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SAEM Clinical Images Series: Purple Finger

ALiEM

A 30-year-old female with a past medical history of Crohn’s Disease presented to the ED for evaluation of an acutely bruised right 4th finger. She stated she was typing on a computer keyboard approximately 10 minutes prior to presentation and she noticed a sudden popping sensation at the base of her right ring finger. After the popping sensation, she noticed a cool sensation of the finger and numbness to the entire finger.

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EMS Testifies at House Ways & Means Field Hearing

American Ambulance Association

Yesterday was a proud day for EMS! Yesterday, Dr. @ed_racht of @AMR_social and former @NAEMT_ President @mattzavadsky provided testimony at a House Ways & Means field hearing on the challenges […] The post EMS Testifies at House Ways & Means Field Hearing appeared first on American Ambulance Association.

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High dose nitroglycerin is correct dose nitroglycerin

First 10 EM

Looking back, I am somewhat surprised I never published a First10 approach to sympathetic crashing pulmonary edema. I guess it never felt necessary, as it was the first ever EMCrit post, and therefore felt well covered in the FOAMed community. However, a full 15 years after that first EMCrit podcast (congrats on the decade and […] The post High dose nitroglycerin is correct dose nitroglycerin appeared first on First10EM.

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JEMS | Remembering Mike Touchstone

American Ambulance Association

Jonathon Feit eulogizes Mike Touchstone for making significant contributions to advance EMS and fire leadership. Mike Touchstone’s Joie de Vivre: Obituary to Everyone’s Friend, Mentor and Muse by Jonathon S. […] The post JEMS | Remembering Mike Touchstone appeared first on American Ambulance Association.

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Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome

Don't Forget the Bubbles

4-year-old Stephanie presents with vomiting, diarrhoea, and lethargy. She appears pale and dehydrated , and her level of alertness fluctuates. She is apyrexial, tachycardic and normotensive. She receives fluid resuscitation, and you organise some tests to find out why she is so tired. Her urine dip is positive for erythrocytes, protein, and leukocytes and negative for nitrates.

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SURVEY | 2024 Ambulance Industry Employee Turnover Study

American Ambulance Association

The American Ambulance Association is partnering with Newton 360, an ambulance industry partner and Human Resource support firm, to conduct our sixth annual industry turnover study. Our intent is to […] The post SURVEY | 2024 Ambulance Industry Employee Turnover Study appeared first on American Ambulance Association.

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