How can you use capnography in the ED? This is Part I in a two part series evaluating capnography in the ED. Part I evaluates basic waveforms, cardiac arrest, ETT placement, and procedural sedation.
When is Capnography Useful in the ED? Part I Read More »
Patients with sarcoidosis can present with a variety of conditions due to its multisystem involvement. However, what do you need to consider in the ED with these patients?
Approach to Patient with Sarcoidosis in the ED setting Read More »
Post-surgical complications can be common, and patients may present with a variety of conditions. This post walks us through an approach to the patient with suspected complication after surgery.
Post-Surgical Complications Read More »
DKA classically presents with hyperglycemia, presence of ketones, acidosis, anion gap, and low serum bicarbonate. What about DKA with normal or slightly elevated blood glucose? This post evaluates the new SGLT2 inhibitors and euglycemic DKA.
Euglycemic DKA Secondary to SGLT2 inhibitors 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 »
Pelvic fractures can be deadly. How do you manage the critical patient with a pelvic fracture? Read on for some great pearls and pitfalls.
Pelvic fractures: ED presentations and management Read More »
The patient with bone marrow transplant can be complex. This post provides pearls & pitfalls in the evaluation and management of these patients.
ED Management of the Bone Marrow Transplant Patient: Pearls & Pitfalls Read More »
The asplenic patient presents several challenges to emergency physicians. What do you need to consider, and does your evaluation and management change with these patients?
Dangers of Infection in the Splenectomy Patient Read More »
Carbon monoxide toxicity can present with many different symptoms. What other conditions mimic CO poisoning, and how can you avoid misdiagnosis?
CO Toxicity: A Potentially Elusive Diagnosis Read More »
Emergency physicians are well versed in the management of cellulitis. However, the diagnosis isn’t always straightforward, as close to 30% of patients may be misdiagnosed. What are other conditions that mimic cellulitis?
Cellulitis Mimics – ED Considerations Read More »
