- Feb 17th, 2015
- Hilary Fairbrother
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- Feb 14th, 2015
- Kirsten Morrissey
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Featured on #FOAMED REVIEW 34TH EDITION – Thank you to Michael Macias from emCurious for the shout out! Featured on the LITFL Review #169 – Thanks to Simon Laing (@HEFTEMCAST) and the LITFL Review group for the shout out! Authors: Kirsten Morrissey, MD & Hilary E. Fairbrother, MD, MPH, FACEP // Edited by: Jennifer Robertson, MD and […]
- Feb 12th, 2015
- Sean M. Fox
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We see that, like in adults, an elevated lactate can help identify those patients who are potentially sicker than others, although not perfectly. It is only helpful if it alerts you to severe illness presenting subtly or helps direct your resuscitation efforts… which, again, require the astute clinician to determine. Thanks to Sean M. Fox, MD (@PedEMMorsels) for this gem with significant clinical relevance.
- Feb 11th, 2015
- Dina Al-Joburi
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- Feb 9th, 2015
- Stephen Alerhand
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- Feb 6th, 2015
- Geoff Jara-Almonte
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While on shift at a busy urban emergency department, you are notified by EMS dispatch of an ambulance en-route with a patient involved in a high-speed MVC. They report she is a female, in her 20s or 30s, who is obviously gravid, but of unknown gestational age. According to EMS vital signs are: HR 104, RR 25, BP 104/54, and SpO2 98% on room air. They are requesting activation of your trauma team.
- Feb 5th, 2015
- Tyler Durst
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- Feb 4th, 2015
- Adaira Landry
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