
Altered mental status in a patient with a history of depression...
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This week for our Grand Rounds, Dr. Kate Aberger, MD, FACEP discussed Emergent Suffering in the ED. It is important that Emergency Physicians are aware of best practices when caring and communicating with patients nearing their end of life. Read ahead for useful Palliative Care tips.
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Last week we wrote about how to approach hyponatremia, the differential and signs and symptoms to watch out for. The post this week reviews the treatment of hyponatremia including the dreaded osmotic demyelination syndrome. Read on for more!
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Returning to our patient from last week…
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What's an LVAD and what happens when it goes bad? You're in the right place!
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To wrap up our toxicology module, Dr. Sumaya Mekkaoui reviewed serotonin syndrome. This can be a challenging diagnosis to make and is often misinterpreted as other psychiatric or medical syndrome. Look ahead for a quick review on the clinical presentation, drugs implicated in serotonin syndrome, and comparing/contrasting similar toxidromes.
Read moreSubmitted by Sumaya Mekkaoui, MD

This post is a a summary of a portion of Dr Byrne's airway talk from last month's ResusEM conference at the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University. New techniques for preoxygenation before intubation can help to prolong time to desaturation and make this potentially dangerous procedure safer than ever!
Read moreSubmitted by Richard Byrne, MD