A 43-year-old male right hand dominant man presents with pain and swelling of his left index finger. He is a professional painter and was using an industrial pain sprayer when he injected his left index finger. It now is exquisitely painful, with a large degree of swelling. What’s the diagnosis, and what’s your next step in your evaluation and treatment?

The Emergency Department management of ankle fractures varies greatly between stable and unstable injuries. How can you tell the difference? Enter the Stress View.

Ready to use intranasal analgesics? This Pain Profiles is the first in a two part series evaluating your options for intranasal analgesia.

What are controversies in the ED evaluation and management of ectopic pregnancy? This EM Educator post asks key questions and provides resources in answering these controversies.

The patient with neck pain after a normal CT... Can you trust your CT? Do you need an MRI? This post evaluates these controversies and more.

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Have you ever been confused by the alphabet soup of pacemakers? This post will serve as a pacemaker basics reference.

Welcome back to the EM Boards Survival Guide. This series provides you with regular tips and must-know items for EM boards and inservice. Today we look at Pulmonary.