What's the Diagnosis? By Dr. Katie Selman
A 15 yo M presents to the ED with headache x 3 days.
A 15 yo M presents to the ED with headache x 3 days.
An 18-month-old male presents with shortness of breath whenever he tries to walk.
A 28-year old male with no past medical history presents with ches tpain for 2 days. The pain is pressure-like in the center of his ches tand worse with deep inspiration. He states he just got over a cold but denies recent fever or cough. An EKG is obtained. What is the diagnosis?
A 67 yo M w/ a PMHx of IVDU presents to the ED w/ chest pain and fever of 101.5. His initial HR is 135. A CXR is obtained and he is started on broad spectrum antibiotics. An hour later, he begins complaining of worsening shortness of breath, and is found to be tachypneic and hypoxic, w/ a RR of 40 and SpO2 of 85 %. A repeat CXR is obtained (shown at R below, initial CXR on L). What's the diagnosis? (scroll down for answer)
A 75 yo M presents to the ED after a fall down several steps at home.
Abnormal uterine bleeding? Remember PAL-COEIN.
A 90 yo male admitted to the hospital 4 days ago begins having nausea and vomiting.
Ketamine is a swiss army knife of drugs. Read on for use in pain management.
While we aren't dentists, it's very common to encouter ED patients with dental complaints. Dental blocks are a very useful tool in the care of patients with not only dental pain, but can also be used to anesthesize certain areas of the face for laceration repairs. Read on below for a guide on the different types of blocks.
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