Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
Clay brings you ibuprofen dosing, steroids in croup, and vaping-associated pulmonary illness in this week’s Journal Feed Wrap-up!
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Droperidol Use in the Emergency Department – What’s Old is New Again
Droperidol is back…. but when and how should you use it? David Cisewski provides you with a primer on droperidol in the ED.
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Pain Profiles: Steroids for Migraines – Reduced Recurrence, Acute Relief, or No Benefit?
Welcome back to Pain Profiles series from David Cisewski. Today we look at a component of the “headache cocktail” – steroids… Do they make a difference, and what steroid, if any, should we use?
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Pain Profiles: Intranasal Analgesics: What’s Your Pick? – Part II
Welcome to Part II on intranasal analgesics. Today we feature an interview from Dr. Stacy Reynolds.
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Pain Profiles: Intranasal Analgesics: What’s Your Pick? – Part I
Ready to use intranasal analgesics? This Pain Profiles is the first in a two part series evaluating your options for intranasal analgesia.
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Pain Profiles: Ketorolac and Morphine in Renal Colic
This week, Pain Profiles evaluates morphine and ketorolac in acute renal colic, with a guest commentary by Dr. Sergey Motov.
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Pain Profiles: Prochlorperazine versus Ketamine for Headache
This week’s Pain Profiles post by Dr. David Cisewski evaluates ketamine versus prochlorperazine for headache in the ED, with expert commentary from Dr. Sergey Motov.
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Pain Profiles: Review of Intranasally Administered Medications for Use in the Emergency Department
Today’s post in the Pain Profiles series by Dr. David Cisewski evaluates the intranasal route for analgesia.
Pain Profiles: Intravenous vs. Oral Paracetamol
Today’s post in the Pain Profiles series by Dr. David Cisewski evaluates the classic medication paracetamol. Is IV route more effective than PO for analgesia?
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Pain Profiles: Ketamine for Analgesia
Today’s post in the Pain Profiles series by Dr. David Cisewski evaluates a medication being used more and more in the ED: ketamine. How can you optimize your use of this medication for patient analgesia?
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