Fri.Jul 21, 2023

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Lab Case 412 interepretation

EMergucate

Question 1: PH = 7.31 That is mild acidosis PCO2 = 61, that is high (>40). So, we have respiratory acidosis.

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Fall Recap

EM Literature of Note

It is the long, cold dark here in Christchurch – improved dramatically by leaving for the U.S. for four weeks! Firstly, the blog may be making a bit of a comeback – the ugly demise of Twitter seems to necessitate a better method of knowledge translation, such as blog posts that can be replicated across whichever platform is progressing towards dominance.

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Racial and Ethnic Differences in Emergency Department Wait Times for Patients with Substance Use Disorder

University of Maryland Department of Emergency Med

Substance use disorder is now known to be a function of brain disease and not a moral failure. Patients with substance use disorder ar.

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Glasgow Coma Scale in Children

Pediatric EM Morsels

In emergency medicine, we often use illness scripts and protocols to help drive our decision-making. I recall a shift I had with Dr. Fox while I was early in fellowship ( not so many years ago ). We had just received a young child from EMS who was post-ictal with decreased mentation. Dr. Fox asked me what I wanted to do next to care for the child, and as I calculated his GCS… 7 at the time… I felt somewhat obligated to say that I should intubate the child. “ Less than 8, intubate!

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Evaluation of SLAP tears

University of Maryland Department of Emergency Med

SLAP tear/lesion – Superior labral tear oriented anterior to posterior Glenoid labrum – A rim of fibrocartilaginous tissue su.

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