Clement D. Lee, M.D., Jeremiah Hinson, M.D., Ph.D., and Matthew Davenport, M.D. Case Vignette A Man with a Suspected Pulmonary Embolism Clement D. Lee, M.D. A 65-year-old-man
November 11, 2022 / Neurology, Pharmacy/Pharmacology Written by Aaron Lacy In children with refractory status epilepticus, around 3/4 of patients who were started on a ketamine infusion had seizure
Nov 8, 2022 Contributor: Nick Hatch, MD Educational Pearls: In the setting of traumatic injury, tranexamic acid (TXA) is given to stabilize clots which minimizes
November 20220 Nov 1, 2022 This month we’ve got a New in EM looking at IV paracetamol, look at some guidelines for sedation, we have
Oct 4, 2022 Contributor: Don Stader, MD Educational Pearls: There are two major groups of local anesthetics: Amide and Esther To recall what group an
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Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadDate: September 28th, 2022 Reference: Hartford et al. Disparities in the emergency department management of pediatric migraine by race, ethnicity, and language
September 28, 2022 / Critical Care, Pain/Sedation/Procedure, Pharmacy/Pharmacology Written by Sam Parnell Spoon Feed This pilot trial showed that an educational initiative focused on reducing deep post-intubation sedation
Elan L. Guterman MD, MAS , Karl A. Sporer MD , Thomas B. Newman MD, MPH , Remle P. Crowe PhD , Daniel H. Lowenstein MD , S. Andrew Josephson MD , John P. Betjemann MD and James F. Burke MD, MS Annals of Emergency Medicine,
Sep 7, 2022 Contributor: Lessen, Aaron MD Educational Pearls: Ketamine can be given at 0.2-0.3 mg/kg as subdissociative doses for pain control in the ED
August 25, 2022 / ENT/Face, Pharmacy/Pharmacology Written by John Korducki Spoon Feed This single center, double blinded, randomized control trial of 240 patients demonstrated several positive outcomes with
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