Hi there! NNP graduate here who is currently prepping for boards. I adore your channel, it has been so helpful throughout graduate school and I am constantly sharing your videos when precepting new NICU nurses. You are an amazing teacher and thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with all of us. I would love to hear more about specific types of IEMs. Looking forward to your future release of videos regarding diagnosis/management of some of the more common disorders. They always really confuse me! Thank you again and hope to hear more about this topic! -Laura (NICU Nurse at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta -Egleston and soon to be NNP with Emory Group
Hi Laura! I did my residency and fellowship at Emory- and absolutely LOVED it there! (I just sent a clip for Dr. Bugg's retirement- such an amazing man). It was such fantastic education and I'm so excited for you to be starting there- love it all. We put out two other videos on NBS- I didn't go over the specific diagnoses, just went through signs/ sx/ tests/ treatment in generalities (giving loads of examples). Just tried to make it as clinically relevant as possible- but I know going over individual dx would be good too. (All so confusing!!). Maybe check out other two (can find on home page)- and let us know what you'd like us to do next. Good luck on your boards- I'm sure you'll do great XX
Great video on a tough topic my friend. Very nice summary and overview of eval and management of IEM. PH and ammonia are so key to helping you decide which pathways may be affected. Great job
Another great video!! These babies are head scratchers sometimes. There have been a few over the years. I specifically remember standing over a cot and telling a baby "well buddy you're not septic, so why are you broken?" It was an IEM .
Yes exactly what we’ve felt in past too! What am I missing here??? Also such a hard topic to summarize cos there are SO many! Ha! We have a couple more videos coming out. Hope you’re well Lara xx
I am a neonatologist from China, can you tell us in detail the emergency procedure of IEM management through a case (we all know that tandem mass spectrometry and urinary organic acids do not produce results quickly), and how to deal with it when we don't know the relevant situation, thank you
Hello! We’re so glad you’re here. We have two more videos coming out on IEM so we’ll be going into a lot more details then. The key thing is to stop feeds and give dextrose and electrolytes (no protein and initially no fat) and treat acidosis , and treat ammonia supportively.
Hi there! NNP graduate here who is currently prepping for boards. I adore your channel, it has been so helpful throughout graduate school and I am constantly sharing your videos when precepting new NICU nurses. You are an amazing teacher and thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with all of us. I would love to hear more about specific types of IEMs. Looking forward to your future release of videos regarding diagnosis/management of some of the more common disorders. They always really confuse me! Thank you again and hope to hear more about this topic! -Laura (NICU Nurse at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta -Egleston and soon to be NNP with Emory Group
Hi Laura! I did my residency and fellowship at Emory- and absolutely LOVED it there! (I just sent a clip for Dr. Bugg's retirement- such an amazing man). It was such fantastic education and I'm so excited for you to be starting there- love it all. We put out two other videos on NBS- I didn't go over the specific diagnoses, just went through signs/ sx/ tests/ treatment in generalities (giving loads of examples). Just tried to make it as clinically relevant as possible- but I know going over individual dx would be good too. (All so confusing!!). Maybe check out other two (can find on home page)- and let us know what you'd like us to do next. Good luck on your boards- I'm sure you'll do great XX
Simple and practical as always thanks 🌹
SO glad you think so- again- thanks so much for being here :)
Thank you Dr. Tala watching from NYS. Love all ur videos. So easy to understand. ❤
So happy you're watching from New York and you're finding them easy- totally our goal! Thanks for taking the time to comment :)
As always Tala brilliant
Thanks for your lovely words! There’ll be another couple of IEM videos coming soon :)
Excellent
Thank you so much for watching!
Great video on a tough topic my friend. Very nice summary and overview of eval and management of IEM. PH and ammonia are so key to helping you decide which pathways may be affected. Great job
You’re such a good friend! This topic, right?!
@TalaTalksNICU LOL...neonatologist's greatest clinical nightmare. Was talking krebs cycle a couple of nights ago...I do love biochem [NERD ALERT!P
Thankyouu I am a Nicu nurse waiting your new videos
We wish we could get them out more often! We love your support!
Very interesting topic of IEM
Such a massive topic! We have two more videos on IEM coming up :)
Another great video!! These babies are head scratchers sometimes. There have been a few over the years. I specifically remember standing over a cot and telling a baby "well buddy you're not septic, so why are you broken?" It was an IEM .
Yes exactly what we’ve felt in past too! What am I missing here??? Also such a hard topic to summarize cos there are SO many! Ha! We have a couple more videos coming out. Hope you’re well Lara xx
@TalaTalksNICU I look forward to the next video. Thank you all for what you do.
Thank you for the video.
Thank you!
Very interesting topic .Thank you
So glad you found it interesting! Thanks for writing in!
Ty Dr Tala!
Thank YOU Felipe! More to come on this subject!
Watching from Virginia! Your videos are so helpful. I am an NNP student :)
Hi Sydney! So happy you’re watching these videos and they’re helping in any way! hope your loving your studies too :)
I am a neonatologist from China, can you tell us in detail the emergency procedure of IEM management through a case (we all know that tandem mass spectrometry and urinary organic acids do not produce results quickly), and how to deal with it when we don't know the relevant situation, thank you
Hello! We’re so glad you’re here. We have two more videos coming out on IEM so we’ll be going into a lot more details then. The key thing is to stop feeds and give dextrose and electrolytes (no protein and initially no fat) and treat acidosis , and treat ammonia supportively.