Appendicitis Mimics: ED Focused Management
The patient with RLQ pain doesn’t always have appendicitis. This post evaluates mimics of appendicitis.
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The patient with RLQ pain doesn’t always have appendicitis. This post evaluates mimics of appendicitis.
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Treating the severe asthmatic: let’s take a minute to review a few pearls.
EM@3AM – Acute Asthma Exacerbation Read More »
A young female presents with a severe headache and left upper extremity weakness: let’s review why cerebral venous sinus thrombosis should be on your list of differential diagnoses.
EM@3AM – Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis Read More »
This week’s toxcard is a review on bath salts. Enjoy!
Tox Cards: Bath Salts Read More »
Chest pain is common in the ED. What else besides ACS should you consider?
Medical Malpractice Insights: “You’re not having a heart attack” Read More »
What are some pearls for the successful career in Emergency Medicine? This EM Mindset from Dr. Judd Hollander provides enlightening keys to success.
EM Mindset – Secrets to an Academic Career Read More »
Once the patient is intubated, your work isn’t finished. In fact, it may be just beginning… This post evaluates patients at high risk for decompensation post intubation.
High Risk Post Intubation Patients Read More »
The red eye: let’s review a few pearls on bacterial conjunctivitis.
EM@3AM – Bacterial Conjunctivitis Read More »
A patient presents with chest pain and hypotension. EKG demonstrates an irregularly irregular rhythm, absent p waves. Is it time to cardiovert? Let’s review the management of atrial fibrillation.
EM@3AM – Atrial Fibrillation Read More »
This is Part 2 of the emDocs Wellness series on physician depression and suicidality. Today’s post investigates why depression in physicians is often under-diagnosed and under-treated and offers several pearls.
emDOCS Wellness: Part 2 – Physician Depression and Suicidality Read More »