A 28 year old woman comes into your community rural ED, only medical history is she had a baby 15 days ago. Says she’s been feeling unwell for the past week and begins to seize - what do you do?
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A 27 yo F presents to the ED for a burn to her R forearm and during her visit mentions she has been having R sided neck pain x 1 week.
Read moreSubmitted by Patrice Baptista, MD
A 57 year old female presents with bilateral lower extremity erythema, pain, and swelling. Bilateral cellulitis you say? (Somewhere a dematologist just screamed into a pillow) Surely not! But what else could this be? Read on to expand your differential for bilateral red legs!
Read moreSubmitted by Richard Byrne, MD
Orbital compartment syndrome is a critical diagnosis to make and treat promptly. Are you prepared to recognize it and perform the vision-saving procedure?
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Watch this critbits video to learn about managing the crashing ventilated patient
Read moreSubmitted by Haney Mallemat, MD
Last week, we covered the basics of adult pneumonia, focusing on community acquired pneumonia (CAP). This week, will we cover the pathogens and treatment of hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP) & ventilator-acquired pneumonia (VAP).
Read moreSubmitted by Kristen Adorno, MD