Social Medicine in the Emergency Department: Not all conditions can be treated with medicines
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ALiEM - Social medicine in the Emergency Department: Not all conditions can be treated with medicines alone. See more holistic patient...
2020 ACLS Guidelines on Medications for Toxicology-Related Conditions
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ALiEM - 2020 ACLS Guidelines on medications for toxicology-related conditions: A summary of potential interventions for various...
Explore the medication-specific management recommendations for toxicologic emergencies. Part 3 of a 3-part EM Pharm Pearls series reviewing the 2020 ACLS Guidelines by @PharmERToxGuy. Series editor: @MikeEMPharmD https://t.co/PCa1mVYK2O
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PEM Pearls: To Scan or Not to Scan? CT Abdomen in Children with Blunt Torso Trauma
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ALiEM - The PECARN prediction rule for blunt torso trauma can be used to identify very low risk patients and avoid unnecessary CT...
Blunt trauma in pediatric patients creates diagnostic dilemmas when considering advanced imaging. Drs. Haasbroek and Wallin from UCSF EM discuss the PECARN clinical decision rule to identify patients at low risk for abdominal injury. https://t.co/qDGNqQVlb1 https://t.co/qDGNqQVlb1
ALiEM - A recent study suggests that colchicine could be an effective treatment for COVID-19, but this medication may have toxic...
RT @srrezaie: Colchicine Toxicity: A New Threat from #COVID19 Treatments via @PharmERToxGuy @ALiEMteam https://t.co/pto80V1bC2 #FOAMed #COV…
ALiEM - Clinical Image Cases by the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine and...
SAEM Clinical Images Series: What's This Thing On My Face? Dr. Jessica Smith from @BrownEMRes discusses the clinical importance of cutaneous horns. https://t.co/GUQNSo3mzR @SAEMonline https://t.co/GUQNSo3mzR
ALiEM - Clinical Image Cases by the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine and...
SAEM Clinical Image Series: The Insidious Rash Medical student Monica Mitta and Dr. Michael Sternberg from Univ of South Alabama discuss the case of a peculiar rash. https://t.co/4o6UdzSRun @SAEMonline https://t.co/4o6UdzSRun
ALiEM - Clinical Image Cases by the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine and...
SAEM Clinical Images Series: Guess Who's Back? Medical student Sherin Mahrat and Drs. Herrera and Colla discuss the importance of recognizing the variable presentations of this disease. https://t.co/uLVU4SNs8j @SAEMonline https://t.co/uLVU4SNs8j
ALiEM - A review of the diagnosis and management of a Stinger, a common injury in sports particularly American Football by Dr.’s Negaard and...
What is the most common nerve injury in high school football players? Check out the latest SplintER post where @MattNegaard and @willdenq review the management of this diagnosis. https://t.co/Ji3ue5301m https://t.co/Ji3ue5301m
ALiEM - Do you know how to identify which spider bites are dangerous and which ones aren’t? Check out this post by Dr’s Simpson and...
Do you know how to identify which spider bites are dangerous and which ones aren't? Check out this post from @acmtmedtox by Dr's Simpson and Bruccoleri! https://t.co/kQaz24Km0e #MedTwitter #FOAMed https://t.co/kQaz24Km0e
Social Medicine in the ED: Not all conditions can be treated with medicines What is social medicine? Why is it important to have in the emergency department? How to get involved? @JAMA_current authors Dr. @hkanzaria, @jbilins, & Dr. Chase explain. https://t.co/zufe6tOmrI https://t.co/zufe6tOmrI