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    Snuff said: anatomical snuffbox distal radial arterial lines for the win

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    Cameron Upchurch, Talat Raja, and Skyler Lentz discuss what you need to know for anatomical snuffbox distal radial arterial lines.
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    Medical Malpractice Insights: Use Caution with Defamatory Language

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    Medical Malpractice Insights is back with a case of defamatory language. Be careful what you say...
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    emDOCs Podcast – Episode 133: Angioedema

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    The emDOCs.net covers angioedema, including different types, an approach, and management.
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    Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up

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    Journal Feed covers ED disposition of delirium, succinylcholine in hyperkalemia, the PECARN rule for febrile neonates, and BP control in ICH.
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    ECG Pointers: Longer is Always Better… Wait, that’s not right.

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    Dr. Tannenbaum covers a cardiac arrest associated with some electrolyte issues
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    PECARN STELAR Podcast – Episode 6: Environmental Toxins

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    Environmental toxins pose a disproportionate risk to children because of their developing organ systems, higher metabolic rates, and normal hand-to-mouth behaviors. Exposures—most often from the home, water, food, or air—can cause subtle, delayed, or multisystem symptoms that mimic common pediatric illnesses. A high index of suspicion and a focused environmental
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