Board Review: Pediatric Burns
A 3 year old child is brought to your emergency department following a burn...
A 3 year old child is brought to your emergency department following a burn...
A 33 year old healthy male presents to the ED with severe left knee pain after a MVC...
Facial paralysis can be challenging for both the patient and provider: remember to include Ramsay Hunt on your differential!
What are the types of priapism? How do you determine which type your patient may have? How do you treat it?? Here are some pearls...
Interesting case of a cyanotic patient lately? Looking for good questions to pimp medical students or residents with (had an attending in residency who always loved to ask about way he only recommended pyridium for use for a couple of days for UTI symptoms)? Studying for boards? Below are some teaching points on methemoglobinemia.
Subarachnoid Hemorrhage Management Pearls
1. SAH requiring intubation:
A college baseball player presents to your ED with right arm pain, which is worse with elevation of his arm (especially while throwing baseball) and has progressively worsened over past two weeks. He comes to your ED because of increased arm swelling and numbness in arm over past two days. Could this be thoracic outlet syndrome??
Back to Basics: Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura (TTP)
Techniques
5 steps to Managing Acute Chest Syndrome in adult population
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