Cleavon Gilman is back with maculopapular rashes.

If you order a test, there should be a way to follow it up. This month's medical malpractice discusses a case stressing the need for following up tests.

"As a medical toxicologist, I have a different take on the world of overdoses. Paracelsus has said 'All things are poisons, for there is nothing without poisonous qualities. It is only the dose which makes a thing poison.' Paracelsus’ adage is something that all medical toxicologists live by; however, we understand there is much more depth to the art of toxicology than the dose makes the poison."

A 37-year-old G4P3003 female at 27 weeks GA presents via EMS for vaginal bleeding. She began having brisk vaginal bleeding after coitus about 30 minutes ago and has saturated 1 pad since onset. She denies associated abdominal pain, cramping, or prior episodes of vaginal bleeding during this pregnancy. On exam, her abdomen is gravid, soft, and non-tender. On external pelvic exam, she has no visible lesions, and the maternal pad she is sitting on is about 50% saturated with blood. What’s the diagnosis? What’s the next step in your evaluation and treatment?

Just one case of missed pediatric physical abuse I consider a travesty. The sad state of affairs is that thousands of cases of pediatric physical abuse are missed on initial presentation to EDs across North America. And a small but significant minority of these children die.

How can you optimize your US evaluation for suspected DVT? This US Probe Post gives you pearls and pitfalls in the POCUS evaluation for suspected DVT.

This week's EM Educator brings you the tough case of acute limb ischemia.

Diplopia can be confusing... How do you define monocular versus binocular? What's the appropriate evaluation and management?