Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
Clay covers contrast-associated acute kidney injury, pediatric appendicitis, predictors of opioid misuse, and the potential harm of sodium polystyrene. Read on for more!
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In the Literature
Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
This week’s wrap-up brings you some literature on managing hyperkalemia with insulin and glucose, TXA in epistaxis, and hypothermia and pediatric serious bacterial infection.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
For this week’s Journal Feed Wrap-Up, we have diagnosing HyperK on ECG, use of tramadol, and ACEP unscheduled sedation guidelines.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
Clay Smith brings you ramped position for intubation, Lemierre’s syndrome, and some problems with unpublished research in this week’s Wrap-Up.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
This week’s Journal Feed Wrap-up brings you Gabapentinoids, the RIFT trial, and asymptomatic bacteriuria.
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This week’s Wrap-Up from Clay Smith brings you orthostatic vital signs, NAC for acetaminophen, and IV gauge for CTPA.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
Welcome back to Journal Feed Wrap-Up from Clay Smith. This week brings you pediatric fever, ACEP policy on NSTEMI, ultrasound in appendicitis, and conjunctivitis.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
This week’s Journal Feed Wrap up from Clay Smith brings you febrile seizures and acetaminophen, lidocaine, biphasic anaphylaxis, and acute flaccid myelitis.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
Ready for some game-changing literature? This week’s Journal Feed wrap-up covers the risk of AKI with vancomycin and piperacillin-tazobactam, TXA for hemoptysis, and US for LP.
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Choosing Wisely: Non-invasive ventilation in patients with acute respiratory failure from pneumonia
You have a patient with respiratory distress due to severe pneumonia. What should you do? Do you intubate immediately, place the patient on noninvasive positive pressure ventilation, or high flow nasal cannula? This post from Dr. Lentz and colleagues explores your options.