Advanced Practice: Physical Exam for Rotator Cuff Injuries
Your patient presents with shoulder pain. The x-ray appears normal and you suspect a rotator cuff injury. Here are some pearls....
Your patient presents with shoulder pain. The x-ray appears normal and you suspect a rotator cuff injury. Here are some pearls....
24 y/o F visiting from Guatemala with no medical history presented to the ER after a syncopal event from standing during which she fall backwards hitting her head on a hard surface. Patient was witnessed to be shaking while on the ground per family member. She continued to feel dizzy while in the ED. Her lab work was normal and a head CT was performed which showed the following:
The nurse calls you to the room of a 34 year old crashing patient....and she happens to be pregnant. Here are the pearls for resuscitation and management of the critically ill pregnant patient.
Last week we talked about thyroid storm pitfalls. This week, lets dive into management strategies and pitfalls for myedema coma!
Remember to include thyroid storm on your differental for hyperthermic and altered patients. Here are some strategies for treatment and pitfalls to avoid!
Confused about thrombocytopenia? Here is a chart that helps break down common causes of increased platelet destruction...
A woman presents to your ED with vaginal swelling. Your correctly identify a Bartholin's abscess and the need for drainage. Here are some pearls on word catheter placement.
Autonomic dysreflexia is a potentially dangerous and lethal syndrome that develops in spinal cord injury (SCI) patients resulting in acute, uncontrolled, life-threatening hypertension.
Encephalitis is defined as inflammation of the brain parenchyma, frequently caused by viruses. Autoimmune processes can also cause encephalitis: here are some pearls on the often-forgotten Anti-NDMA receptor encephalitis.
A 32 year old man presents with a swollen painful digit. Here are some pearls on flexor tenosynovitis!
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