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    Sternoclavicular Dislocation: ED Presentation, Evaluation, and Management

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    What do you need to know about sternoclavicular dislocation?
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    Policy Playbook: Emergency Medicine & Health Inequalities

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    What does emergency medicine have to do with health disparities, and what can we do to address these issues?
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    Medical Malpractice Insights – Think necrotizing fasciitis in all wound infections

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    This month Medical Malpractice Insights covers the tough diagnosis of necrotizing fasciitis.
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    • practice updates

    Methamphetamine in the ED Setting

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    What do Hitler, hot sauce, Breaking Bad, South Dakota, and crystal meth all have in common?
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    Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up

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    Journal Feed covers SLE, use of ondansetron in kids, and disposition of geriatric rib fractures.
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    EM Cases: Electrical Injuries – The Tip of the Iceberg View

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    We’ll give you the tools to help risk stratify electrical injuries, give some guidance on fluid resuscitation, describe immediate management of acute complications and make you aware of the potential delayed complications that must be anticipated.
    Electrical injuries Emergency Medicine Cases
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    Sepsis Sources: LUCCAASSB

    Lung* (pneumonia, effusion, abscess)
    Urine* (UTI, pyelonephritis)
    Cardiac (endocarditis)
    CNS (meningitis, encephalitis, abscess)
    Abdomen (intra-abdominal)
    Arthritis (septic)
    Skin (cellulitis, abscess, NSTI)
    Spine (osteomyelitis, SEA, discitis)
    Bacteremia

     

    *most common sources

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