Laundry detergent pods may be convenient, but when ingested, they can be dangerous. This Tox Card gives you the key information on laundry detergent pods.

This week's edition of EM in 5 by Anna Pickens looks at 5th metatarsal fractures.

Today's post in the Pain Profiles series by Dr. David Cisewski evaluates the intranasal route for analgesia.

Pancreatitis seems straightforward in terms of evaluation, management, and disposition, but recent literature suggests we should make some changes. This post evaluates the ED evaluation and management of pancreatitis.

A 37-year-old female presents with dysuria, polyuria, polydipsia, and lightheadedness. She has a history of insulin-dependent diabetes but ran out of her glucose strips at home. She has had significant nausea and suprapubic pain. She is tachycardic and tachypneic. Exam reveals dry oral mucosa and suprapubic tenderness. POC glucose is 422 mg/dL. What is the diagnosis, and what are your next steps?

Taking care of critically ill patients that require intubation can be a high stress situation, with little room for error. In part one of this series we will discuss some useful strategies at the bedside to help us reduce pre-intubation/peri-intubation hypotension.

The "No Harm Contract" or "Safety Contract"... Do these guarantee patient safety?

Today's post in the EM Collective Wisdom series features emDocs founder Alex Koyfman. Read on for his perspectives on emergency medicine.