The ideal pharmacologic agent for controlling agitated patients is often debated. Ketamine and dexmedetomidine are two newer drugs that are starting to be used more frequently in the management of agitation in the emergency department.
The E in ADME toxicokinetics, last but not least in the toxicokinetic toxcard series!
The M in the ADME toxicokinetic series
Not just your ordinary sniffles - Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome
Up in Smoke about E-Cigarettes and the Pulmonary Wasteland
The other causes of "idiopathic" paralysis other than Guillain-Barré, think Tox!
Ears, nose, throat, dental... What you need to know for the Boards, followed by some amazing artwork from Hanson's Anatomy.
This week's EM Board Survival Guide covers the must-knows for ophthalmology.
