Welcome back to the EM Boards Survival Guide! This emDocs series will provide you with regular tips and must-know items for EM boards and inservice. Each post will feature several key takeaways on a specific organ system. This week we cover orthopedics.
EM Boards Survival Guide: Orthopedics 1 Read More »
Trauma to the neck encompasses a wide array of separate injuries. This post in the EM educator series looks at several cases with questions concerning these injuries.
The EM Educator Series: Neck trauma and myriad of hidden injuries Read More »
What are controversies in the ED evaluation and management of ectopic pregnancy? This EM Educator post asks key questions and provides resources in answering these controversies.
The EM Educator Series: Controversial Elements of Ectopic Pregnancy Read More »
Welcome back to the EM Boards Survival Guide. This series provides you with regular tips and must-know items for EM boards and inservice. Today we look at Pulmonary.
EM Boards Survival Guide: Pulmonary 1 Read More »
The nosebleed… This week’s EM educator covers epistaxis.
The EM Educator Series: Nosebleed that won’t stop Read More »
emDocs will be providing you with must-know items for EM boards and inservice with this new series: EM Boards Survival Guide. Each post will feature several key takeaways on a specific organ system. Our first entry looks at the GI system.
EM Boards Survival Guide: Gastrointestinal 1 Read More »
This week’s EM Educator evaluates the challenging and anxiety-provoking diagnosis of cardiogenic shock.
EM Educator Series: Challenging Diagnosis of Cardiogenic Shock Read More »
What are the challenges when dealing with patients with facial trauma? Find out more in this week’s EM Educator Series piece.
The EM Educator Series: Trauma to the Face, Challenging Airway, and Other Considerations Read More »
Welcome to this week’s edition of the EM Educator series! How can you optimize care of the patient with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage? What do you need to consider?
EM Educator Series: Not all head bleeds are alike – Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage Read More »
