How have you been?ĭr Anil Harrison: I've been well, Paul. The views of the speakers are their own and do not reflect the views of their respective institutions.ĭr Paul Shiu: It seems like such a long time since we recorded our first podcast. In this episode, we'll discuss metabolic acidosis. Joseph's Medical Center in Stockton, California. Shiu is a second-year internal medicine resident at St. Paul Shiu will analyze and provide treatment insights. Moderator: Hello, everyone and welcome to Multidisciplinary Dialogue: Clinical Rounds and Case Reviews, with your host, Dr Anil Harrison, who is the Associate Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency Program and the Ambulatory Care Director at Touro University and Saint Joseph's Medical Center, Dignity Health in Stockton, California. Paul Shiu, MD, is a second-year internal medicine resident at St Joseph's Medical Center (Stockton, CA).ĭharminder Singh, MD, is an internal medicine chief resident at St Joseph’s Medical Center (Stockton, CA).
Dr Harrison is board certified in India and the United States. In this episode, Dr Harrison speaks with Paul Shiu, MD, about metabolic acidosis and alkalosis, including confirming the patient's serum bicarbonate is low, calculating the anion gap, calculating the serum osmolality, calculating the delta gap, and more.įor more cardiometabolic risk content, visit the Resource Center.Īnil Harrison, MD, is the associate program director of the internal medicine residency program and the ambulatory care director at Touro University and St Joseph’s Medical Center-Dignity Health (Stockton, CA).
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