RIVAROXABAN vs WARFARIN

Saw that someone was requesting some useful trials to know for IM and thought I'd post this little summary I made a while back. Didn't post it because I didn't think it was fully ready and I was hoping to make a video on it but it seems like now would be a good timing. Hopefully it's useful to some

Last fall when the SPRINT results came in, I thought it seemed strange for a major trial to find something unexpected on a question that has been so thoroughly investigated previously. Now, it turns out, there was a reason for it - an unconventional means of measuring blood pressure, and one that w

Hello everyone! I passed NCLEX in 85 questions around a week ago and then I just rested almost the whole week. I didn't realized how exhausted I was until I was done with the test, but I feel amazing now! I want to share with you guys what I studied for around a month up until the day I took the tes

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Patient hgb 5.9 RBC 2.92 ( he got 2 units of blood) now Hgb 8 RBC 3.4 Based on Padua Score (5points) I should give DVT prophylaxis? altho we stopped Rivaroxaban and aspirin due to anemia.. should I re-initiate or risk vs benefit ?

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"Is Degenbreacher still valuable to pull for knowing future units? And is she top tier?" Short answer: VERY BIG YES. Degen is arguably the 2nd best character coming our way, tbh her placement and Wisadel has a mountain of difference so you can see it as Wisadel being top 2 all by herself while Degen

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After numerous suggestions (and the loss of the original list, courtesy of certain individuals we shall not name), we have created a revised list of what can and cannot be done in Rhodes Island. Please abide to this list. ------------ 1.) Please stop insisting that the Doctor has a harem. Even if it

# Introduction ​ \*Note: Unless otherwise stated, all stats referenced is for a Rosmontis at e2 90 and 100 trust. Rosmontis is a pretty weird sniper of her own archetype. She is an AOE sniper with the range of a long range sniper (i.e. Firewatch/Andreana) and is unable to hit aerial enemi