjamin Schuler#016 - Welcome back to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we’re going online and finding out about the future of education with the Head of Physics at the school, Benjamin Schuler. Now, fun fact, Reading Blue Coat was one of the schools that was already looking at online learn...
2021-12-0120 minReading Blues PodcastUnderstanding sixth form life with Katie Fatania#015 - Welcome back to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we’re in the sixth form department talking to Director of Sixth Form, Katie Fatania. Now Katie joined the school recently, you can probably tell from her accent she’s not a local Reading girl, see if you can work o...
2021-11-1023 min
sehhti.comما هو تحليل RBCs: دليلك الشاملتحليل RBCs،أهميته،الأعراض الناتجة عن ارتفاع وانخفاض كرات الدم الحمراء عن المستوى الطبيعي،خلايا الدم الحمراء وعلاقتها بسرطان الدم وكوفيد 19
2021-11-0515 min
Sehhti | صحتيما هو تحليل RBCs: دليلك الشاملتحليل RBCs،أهميته،الأعراض الناتجة عن ارتفاع وانخفاض كرات الدم الحمراء عن المستوى الطبيعي،خلايا الدم الحمراء وعلاقتها بسرطان الدم وكوفيد 19
2021-11-0515 min
Sehhti | صحتيما هو تحليل RBCs: دليلك الشاملتحليل RBCs،أهميته،الأعراض الناتجة عن ارتفاع وانخفاض كرات الدم الحمراء عن المستوى الطبيعي،خلايا الدم الحمراء وعلاقتها بسرطان الدم وكوفيد 19
2021-11-0515 min
Unexpected ElementsRed blood cells’ surprising immune functionWe’ve talked a huge amount the past 18 months, for obvious reasons, about the way that white blood cells protect us from infection. But red blood cells – it’s probably among the earliest things I learned in human biology that they’re simple bags for carrying oxygen around the body. But over recent years, immunologist Nilam Mangalmurti, University of Pennsylvania, has been finding several clues to challenge that dogma – including molecules on the surface of red blood cells known from other parts of the immune system. The Last Ice Area, home to the oldest and thickest ice in the Arc...
2021-10-2453 min
Science In ActionRed blood cells’ surprising immune functionWe’ve talked a huge amount the past 18 months, for obvious reasons, about the way that white blood cells protect us from infection. But red blood cells – it’s probably among the earliest things I learned in human biology that they’re simple bags for carrying oxygen around the body. But over recent years, immunologist Nilam Mangalmurti, University of Pennsylvania, has been finding several clues to challenge that dogma – including molecules on the surface of red blood cells known from other parts of the immune system. The Last Ice Area, home to the oldest and thickest ice in the Arc...
2021-10-2127 minReading Blues PodcastWorld travels and global expeditions with Tanya van der Werff#014 - Welcome back to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we’re talking to the Head of History but actually not about history. Instead we’re talking about overseas expeditions and CCF. If you haven’t guessed we’re with Tanya van der Werff about, well, the world! So we’...
2021-10-2023 minReading Blues PodcastGetting into English at Reading Blue Coat with Malcolm Stewart#013 - Welcome back to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we’re talking to Head of English, Malcolm Stewart. He’s going to share with us his own experiences that led him into the world of teaching, whether pupils fit the stereotype of not wanting to English, how to encour...
2021-10-1326 minReading Blues PodcastAdventure education! With Stephen Lamacraft ⛺️#012 - Welcome back to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. This episode is all about the outdoors because we’re talking to Stephen Lamacraft, Director of Adventure Education (possibly the coolest job title in the world!) So, we’re going to hear all about why outdoor education is so good for children today...
2021-10-0628 minReading Blues PodcastWhat's happening during this next academic year? Find out with Pete Thomas#011 -Welcome back to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we’re back speaking with Headmaster Pete Thomas. The new academic year is well and truly underway but I still wanted to know what he got up to in the summer holidays, how much downtime a Head really gets when thos...
2021-09-2920 min
Talks with The Gratitude ChickRBCS - Day 13 - Thank you letterToday we end the RBCS with a gratitude letter.
2021-09-2416 min
Talks with The Gratitude ChickRBCS - Day 12 - EFT Tapping to add gratitude!Release what ails and add gratitude
2021-09-2318 min
Talks with The Gratitude ChickRBCS - Day 11- Revision TechniqueHad a bad day? Let’s reimagine it for our good!
2021-09-2219 min
Talks with The Gratitude ChickRBCS - Day 10 - EFT & AfformationsOn today’s episode we are going to be tapping with Afformations and askfirmations!
2021-09-2121 min
Talks with The Gratitude ChickRBCS - Day 9 - EFT MeditationTapping Meditation to release negative feelings. We will be tapping on the meridian points! Eyebrow, side of the eye, under the eye, under the nose, under the mouth, collarbone, under arm, and top of the head!
2021-09-2017 min
2021-09-0625 minReading Blues PodcastIn the Headmaster's office with Pete Thomas#010 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we step into the Headmaster’s office and speak to Pete Thomas. We’re about to find out how his first year as Headmaster has been, how he’s coped being a Head during Covid and what some of the common m...
2021-06-2324 minReading Blues PodcastKate Wakeman-Toogood on the chaplaincy, maths and pastoral care#009 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we speak to Kate Wakeman-Toogood, Chaplain, maths teacher and pastoral care. We ask her how she juggles the role she has in school with being an associate vicar at St Andrew’s church, what the future of the chaplaincy looks like...
2021-06-1625 minReading Blues PodcastIt's all Greek to me! Classics with Sean Lambert#008 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we speak to Sean Lambert, Head of Classics at Reading Blue Coat School. We’re going to find out what Classics actually looks like at the school, the benefits of studying it, what a liberal education is, and also the conce...
2021-06-0922 min
TRT For WarriorsReview: TRT Results Before and After For Men - Fit Father Project WRONG! | TRT For Warriors | BHRT Testosterone ReplacementTRT For Warriors Review of Fit Father Project - TRT Results Before and After For Men - Testosterone Replacement Therapy Pros & Cons For Men [GUIDE]. I go into the misinformation from Fit Father Project Aka Naturopathic Doctor Anthony Balduzzi. Who doesn't know the difference between Erythrocytosis VS Polycythemia Vera, Doesn't know hematocrit without RBCs is only oxygen in the blood. Promotes a medication that causes blindness, and promotes the use of supplements that do not treat hypogonadism, TBI, PTS, CTE. I dispell the myths, and you can learn more about it by learning from these sources the experts in th...
2021-06-0739 min
Emergency Medical MinutePodcast 675: CHF like it's 1966Contributor: Chris Holmes, MD Educational Pearls: Medicine is cyclical and practice is always evolving A description of recommended treatment for CHF from 1966 Give oxygen Give one dose morphine then switch to demerol Decrease venous return and start PPV Immediately apply tourniquet to 3 extremities rotating tourniquets every 20 minutes Phlebotomy of 350-500 cc blood into a donor bag and draw off plasma as RBCs settle down Give aminophylline (make sure it is warmed) Induce hypotension with nitroglycerin and trimethoprim camphorsulfonate (infused at 10 drips/minute) Start digitalis Don't use any diuretics as they are ineffective If in shock, release t...
2021-05-2606 minReading Blues PodcastWhat does a Foundation Director do? Victoria Fangen Hall explains everything#007 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we speak to Victoria Fangen Hall, Foundation Director at the school. We’re going to find out what her job as Foundation Director actually entails, we’ll delve into the history of Reading Blue Coat, discussing the founder of the school...
2021-05-2625 minReading Blues PodcastThe school grounds and gardening, with Grounds Manager Matt Wharton#006 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we speak to Matt Wharton, Grounds Manager at the school. Because, if you haven’t gathered by now this podcast is about hearing from all parts of school life. And I think you’re going to like this one. Matt’s going t...
2021-05-2021 min
The Clueless DoctorRed Blood Cells: Structure, Parameters and FunctionsA first part in the series of RBCs.
2021-05-1526 minReading Blues PodcastTalking to Kevin Magill, Deputy Head Staff Development#005 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we speak to Kevin Magill, Deputy Head Staff Development. He’s from South Wales and boy you’ll know that from this episode. But as well as hearing about life further down the M4 we also hear about the different roles...
2021-05-1218 minReading Blues PodcastMusic at Reading Blue Coat with Richard Meehan#004 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we speak to Richard Meehan about music at Reading Blue Coat. Richard is passionate about music, you can tell that just by the way he talks about music both in the school and when he’s not at school. So we’re...
2021-05-0523 minReading Blues PodcastCo-curricular life at Reading Blue Coat with Ed Trelinski#003 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we speak to Ed Trelinski about the value of co-curricular activities for young people. Ed will be explaining what’s included in the school’s co-curricular programme, what the future plans are and he also talks about what he refers to as...
2021-04-2817 min
Up My Nursing GameHow to Care for Pregnant and Lactating Patients in Non-Obstetric Departments with Dr. Michelle SolonePregnant and breastfeeding patients aren't always hospitalized for obstetric reasons and can be placed throughout the hospital. Dr. Michelle Solone, OBGYN talks to us about how we can assess these patients, what to look out for, and how nurses can promote pumping and breastfeeding during a hospitalization.Common reasons for non-OBGYN related hospitalization for pregnant patients:
Medical: Kidney Stones, Chemo, Pyelonephritis, Cardiac Conditions
Surgical: Cholecystitis, Appendicitis
Trauma
Which floor does the Pregnant Patient receive care on?
Less than 20 weeks → regular medical floor
20 weeks & up → Labor & Delivery Floor
Situational Examples:
L&D Nurses don't interpret EKG's...
2021-04-2658 min
The Clueless DoctorRed Blood CellsRed Blood Cells (RBCs) are a very crucial part of the blood. In this episode, I give a brief overview of them.
2021-04-2115 minReading Blues PodcastDrama at Reading Blue Coat with Devin Moller, Director of Drama#002 - Welcome to the Reading Blues Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the school community, asking them questions and spending time understanding more about them and more about the school. In this episode we speak to Devin Moller, Director of Drama at the school and passionate advocate for the benefits of drama within school life. We talk about the value of drama in the curriculum, not as a co-curricular subject or an a...
2021-04-2023 min
Network = NetworthCelebrate International Women's day with Trailblazer- Ann DivineAnn Divine, CEO of Ashanti Leadership and Development Services. Her business provides extensive services in areas such as leadership development, strategic planning, cultural and organizational change management programs through a diversity and inclusion lens. This includes providing professional advice and guidance to corporate businesses, government institutions, non-profits, individuals, and communities. Having lived on three continents, worked within diverse organizations and communities in senior management positions in London, UK and Canada, Ann has gained a solid understanding of corporate and strategic management.Her education includes a master’s degree in Human Resource Management, Sociology (Hon) Degree, Postgraduate Diploma in...
2021-03-0837 min
The Skeptics Guide to Emergency MedicineSGEM#319: Is it Aseptic Meningitis or More Than This?Date: February 12th, 2021
Guest Skeptic: Dr. Dennis Ren is a paediatric emergency medicine fellow at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, DC.
Reference: Mintegi S et al. Clinical Prediction Rule for Distinguishing Bacterial from Aseptic Meningitis. Pediatrics 2020
Case: A 4-year-old immunized girl presents to the emergency department (ED) with a fever and rhinorrhea for the past four days. Her parents report that she has been complaining of a headache and seems more tired and sleepy in the past day. On exam, she is febrile to 38.5 ºC, appears tired, with meningismus on examination but answers questions appropriately. She does not have any...
2021-02-1330 min
Toronto's #1 Real Estate Podcast188: Best, Worst & Base Case Scenario for Toronto Real EstateWhat is the 2021 Best, Worst & Base Case Scenario?
What are the Most & Least Competitive Real Estate Markets in Ontario?
How Many Mortgage Payment Deferrals Have Turned Delinquent?
Articles Referenced in this Episode:
What is the 2021 Best, Worst & Base Case Scenario?
https://betterdwelling.com/rbcs-worst...
https://betterdwelling.com/national-b...
What are the Most & Least Competitive Real Estate Markets in Ontario?
https://torontostoreys.com/most-least...
2020-12-1228 min
The MedStudent Wellbeing SeriesA Deeper Dive into Gilbert's Syndrome | Ep. 02In this episode, Fayyaz and I discuss Gilbert's Syndrome, which he had been diagnosed with a few years earlier. Gilbert Syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects the liver in its ability to process bilirubin (the breakdown product of RBCs). We talk about how he came about the diagnoses, the lifestyle changes he has to make among other things.
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2020-09-2030 min
Teleteaching @ RBCSTeleteaching Episode # 10 @RBCS with Mr. AbbottWhat will our future hold? It's up to you!
2020-06-0807 minTeleteaching @ RBCSTeleteaching Episode #9 @RBCS with Mr. AbbottHow can we use self-discipline to make ourselves and those around us better?
2020-06-0306 minTeleteaching @ RBCSTeleteaching Episode #8 @RBCS with Mr. AbbottHaving a talk about the importance of reading in our lives.
2020-05-2707 minTeleteaching @ RBCSTeleteaching Episode #7 @ RBCS with Mr. AbbottEmpathy and caring character education discussion.
2020-05-1807 minTeleteaching @ RBCSTeleteaching Episode #6 @ RBCS with Mr. AbbottWhat are all the pets and animals up to?
2020-05-1107 minTeleteaching @ RBCSTeleteaching Episode #5 @ RBCS with Mr. AbbottDiscussing our love of food in our lives.
2020-05-0308 min
Geplage - UFSCar - SorocabaMetamorfoses do Estado brasileiro no final do Século XX - Voz da Profa. Elidia Vicentina de Jesus RibeiroSALUM JR, B. Metamorfoses do Estado brasileiro no final do Século XX. RBCS – Revista Brasileira de Ciências Sociais, São Paulo, v. 18, n. 52, p.35 - 52 , jun.2003.
Audiotexto produzido pelo GEPLAGE tendo em vista a produção de Tecnologia Assistiva para o Programa de Pós-Graduação Stricto Sensu UFSCar (Mestrado e Doutorado em Educação).
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Diyashika EducationBlood GroupsBlood can be grouped by using two groupings ABO grouping, Rh grouping.
ABO Grouping
Antigens are present on the surface of the RBCs .Therefore, ABO grouping depends on the presence of type of antigen on the RBCs, and namely antigens are only A, B. So blood groups are A, B, AB, and O.
A blood group have only A antigens on the surface of the RBC and B blood group have only B antigens on the surface of the RBCs . Since AB blood group have both A and B antigens on the surface...
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Teleteaching @ RBCSTeleteaching Episode #1 @ RBCS with Mr. AbbottThis is the first installment of quick podcasts devoted into being a better student.
2020-03-3107 min
Mastering NutritionWhat to do when serum magnesium is high but RBC magnesium is low? | Masterjohn Q&A Files #79Question: What to do when serum magnesium is high but RBC magnesium is low? The magnesium in the blood and the hair is high. When you say blood, I'm assuming this is serum or plasma because the RBC magnesium is low. I'm hoping that's not whole blood magnesium in which case it would be hard to separate from the RBC magnesium. But I mean even for whole blood, if the RBC magnesium is low and the blood magnesium is high, then the magnesium that's in the blood that's high is in the serum or plasma, not in...
2020-03-0806 min
CX NetworkEp. 118: Manish Jain, RBCManish Jain joins us and shares information on RBCs new Silent Listener Chat Bot: "We are building a silent listener chat bot, which will listen to the conversation when an agent and a client are having those discussions. While those discussions are happening, the chat bot or the silent listener is going to understand the intent of the conversation, what the client is talking about, getting the client, IDs. In the meanwhile while the discussion is happening in goes in the background, brings in all policies and procedures, client, all information ready on the agent's screen. Agent without putting...
2019-07-1727 min
PEX Network | Process Excellence NetworkEp. 117: Manish Jain, RBCManish Jain joins us and shares information on RBCs new Silent Listener Chat Bot: "We are building a silent listener chat bot, which will listen to the conversation when an agent and a client are having those discussions. While those discussions are happening, the chat bot or the silent listener is going to understand the intent of the conversation, what the client is talking about, getting the client, IDs. In the meanwhile while the discussion is happening in goes in the background, brings in all policies and procedures, client, all information ready on the agent's screen. Agent without putting...
2019-07-0927 min
The AI Network PodcastEp. 104: Manish Jain, RBCManish Jain joins us and shares information on RBCs new Silent Listener Chat Bot: "We are building a silent listener chat bot, which will listen to the conversation when an agent and a client are having those discussions. While those discussions are happening, the chat bot or the silent listener is going to understand the intent of the conversation, what the client is talking about, getting the client, IDs. In the meanwhile while the discussion is happening in goes in the background, brings in all policies and procedures, client, all information ready on the agent's screen. Agent without putting...
2019-06-2126 min
STP RadioSTPCON Spring 2019 Rex Black visits the Yoda FountainDead, testing is not. In this episode I get to chat with Rex Black who has been thriving in the industry for 35 years of software and systems engineering experience. Rex is the President of RBCS (www.rbcs-us.com), a testing leader, providing consulting, training, and expert services. He has worked with clients from small start-ups to Fortune 20 global enterprises. He has experience helping clients apply testing best practices in a wide variety of development lifecycles, including Kanban, Scrum, DevOps, Waterfall, and Spiral. He is one of the most prolific authors practicing in the field of software testing today, having written...
2019-02-2137 min
Medgeeks Clinical Review PodcastRhabdomyolysisThe next patient on your list is a 35 year old male with a past medical history of IV drug and alcohol abuse. He's been sober for the last 7 years. He presents to the ER after a mechanical fall at home. The nursing triage notes states the patient was in his normal state of health, until about two days prior. He may have hit his head, but is unsure. The patient had a loss of consciousness. No neurological deficits. The day after his fall, he's experienced decreased urine output, despite increasing his water intake. T...
2018-12-2007 min
Transfusion Practice Archives - Blood Bank Guy060CE: Transforming Inventory Management with Nancy DunbarCE Episode! Nancy Dunbar says simple adjustments to "the rules" could reduce shortages of O-neg RBCs, AB plasma, and platelets!
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2018-11-1300 min
Blood Bank Guy Essentials Podcast060CE: Transforming Inventory Management with Nancy DunbarNancy Dunbar says a few simple adjustments to "the rules" we learned long ago could reduce shortages of O-neg RBCs, AB plasma, and platelets! NOTE: CE credit has expired for this episode.
2018-11-131h 00Blood Bank Guy Essentials Podcast059: Antigen Matching for Future Moms with Meghan DelaneyA 25-year-old, A negative female needs blood. She will receive RhD-negative RBCs, of course, but what about antigen matching for Kell, or for other Rh antigens? Meghan Delaney explains her study, "AMIGO," in which she tried to determine if there is evidence that such matching is important.
2018-10-2943 min
LETS TALK SWORD HOSTED BY APOSTLE ROBINEPISODE40 - LETS TALK SWORD HOSTED BY APOSTLE ROBINLET'S TALK S.W.O.R.D. TV/RADIO EVERY THURSDAY 6:45PM TO 8:00PM EST S.W.O.R.D. SPECIAL WOMEN OF ROYAL DIVERSITIES INTERNATIONAL NETWORK HOST APOSTLE ROBIN STOKES- FOUNDER OF SWORD INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES INC/HOERC/RBCS/FIJA WOMEN ( MEN)BEING EDUCATED ENGAGING ELEVATING EQUIPPING EMPOWERING AND EVOLVING IN THEIR PURPOSE THROUGH MINISTRY BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP Join us LETS TALK SWORD 645PM EST LET YOUR VOICE. BE ONE OF MANY JOIN IN CALL (724) 444-7444 Call ID: 123825 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apostle.stokes.3 IheartRadio: https://www.spreaker.com/show/lets-talk-s-w-o-r-d I AM "A Voice of Many" Women ENLIGHTEN...
2018-05-1000 min
IT Career EnergizerIt’s Interesting, Inspiring & Scary with Rex BlackRex Black is president of RBCS. He is a testing leader, providing consulting, training and expert services. Rex has helped clients, from small start-ups to Fortune 20 global enterprises, apply testing best practice in a wide variety of development lifecycles. Rex is also a prolific author having written fourteen books and dozens of articles over the past 20 years as well as being a past president of both the ISTQB and the ASTQB. In this episode Rex Black tells us why Software Testers are having to become more technically skilled and why the I.T. industry is interesting, inspiring...
2018-02-1921 minBlood Bank Guy Essentials Podcast034: Neonatal RBC Transfusion with Cassandra JosephsonDr. Josephson returns to the podcast, and she is back in style! Blood bankers may struggle with the details of red blood cell transfusion to neonates, as there are important differences between this group and the adults and older children we are more accustomed to transfusing. Cassandra is your guide, and she answers "Five Essential Questions about Neonatal RBC Transfusion." When should we give RBCs to babies? What about "old" RBCs; Does age of blood matter? Is preservative important? Should the RBCs be modified? How do I test for compatibility? This is a fun and fast-moving episode...
2017-07-111h 06
VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education PodcastsDoes the size of the syringe and blood filter affect survival of RBCs in cats? | VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education PodcastsDo you give a lot of blood transfusions in your veterinary clinic? Ever wonder if your protocol for blood transfusion administration is correct? In today's VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, we review whether or not the size of the syringe and blood filter affect survival of RBCs in cats. BTW, check out some of our transfusion videos here and here.
2017-05-2206 minVETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education PodcastsDoes the size of the syringe and blood filter affect survival of RBCs in cats? | VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education PodcastsDo you give a lot of blood transfusions in your veterinary clinic? Ever wonder if your protocol for blood transfusion administration is correct? In today's VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, we review whether or not the size of the syringe and blood filter affect survival of RBCs in cats. BTW, check out some of our transfusion videos here and here.
2017-05-2206 min
This Week in ParasitismTWiP 130: Paige TurnerHosts: Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, and Daniel Griffin The TWiPniks solve the case of the Man With AIDS, and explore how secretion of extracellular vesicles influences the social motility of Trypanosoma brucei. Become a patron of TWiP. Links for this episode: T. brucei exosomes and social motility (PLoS Path) Image credit Parasites Without Borders Letters read on TWiP 130 This episode is brought to you by Blue Apron. Blue Apron is the #1 fresh ingredient and recipe delivery service in the country. See what's on the menu this week and get your first 3 meals free...
2017-04-011h 45This Week in ParasitismTWiP 124: RPAing with the trypsHosts: Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, and Daniel Griffin The prolific podcast-shedding Hosts solve the case of the Global Health Intern with a snakelike lesion on her foot, and reveal the role of a single-stranded DNA binding protein in differentiation of trypanosomes. Become a patron of TWiP. Links for this episode: RPA protein and differentiation of T. cruzi (PLoS NTD) Image credit Letters read on TWiP 124 Case Study for TWiP 124 28 yo male from referral hospital near thai-burma border. Fever and chills 2 days, feels poorly, small amount of dark urine. Severe shaking chills...
2017-01-051h 40
Emergency Medicine Board ReviewEp 9 Roshcast Emergency Board Review
We’re sitting on a train oblivious to the fact that it’s moving at 80 miles per hour, but anyone sitting outside the train watches it whiz right by! This is the value of learning to see the world through the eyes of others. -Andy Grove
Welcome back to episode 9! This week we review many high yield associations such as organisms and valvular endocarditis. The episodes are short and sweet, so you can even listen twice! We will start this week’s episode off with a Rapid Review of the previous week’s highlights. Be sure to listen to last wee...
2016-12-1411 min
Sancit Holistic PodcastNick Littlehales Sleep CoachBlood tests:
It is recommended that we obtain a base line for your blood iron status and blood biochemistry so please request the following tests from your GP/ lab.
Request a copy for yourself/ myself to keep on file.
Some GPs are unable to process a request for Vitamin D, if so then request that they book normal blood screening for you to be done in the hospital so that Vitamin D can be checked.
Have bloods taken first thing in the morning and in a fasted state; preferably during a break from your usual training, if you are an...
2016-06-0650 min
Fakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 06/06Structural und functional characterization of Rubisco assembly chaperonesIn the present study, the structure and mechanism of two assembly chaperones of Rubisco, Raf1 and RbcX, were investigated. The role of Raf1 in Rubisco assembly was elucidated by analyzing cyanobacterial and plant Raf1 with a vast array of biochemical and biophysical
techniques. Raf1 is a dimeric protein. The subunits have a two-domain structure. The crystal structures of two separate domains of Arabidopsis thaliana (At) Raf1 were solved at resolutions of 1.95 Å and 2.6–2.8 Å, respectively. The oligomeric state of Raf1 proteins was investigated by size exclusion chromatography connected to multi angle light scattering (SEC-MALS) and native mass spectrometry (MS). Both cyanobacterial and plan...
2016-04-2800 min
Method To The MadnessMark DeWittHost Lisa Kiefer interviews Innovative Genomics Initiative lab member and UC Berkeley post-doc Mark DeWitt, PhD., about the perils and promise of the CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology.TRANSCRIPTSpeaker 1:You're listening to method to the madness at my weekly public affairs show, k a l x Berkeley Celebrating Bay area innovators. I'm your host, Lisa Kiefer, and today I'm going to be interviewing biophysicist Mark Dewitt. We'll be talking about gene editing, both Fitz promise and itch perils [00:00:30] as well as his work here at the innovative genomics initiative lab at the La...
2016-02-2630 minMSK 03 - What is Connective Tissue?What is connective tissue? Is it tissue that connects? How many types can you name? Find out with Hamed and Andy. NOTE: in this episode when we say reticulocyte, we mean reticular cell! Reticulocytes are immature RBCs, the do not produce fibres!!
2015-07-1722 minMedizinische Fakultät - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 18/19Microcirculatory assessment of red blood cell transfusion in children with severe anemiaBackground:
Pediatric hematology patients frequently receive red blood all transfusions for severe anemia.
Our goal was to assess the effect of blood transfusion on the microcirculation and thus provide information on the quality of tissue perfusion.
Methods and patients:
The sublingual microcirculation was visualized with Sidestream-Darkfield Imaging in 20 anemic (Hb: 7.2 g/dL, 95% CI 6.6-7.9) children receiving red blood cell transfusions and in age matched healthy non-anemic controls. Functional vessel density (FVD) was determined with a semiautomatic program.
Results:
Immediately after transfusion FVD increased (13.4 versus 15 mm/mm2) and RBC velocity (696 (598-792) versus 628 (549-707) μm/s) decreased but FVD was always significantly l...
2015-07-0200 minHaem 15: Myeloproliferative DisordersDid you know that a difference between CML and AML is that CML cells are more mature and functioning? What do you call a disease where there is too much RBCs? Join us on the Common Rounds and learn more about Myeoloproliferative Disorders
2015-05-0831 min
Pediatric Practice Management Media CastEpisode 26: RBCs and Pediatric Marketing Challenges (042514)A few weeks ago, there was a great discussion on SOAPM about the marketing challenge that pediatricians face when confronted by Retail Based Clinics. Brandon and I feel strongly about the power of even the smallest pediatric practice to tell a better story than the RBCs and their friends. We review some of Brandon's practice data about his most popular visit reasons - you can see the spreadsheet he shared with everyone here.
2014-04-251h 01
HEPATOLOGY PodcastSignificance of Azathioprine Metabolites for the Maintenance of Remission in Autoimmune HepatitisDrs. Stephen Harrison and Harpreet Dhaliwal
Azathioprine (AZA) is used to maintain remission in autoimmune hepatitis (AIH), but up to 18% of patients are unresponsive. AZA is a prodrug, and the formation of active thioguanine nucleotide (TGN) metabolites varies widely. We aimed to assess the relationship between AZA metabolite concentrations (i.e., TGNs and methylmercaptopurine nucleotides [MeMPNs]), thiopurine methyltransferase (TPMT) activity, therapeutic response, and toxicity in adult patients with AIH prescribed a stable dose of AZA for the maintenance of remission. Red blood cell (RBC) TGNs and MeMPNs were measured in serial blood samples over a 2-year period. The average TGNs...
2012-12-1811 min
Medizin - Open Access LMU - Teil 20/22Computational identification of phospho-tyrosine sub-networks related to acanthocyte generation in neuroacanthocytosisAcanthocytes, abnormal thorny red blood cells (RBC), are one of the biological hallmarks of neuroacanthocytosis syndromes
(NA), a group of rare hereditary neurodegenerative disorders. Since RBCs are easily accessible, the study of acanthocytes in
NA may provide insights into potential mechanisms of neurodegeneration. Previous studies have shown that changes in
RBC membrane protein phosphorylation state affect RBC membrane mechanical stability and morphology. Here, we
coupled tyrosine-phosphoproteomic analysis to topological network analysis. We aimed to predict signaling sub-networks
possibly involved in the generation of acanthocytes in patients affected by the two core NA disorders, namely McLeod
syndrome (MLS, XK-related, Xk protein...
2012-02-1500 minFakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 04/06Rubisco folding and oligomeric assembly: Detailed analysis of an assembly intermediateTo become biologically active, a protein must fold into a distinct three-dimensional structure. Many non-native proteins require molecular chaperones to support folding and
assembly. These molecular chaperones are important for de novo protein folding as well as refolding of denatured proteins under stress conditions. A certain subset of chaperones, the chaperonins, are required for the folding of the enzyme ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (Rubisco); furthermore, correct folding of Rubisco is also aided by the Hsp70 chaperone system.
Rubisco catalyzes the initial step of CO2 assimilation in the Calvin-Benson-Bassham (CBB) cycle. Unfortunately, this enzyme is extremely inefficient, not only does it...
2011-10-1900 minPathology 2005Morphology of RBCs and Classifications of Anemia 09/06/11 10am<a href="http://atsweb.uthscsa.edu/som/Path/Path_090611_10am.mp3">Click here</a> for audio of lecture.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/Pathology2005/~4/cP72pM81QoI" height="1" width="1" alt=""/>
2011-09-0710 minMedizin - Open Access LMU - Teil 18/22Hemotrophic Mycoplasmas Induce Programmed Cell Death in Red Blood CellsHemotrophic mycoplasmas (HM) are uncultivable bacteria found on and in the red blood cells (RBCs). The main clinical sign of HM infections is the hemolytic anemia. However, anemia-inducing pathogenesis has not been totally clarified. In this work we used the splenectomized pig as animal model and Mycoplasma suis as a representative for hemotrophic mycoplasmas to study anemia pathogenesis. Eryptosis, i.e. programmed cell death of RBCs, is characterized by cell shrinkage, microvesiculation and phosphatidylserine (PS) exposure on the outer membrane. The eryptosis occurrence and its influence on anemia pathogenesis was observed over the time-course of M. suis infections in pigs...
2011-01-0100 minFakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 02/06Folding and assembly of RuBisCOTo become biologically active, proteins have to acquire their correct three-dimensional structure by folding, which is frequently followed by assembly into oligomeric complexes. Although all structure relevant information is contained in the amino acid sequence of a polypeptide, numerous proteins require the assistance of molecular chaperones which prevent the aggregation and promote the efficient folding and/or assembly of newly-synthesized proteins. The enzyme ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (RuBisCO), which catalyzes carbon fixation in the Calvin-Benson-Bassham cycle, requires chaperones in order to acquire its active structure. In plants and cyanobacteria, RuBisCO (type I) is a complex of approximately 550 kDa composed of...
2007-10-2200 minMedizin - Open Access LMU - Teil 13/22Platelet kinetics in the pulmonary microcirculation in vivo assessed by intravital microscopyGrowing evidence supports the substantial pathophysiological impact of platelets on the development of acute lung injury. Methods for studying these cellular mechanisms in vivo are not present yet. The aim of this study was to develop a model enabling the quantitative analysis of platelet kinetics and platelet-endothelium interaction within consecutive segments of the pulmonary microcirculation in vivo. New Zealand White rabbits were anesthetized and ventilated. Autologous platelets were separated from blood and labeled ex vivo with rhodamine 6G. After implantation of a thoracic window, microhemodynamics and kinetics of platelets were investigated by intravital microscopy. Velocities of red blood cells (RBCs...
2002-01-0100 minFakultät für Biologie - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 01/06Verhalten des pat-Gens in transgenem Raps und Mais im Freilandversuch Roggenstein1. Im Rahmen dieser Arbeit wurden transgene und nicht-transgene Rapspflanzen auf
ihre biochemischen Unterschiede untersucht. Weiterhin wurde das Abbauverhalten
des künstlich eingefügten Gens im Vergleich zu zwei endogenen Kontrollgenen im
Verlauf der Seneszenz, im verrottenden Pflanzenmaterial und im Boden überprüft.
Verschiedene Mikroorganismen wurden einem Selektionsdruck durch BASTA®
ausgesetzt und unter diesen Bedingungen auf entstehende Resistenzen gegenüber
dem Herbizid getestet.
2. Bei der Untersuchung der verschiedenen Seneszenzparametern ergaben sich für das
Chlorophyll zwischen den transgenen und den nicht-transgenen Rapspflanzen keine
Unterschiede. Die Bestimmungen von ACC und MACC sowie der Flavonoide hatten
sich als nicht seneszenzrelevant für Brassica napus er...
2001-12-1900 min