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    • PEM Playbook

    PEM Playbook – Bronchiolitis

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    'Tis the season of... bronchiolitis. Listen and read about the latest play with the coach, Tim Horeczko.
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    Hanson’s Anatomy – where the art of procrastination meets the study of medicine

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    Struggle with audio lectures? Is art your release? We at emDocs.net would like to introduce you to Dr. Katelyn Hanson, a current EM/IM resident. She is the originator of Hanson’s Anatomy.
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    Quality Corner – Crohn’s Disease, Tachycardia, Thrombocytosis; Angioedema – Treatment and Disposition

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    Welcome to Quality Corner, an emDocs series evaluating tough cases and potential areas for improvement. Today we look at Crohn's Disease, tachycardia, thrombocytosis, and angioedema treatment and disposition.
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    ECG Pointers: AV Blocks – Part I

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    Welcome to this week's ECG Pointers, an EMDocs series designed to give you high yield tips about ECGs to keep your interpretation skills sharp. This post is one of two looking at atrioventricular blocks.
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    Reversing NOACs – Updates for Emergency Physicians

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    Novel oral anticoagulants are increasingly being used, but what happens if rapid reversal is required? What are your options?
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    EM@3AM: GI Bleed

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    A patient walks into your ED with a shirt covered in blood. He’s actively vomiting. Your triage nurses quickly get him into a wheelchair and roll him back to one of your critical care booths. You have little time to act to stabilize this critically ill patient. What are your
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