Today on the emDocs cast with Brit Long, MD (@long_brit) and Manpreet Singh, MD (@MprizzleER) we cover three posts: cytokine storm in the setting of COVID-19, methylxanthine toxicity, and fracture terminology.

This month's medical malpractice insights discusses the importance of a good history and exam.

Patient disposition is one of the keys in emergency medicine. What should we do with patients diagnosed with pyelonephritis?

This week Journal Feed looks at haloperidol for headaches, the aortic dissection detection risk score, and a consensus statement on IV contrast nephropathy.

The coach has got the latest on major burns in children.

When should you consider septic bursitis, and how should you manage it?

In recent weeks many law enforcement agencies around the country have used some form of tear gas against protesting civilians, resulting in the most widespread domestic use of riot control agents against civilians since the period of unrest of the '60s and '70s. Healthcare responders need to be aware of proper decontamination and initial supportive care when dealing with these agents.

Not only can SARS-CoV-2 affect the respiratory, GI, CV, and neuro systems, but recent reports describe several different types of skin findings. This post breaks down several of the more common rashes in COVID-19.