Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-up
Welcome back to the Journal Feed Wrap-Up! Today, Clay covers electrical or chemical cardioversion for atrial fibrillation, ramp position, and cricoid pressure.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
This week Clay evaluates some important literature concerning high-sensitivity troponin, clinical evaluation for posterior stroke, and extending the window for tPA in stroke.
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This week Clay Smith looks at UTI and need for LP in neonatal fever, heat stroke, imaging for appendicitis during pregnancy, and chest x-ray in aortic syndromes.
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Clay covers contrast-associated acute kidney injury, pediatric appendicitis, predictors of opioid misuse, and the potential harm of sodium polystyrene. Read on for more!
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
Clay Smith covers ultralow-dose chest CT for trauma, gabapentinoids, and the need for compassion this week’s Journal Feed Wrap-Up.
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This week’s wrap-up brings you some literature on managing hyperkalemia with insulin and glucose, TXA in epistaxis, and hypothermia and pediatric serious bacterial infection.
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For this week’s Journal Feed Wrap-Up, we have diagnosing HyperK on ECG, use of tramadol, and ACEP unscheduled sedation guidelines.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
Clay Smith brings you ramped position for intubation, Lemierre’s syndrome, and some problems with unpublished research in this week’s Wrap-Up.
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Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up
This week’s Journal Feed Wrap-up brings you Gabapentinoids, the RIFT trial, and asymptomatic bacteriuria.
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This week’s Journal Feed brings you measles, atrial fibrillation, a counterpoint on the pelvic exam in the ED, and using the YEARS algorithm in pregnant patients with suspected PE.
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