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Thanks to Reuben Strayer for letting us ask him anything. He covered resident education, how to think like an ED physician, practice pearls including ketamine analgesia, chest tube insertion, awake intubation and much more. Follow him at @EMUpdates or check out his latest work on emupdates.com.

“One systematic review found intra-articular injections to be as safe and effective as procedural sedation for bedside shoulder reductions”

Last month Tyler Dschaak, MD told us about using ultrasound to diagnose a septic hip. Today’s post is on the utility of ultrasound in the diagnosis and management of shoulder dislocations.