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Chris Goss, DO

@ChrisGossDO

Internal medicine PGY-3. Aspiring nephrologist. Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

Joined December 2020
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Chris Goss, DO Reposted

Did you know that to induce contrast nepphropathy in rats, in addition to a load of contrast you also have to give them an NSAID and block natural vasodilation with a nitric oxide inhibitor?

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Last day of intern year completed 🥲✅


Chris Goss, DO Reposted

Horacio Adrogué is going hard that his formula is right and the data showing that it doesn't work is from people holding it wrong #KidneyWk

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✅ FURST formula for calculating fluid restriction for correction of hyponatremia #Nephpearls 👉🏼 ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/25995…

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Last month of intern year 🥲


Chris Goss, DO Reposted

Fact #1: In the "average" patient, a dose of 100 mg iv furosemide is safer than 1 liter iv crystalloids Fact #2: In every patient, a dose of 100 mg iv furosemide is ALWAYS safer than 1 liter iv crystalloids


Chris Goss, DO Reposted

Causes and Effects of Hyperhydration and Dehydration #medtwitter #foamed #meded #medicine

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#Sepsis associated acute kidney injury can occur in the absence of overt signs of hypoperfusion and hemodynamic instability. 👇Microcirculatory and inflammatory alterations in sepsis-associated #AKI 🔗sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Click 'ALT' for figure description #Nephpearls #MedEd

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We need to have more goals of care discussions with our patients


1st day of intern year secured ✅


Chris Goss, DO Reposted

Should you give albumin with loop diuretics to augment diuresis? I've been asked this three different times today so a quick🧵of my thoughts #nephtwitter #MedTwitter @MedTweetorials


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What causes anemia in CKD ?? ALL OF THESE !! 1. ⬇️EPO production 2. Blood loss during dialysis 3. Nutritional deficiencies 4. BM fibrosis (2°hyperparathyroidism) 5. ⬇️RBC lifespan #MedTwitter plz add more !! @divyaa24 @thisis_drgsp @nainamdar


Chris Goss, DO Reposted

ACE inhibitors and ARBs are not “nephrotoxins.” They improve renal blood flow. But they reduce GFR, and impair potassium elimination. Which is why we might hold them in [severe and/or worsening] AKI.


Chris Goss, DO Reposted

Core Curriculum by @JamesNovakNeph and @dhekidney: Pharmacology and therapeutic use of diuretics in states of volume overload and strategies to overcome diuretic resistance bit.ly/3BTbVYb (FREE)

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Chris Goss, DO Reposted

Updates on treatment of type 2 diabetic mellitus with CKD by Prof Lim Soo Kun. Other than renoprotection, SGLT2 inhibitor has effects on other organs as well. #ISNWCN @ISNWCN @ISNkidneycare

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Another amazing whiteboard teaching session from @ubcpharmacy student Stephanie Xue!

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Chris Goss, DO Reposted

CKD disproportionately affects those of minoritized race and ethnicity. This Perspective describes the transition from the clinical use of eGFR with the race variable to reporting eGFR without race at @UWNephrology bit.ly/KID0006522021 @NNkinsi

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Chris Goss, DO Reposted

You know how trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole can cause hyperkalemia? And remember triamterene, the potassium-sparing diuretic that acts on the ENaC channel?

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Intercalated cells response to Metabolic Alkalosis and Metabolic Acidosis

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Chris Goss, DO Reposted

Do you ever wonder how come vasoconstrictors revert renal vasoconstriction in #hepatorenal syndrome? Found it counterintuitive? Here is a 30 sec animation:


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