A 56 year old male presents to the ED with confusion and abdominal pain. You notice a fistula in his upper extremity. A tech hands you his triage ECG and you scrutinize it for the tell-tale signs of a common, life-threatening diagnosis in hemodialysis patients, while wondering what the initial steps in management are....
A 41 yo male is brought in by EMS after self inflicted stab wounds to the neck and chest. As the patient is transferred to the ED stretcher, you frantically try to recall the initial priorities in the management of this potentially deadly injury....
60 yo M w/ PEA arrest and ROSC, found to be profoundly hypotensive in the ED ...
Is Topical Use of Injectable TXA Superior to Standard Anterior Epistaxis Treatment such as External Nasal Compression (ENC) or Anterior Nasal Packing (ANP)?
Back to Basics: Brief Review of the 3 Types of ECMO
Treatment of Status Asthmaticus in Children
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