An 11 year-old-male presents with dizziness. His resting heart rate is 48 bpm. Should symptomatic bradycardia be on your differential diagnosis?
Treating the severe asthmatic: let's take a minute to review a few pearls.
A young female presents with a severe headache and left upper extremity weakness: let's review why cerebral venous sinus thrombosis should be on your list of differential diagnoses.
The red eye: let's review a few pearls on bacterial conjunctivitis.
A patient presents with chest pain and hypotension. EKG demonstrates an irregularly irregular rhythm, absent p waves. Is it time to cardiovert? Let's review the management of atrial fibrillation.
Let's review a few pearls regarding the evaluation and treatment of a patient with cardiac tamponade.
A patient with saddle anesthesia and unilateral lower extremity weakness: you guessed it, let's review cauda equina syndrome.
Let's review recommendations from ACEP and the JNC 8 for the management of asymptomatic hypertension.
