Well, one good resource is Patrick Neligan's website:
www.ccmtutorials.com
The other thing I would remember is that your presentations on rounds should take the form of systems. Eg.,
Mr. Smith spiked a fever overnight...blah blah blah and the plan for today is:
Cardiovascualar: His BP is well controlled....
Resp: Stable on the vent settings:....
GI/Nutrition: Currently on tube feeds, at goal...
Neuro: blah blah....
Renal: Stable, no new events....
Hematology/Endocrine:
Skin/MSK:
ID: Cultures pending... blah blah
Glucose control: Currently controlled on a drip...
Lines: left ac, 18 ga peripheral, put in 7/23; Right IJ, Triple lumen, put in 7/22. All being used, clean and without signs of infection, no plan for removal.
Dispo: Full Code
The other point is BE ALL OVER THE LINES and VENT! Always know when each line was put in, confirm it is not infected, and confirm that it is still needed. Same as vent: Always know the vent settings, and your plan for getting the patient off (e.g. if weaned to 30% FiO2 with 5 of PEEP will titrate to room and attempt to extubate if ABG remains favorable...).
Oh, that and what the others said about Marino!
If you take one thing away, remember the thing about the lines
Good luck.