Continuing with our EM Mindset series, here is another piece by Dr. Sloas to kick off Monday. We are a life and death subspecialty as emergentologist. Enjoy!
Recent updates and pitfalls in the emergency department evaluation and management of the septic joint.
Emergency Department evaluation, diagnosis, and management of this very rare condition with potentially severe outcomes.
From the understanding of physostigmine’s mechanism of action and the above data, we would like to summarize key points and recommendations regarding the use of physostigmine.
Continuing with our EM Mindset series, here is another piece by Dr. Carroll to kick off Monday. We are masters of the undifferentiated patients. Focus on these tips before, during and after your shift. Enjoy!
A focused review of the presentation, diagnosis, and management of renal infarction.
“I’ve got a pulse,” you hear the nurse shout. Finally, a sigh of relief comes over the crowded resuscitation room and you take a moment to reflect on what just happened... but, your work is just now about to truly begin. It is up to you to determine why the patient died in the first place and determine which crucial steps need to be initiated to increase your patient’s chance of survival.
Everything you ever wanted to know about foot injuries in the emergency department
