Our post last week focused on some of the physical exam findings of a patient in respiratory distress. Read on below for a brief overview of Bronchiolitis.
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During a PEA arrest, should you be thinking H's and T's....or looking at the ECGs?
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This past week for her critically apprasied topic, Dr. Katie Selman reviewed the need for oral contrast when ordering a CT of the abdomen/pelvis. Read ahead for specifics:
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A 21 yo M presents to the ED after driving his dirt bike into a telephone pole at high speed.
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The cancer population is at an increased risk for morbidity and mortality from common infections due to their impaired immunity. Knowledge on how to approach the febrile neutropenic patient can have a huge impact on an otherwise horrific mortality rate in this vulnerable population.
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Tis the season for respiratory infections in children. This week's post reviews a few of the important phyical exam findings in a child presenting with respiratory distress. Videos are included! Stay tuned for next week's post that will include some great pearls about bronchiolitis which you are sure to see if you care for pediatric patients!
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Board Review: Intravenous Thrombolytic Therapy
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Submitted by Louis Argentine MD

Read ahead for pearls on an uncommon diagnosis: Knee (tibiofemoral) dislocation
Read moreSubmitted by Andrew Nyce, MD