RRT doesn’t require you to be a nephrologist—it requires a system. Written to help trainees, this guide helps students and residents understand when dialysis is needed, how to choose the right modality, what orders to write, and how to tell if therapy is actually helping at the bedside.

A high-yield ABG teaching guide for medical students and residents using the CLEAR framework, bedside shortcuts, and worked ICU cases to simplify acid–base interpretation and avoid missed mixed disorders.

VTE is a leading cause of preventable hospital death. Effective prophylaxis requires more than "checking the box"; it demands tailoring orders to patient physiology. For medical patients with renal failure, switch from Enoxaparin to Heparin 5,000 units TID. Trauma patients often require aggressive 40 mg BID dosing due to high metabolism, while neuro-trauma requires 30 mg BID. For obesity, use weight-based dosing (0.5 mg/kg) and consider Anti-Xa monitoring to ensure safety.