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Avoiding common errors in the emergency department /
"In a conversational, easy-to-read style, Avoiding Common Errors in the Emergency Department, 2nd Edition, discusses 365 errors commonly made in the practice of emergency medicine and gives practical, easy-to-remember tips for avoiding these pitfalls. Chapters are brief, approachable, and evide...
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| 245 | 0 | 0 | |a Avoiding common errors in the emergency department / |c editors Amal Mattu, Arjun Chanmugam, Stuart Swadron, Dale P. Woolridge, Michael E. Winters ; series editor Lisa Marcucci. |
| 250 | |a Second edition. | ||
| 264 | 1 | |a Philadelphia : |b Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, |c 2017. | |
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a $$a Section I: Crashing patient -- Don't lose that airway! Imminent airway loss: Who needs endotracheal intubation? / Nicholas Sauber, Dena Reiter -- Preoxygenation / Michael R. Ehmann -- Airway adjuncts: Know your backup plans / Nicholas Sauber -- Know your RSI meds / Daniel Swedien -- Did you maximize your laryngeal view? / Devin M. Keefe -- Don't fear the blade: Surgical airway / Ernest Mavunga -- Do not rely on clinical examination alone for confirmation of endotracheal tube placement / Robert B. Takla, Ashwin Sabbani -- The art of bagging / Devin M. Keefe -- BP still low? Postintubation hypotension / Alison Traver -- Finding the site: Site selection and minimizing complications for central line placement / Dilnaz Panjwani, Richard Paul -- Managing cardiac arrest / E. Timpano -- Medications in cardiac arrest: Time for a requiem? / Bachar Hamade -- What are your vent settings, Bud? / Kelley Crane -- After the cardiac arrest : Postarrest care / Chidubem Iloabachie -- Cooling, how low do you go? Therapeutic hypothermia in the postarrest patient / Bachar Hamade -- Activate the cardiac Cath team following sudden cardiac arrest--don't be afraid to call / Matthew J. Levy -- Rush to resuscitation / Daniel Sheets, Randall T. Rhyne -- Do not delay the administration of epinephrine for patients with anaphylaxis / Nour Al Jalbout -- Putting on the squeeze ... vasopressors / Zachary E. Smith -- How much is enough? Transfusions in the bleeding patient: Don't forget the rest of the blood / Emily Streyer Carlisle -- Fluid therapy: Beware of (AB)normal saline ---saline choose your resuscitation fluids carefully / Nicole Alexander -- ECMO / Casey Carr -- Needle this: Do not assume that needle decompression of a tension pneumothorax is reliable and effective / Bahrenegash Getachew -- Resuscitative thoracotomy / Michael R. Ehmann, Nathan Woltman -- Increased ICP in resuscitation / Nicole Heidenreich -- Massive pulmonary thromboembolism and thrombolytics / Nour Al Jalbout -- Fluid in the sac? Cardiac tamponade / Ngozi Nweze -- Is it wide or is it narrow? PEA: A simplified approach to pulseless electrical activity / Nicholas Risko -- Undifferentiated shock / Daniel Sheets, Randall T. Rhyne -- Know how to identify abdominal compartment syndrome / Ruben Troncoso Jr., Debjeet Sarkar -- Cardiogenic shock / Kevin K. Chung -- Know when to administer sodium bicarbonate in the critically ill poisoned patient / Harry E. Heverling, Tiffany C. Fong -- Think big vessels: Vascular catastrophes / Kevin K. Chung -- Stop the bleeding! Novel therapies: REBOA / Casey Lee Wilson -- Avoid the tube! Noninvasive ventilation strategies / Rodica Retezar -- Be wary of intubation in the asthma patient / Daniel B. Savage -- Section II: Critical care -- Stop using benzodiazepines to sedate your critically ill intubated patient / Krystle Shafer, Lillian L. Emlet -- Monitor the plateau pressure in intubated ED patients / Brian J. Wright -- Forget CVP! Use dynamic markers of volume responsiveness to guide fluid resuscitation in the critically ill patient / Michael Allison -- Consider abdominal compartment syndrome in patients with refractory hypotension / Cindy H. Hsu -- Know the thresholds for red blood cell transfusion in the critically ill / Michael C. Scott -- Perform these simple interventions that make a big difference in preventing ventilator-associated pneumonia / Nicholas Johnson -- Know how to care for the ICU boarder in your ED / Joshua D. Farkas -- Know how to evaluate and manage the intubated patient with refractory hypoxemia / Thomas H. Rozen, Christopher P. Nickson -- Ready for prime time? Extracorporeal life support in the ED / Zachary Shinar -- Rapidly reverse life-threatening hemorrhage in the patient taking on oral anticoagulant medications / Rory Spiegel -- Be ready to discuss and deliver end-of-life care in the emergency department / Ashley Shreves -- Section III: Cardiology -- Recognize atypical presentations of acute coronary syndrome / Amita Sudhir -- Type A behavior: Consider aortic dissection in patients with chest pain and ischemic electrocardiograms / Jessica Balderston, Jeffrey D. Ferguson -- Contents under pressure: Aggressive hemodynamic management in patients with acute aortic dissection / Jeffrey D. Ferguson, Jessica Balderston -- Do not confuse multifocal atrial tachycardia with atrial fibrillation / Christopher Greene -- Do not confuse Mobitz Type I and Mobitz Type II atrioventricular block / C. Blayke Gibson, J. Jeremy Thomas -- Be able to recognize electrocardiographic artifact from dysrhythmia / George Glass -- Management of atrial fibrillation: Rate control versus rhythm conversion / Charles Khoury, J. Jeremy Thomas -- Management of atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response / Brian L. Bauerband, J. Jeremy Thomas -- Atrial fibrillation in the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome / William J. Brady, Heather T. Streich -- Never mistake ventricular tachycardia for supraventricular tachycardia with aberrant conduction / Heather Groth -- Know the mimics of ventricular tachycardia / William C. Ferguson, J. Jeremy Thomas -- Do not exclude cardiac causes of chest pain because the patient does not have traditional risk factors for acute coronary syndrome / Christopher N. White, J. Jeremy Thomas -- Do not forget to consider nontraditional risk factors for coronary artery disease in patients with chest pain / Thomas Hartka -- Do not forget about the non-ACS causes of chest pain / Patrick Siler, J. Jeremy Thomas -- Be cautious diagnosing "anxiety" or "panic disorder" in patients with chest pain and anxiety / Adam E. Nevel -- One and done: Rapid rule-out protocols / Maite Anna Huis in 't Veld, Semhar Z. Tewelde -- Beware of the "highly sensitive" troponin / Maite Anna Huis in 't Veld, Semhar -- When good VADs go bad / Christina Lynn Tupe -- Don't stress the stress test in suspected ACS / Christina Lynn Tupe -- Remember to obtain a right-sided electrocardiogram in a patient with an inferior myocardial infarction / Carmen Avendano, Semhar Z. Tewelde -- Pitfalls in hypertensive emergencies / Stephen D. Lee -- Know the differential for ST-segment elevation: It's more than just acute coronary syndrome / Kathleen Stephanos, Semhar Z. Tewelde -- Know how to diagnose acute MI in patients with an LBBB or pacemaker / Anthony Roggio -- Getting ahead of cardiogenic pulmonary edema: Aggressive nitroglycerin usage / Semhar Z. Tewelde -- Beyond diuresis: Treatment adjunctions in cardiogenic pulmonary edema / Nicholas Goodmanson -- Know how to differentiate cardiac versus noncardiac causes of syncope / Omoyemi Abebayo -- Pearls in syncope ECG interpretation / Omoyemi Adebayo -- Pearls in syncope ECG interpretation / Carmen Avendano, Semhar Z. Tewelde -- Section IV: Gastroenterology -- When an apply doesn't follow the rules / Caroline Brandon -- Analgesia for the patient with acute abdominal pain: Don't delay! / Adrian Flores -- Get to it early: Sigmoid volvulus / Jorge Ontiveros -- Cecal volvulus: Don't miss it! / Jan Marie Shoenberger -- Altered mental status in a child: Don't forget about intussusception! / Aaron K. Kornblith, Jeffrey Bullard-Berent -- Don't miss aortoenteric fistula: A rare but life-threatening case of gastrointestinal bleeding! / Kristin Berona -- Acute mesenteric ischemia: A true abdominal catastophe / Talib Omer -- Not all epigastric pain is benign / Alessandra Conforto -- Don't underestimate an acute variceal hemorrhage! / Lee Plantmason -- Don't be fooled by a subtle presentation---SBP can be deadly! / Alessandro Conforto -- Ascending cholangitis aka Biliary Sepsis aka "That other pus under pressure" / Prathap Sooriyakumaran -- Acalculous cholecystitis: No stones, no problems? / Christopher Martin, Lauren Longyear -- Anticipate bleeding and reverse coagulopathies in patients with live failure / Derek K. Richardson, Barry Schlansky -- Boerhave Syndrome: No all life-threatening chest pain involves the heart and lungs / Christopher J. Coyne -- Caustic indigestions: Don't make it worse / Erika Flores Uribe, Christopher R. Peabody. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a $$a Ingested foreign bodies: When to intervene? / Brian Doane -- Severe acute pancreatitis can be sneaky / Dennis Hsieh -- Use restraint when imagining patients with acute pancreatitis / Derek K. Richardson, Barry Schlansky -- The "pain" in chronic pancreatitis / Delphine J. Huang -- Abdominal pain in inflammatory bowel disease: A flare or emergent complication? / Margaret Huang -- Not every pregnant patients with vomiting has hyperemesis gravidarum / Rolando G. Valenzuela, William K. Mallon -- Beward of the patients with painless jaundice / Andrés Guzmán, Rolando G. Valenzuela -- ERCP can cause a lot of complications! / Abraham Flinders -- Don't be afraid to order a CT on a pregnant patient if she really needs it / Marita M. Harris-Naddell, Michelle D. Lall -- How how to deal with displaced PEG tube / Julie V. Valenzuela, Rolando G. Valenzuela -- Common pitfalls in point of care ultrasound of the gallbladder! / Kristin Berona -- Section V: Cutaneous -- Don't miss necrotizing fasciitis! / Shaughn Keating -- SJS and TEN: Are they different? / Arun Nair -- The spectrum of TEN / Alexander Jenson -- Mimics in cellulitis / Shabana Walia -- Chickenpox and shingles: More than just a rash / Aaryn K. Hammond -- Do not rely on orthostatic vital signs to diagnose volume depletion / Anand K. Swaminathan, Gordon Wu -- HHS: When high sugars have got you down! / Stephanie Lareau -- Do not over treat hypo- or hypernatremia / Nicole Cimino-Fiallos, Wan-Tsu Wendy Chang -- A 3-pronged approach to the treatment of hyperkalemia / Erica B. Shaver, Christopher S. Keifer -- Know hot to recognize and treat thyroid storm / Henderson D. McGinnis -- Understand the role of magnesium in the treatment of hypolakemia / Erica B. Shaver, Christopher S. Keifer -- How to recognize and treat thyroid storm / Henderson D. McGinnis -- Understand the role of magnesium in the treatment of hypokalemia / Farhad Aziz, Justin Boone Rose -- How to interpret the venous blood gas / Joshua (Josh) Nichols, Corey Heitz -- Know the indications for bicarbonate therapy / Kimberly Boswell -- Section VII: Environment -- Not so fast! Rewarming the cold patient / Kubwimana Moses Mhayamaguru, Christopher G. Williams -- Acclimatize or die of descend / Clinton G. Keilman -- Aggressive cooling is (almost) always the correct approach to the critical, environmentally hyperthermic patient / Christopher G. Williams -- Smoke inhalation: Commonly overtreated and undertreated aspects / Dennis Allin -- CO poisoning: It takes more than O2 / Bryan Wilson, Christopher G. Williams -- A rash that is more than "just a rash" / Nash Whitaker -- Diving inhuries: Don't miss these serious injuries because you failed to get the history! / Michael Iacono, Tracy Leigh LeGros -- Section VIII: HEENT -- Giant cell arteries / Who the heck is Horton and why should I worry about his headache? / Aisha Parker, James Aiken -- Sight-threatening ZOSTER ophthalmicus: How to recognize and treat / Suh H. Lee, John Villani -- And the eyes have it / Summer Stears-Ellis -- "Your patient has a retrobulbar hematoma. I think he's going to need a canthotomy." / Jonathan Dangers -- Beware the sore throat that kills / Diane Rimple -- Consider a deep space neck infection in a child with a fever and neck pain or torticollis / Joanna Schwartz -- Lemierre Syndrome: Lemierre syndrome: A royal pain in the neck / Frank J. Edwards -- Peritonsillar abscess / Ben Leeson, Kimberly Leeson -- Peritonsillar abscess / Ben Leeson, Kimberly Leeson -- Don't misdiagnose, overtreat, or cause perforation of the tympanic membrane / John Herrick -- If it ain't cancer, why do I call this malignant otitis externa? / Allison D. Lane -- Approach to the red eye / Lindsey Retterath, Hans Bradshaw -- Eyeing the causes of acute vision loss / Benjamin Karfunkle, Anna McFarlin -- Face-eating fungus: Rhinocerebral mucormycosis / Eric C. Funk, Casey M. Clements -- Digging for gold: Some nuggets about epistaxis / Josh Mugele -- Ludwig Angina---"The German Stranglehold" / Dustin Leigh -- Dental exams are not just for dentists; Remember to identify and treat oral infections / Ashley Sievers -- The infection behind the infection: Distinguishing periorbital from orbital cellulitis / Samuel J. Tate, John S. Rose -- Section IX: HEME ONC -- When kidneys explode; Everything is wrong with tumor lysis syndrome / Daniel Cabrera -- Immune thrombocytopenia: Oh the platelets, you'll go / Nicole Muhlbauer, Neha Bhasin -- Thrombotic thrombocytopenic Purpura and hemolytic uremic syndrome: Bloody zebras with a bad bite / Stephen A. Manganaro -- High temps and low counts: Treat febrile neutropenic patients with early and appropriate antibiotics / Matthew W. Connelly, Steven Roumpf -- My chest! My back! My sickle cell attack! / Cullen Clark, Anna McMarlin -- Warfarin reversal: Factor it in / William B. Stubblefield, Daren M. Beam -- Emergent anticoagulant reversal: Be appropriately aggressive / Keith Azevedo, Isaac Tawil -- Recognize leukostasis and know when to consult for emergent treatment / Cameron Hypes -- Section X: Immune -- Don't get stung by anaphylaxis / Vincent Devlin, Jerussa Aita-Levy -- Angioedema and anaphylaxis are not the same, they just happen to present similarly / Lui Caleon, Pierre Detiege -- Treacherous transplant toxicities / Christopher J. Edwards, Tsz Yee (Janice) Tsui -- Think outside the "graft box" when evaluating the transplant patient / Timothy S. Davie -- Do's and don'ts for managing heart transplant patients in the ED / Lawrence DeLuca Jr., -- Anaphylaxis and epinephrine--Can you have one without the other? / Ronna L. Campbell -- Section XI: Infectious disease -- Avoid relying on the presence of SIRS to diagnose sepsis / Kami M. Hu, Joseph P. Martinez -- Prevent catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) in the emergency room / Stephen Y. Liang -- Know the embolic complications of infective endocarditis / Brian Edwards -- The don't miss diagnosis: Acute retroviral syndrome / Adeolu Ogunbodede, Joseph P. Martinez -- Understand when and how to initiate HIV postexposure prophylaxis in the emergency department / Stephen Y. Liang, Ed Casabar -- Recognize the presentation of bioterrorism agents / Stephen P. Shaheen, Jon Mark Hirshon -- Staphylococcal toxic shock syndrome: Do not hesitate--resuscitate / Sarah B. Dubbs -- Do not be misled by the traditional myths of diarrhea / Michael Nitzberg, Kevin Reed -- Meningitis doesn't have to be a pain in the neck! / Nick Tsipis, Liesl. A. Curtis -- Know emerging infections / Travis Thompson, Lindsey White -- TB and syphilis: Infections you can't forget about / Kayla Dewey, Ghofrane Benghanem -- Avoiding common pitfalls in influenza treatment / Eric Stephen Kiechle, Maryann Mazer-Amirshahi -- Appropriate antibiotic choices for resistant organisms / Jessica E. Shackman, Kathryn M. Kellogg -- Know infection prevention / Lindsey DeGeorge, Lauren Wiesner -- Treating pneumonia in COPD / Diana Ladkany, Jeffrey Dubin -- Diagnose and treat necrotizing soft tissue infections quickly! / Tabitha Gargano, Korin Hudson -- What is the best way to measure core temperature? / Matthew Morrison -- Section XII: MS Nontrauma -- Ugh! Another repeat visit for back pain?! Keep epidural abscesses on the differential! / Courtney K. Soley, Heather Miller Fleming -- Section XII: MS Nontrauma -- Ugh! Another rapid repeat visit?! / Courtney L. Solely, Heather Miller Flemming -- Under pressure : Rapidly diagnosing and treating and treating acute compartment syndrome of the extremities / Anna L. Waterbrook -- Physical exam and bloodwork do not adequately differentiate infections from inflammatory arthritis / Derick D. Jones, Casey M. Clements -- Don't get broken up about muscle breakdown / H. Shae Sauncy -- When back pain is an emergency / James Bohan -- Rheumatoid arthritis and spondyloarthropathies / J. Stephan Stapeczynski. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a $$a Section XIII: Neuro -- An update on ideiopathic intracranial hypertension / Evelyn Lee, Ramin Tabatabai -- Normal diagnosis studies do not rule out shunt malfunction / Amy Buckowski -- Don't be fooled into erroneously diagnosing peripheral vertigo / Daniel Mindlin -- Diagnosing cervical artery dissection in the ED: A real pain in the neck! / Erik R. Hofmann, Ramin Tabatabai -- Posterior circulation ischemic stroke: If you don't think about it, you'll miss it / Craig Torres-Ness -- Understand the utility and limitations of diagnostic imaging in nontraumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage / Manuel R. Montano -- Don't forgot atypical causes of status epilepiticus! / R. James Salway -- Leave it alone: Blood pressure measurement in ischemic stroke / Amir A. Rouhani -- Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis: A rare diagnosis with a common chief complaint / Margarita Santiago-Martinez, Stuart Swadron -- Great imitators of acute stroke / Aarti Fain -- Blood pressure in the patient with intracranial hemorrhage--Bring it down! / Daniel R. Ruiz, Edward Stettner -- How to disposition the patient with suspected TIA / Allen Chiou, Mindi Guptill -- The elusive brain abscess / Shikha Kapil, Jeffrey N. Siegelman -- Bulbar symptoms in the ED: Watch the airway / Ariel Bowman -- Multiple sclerosis in the ED: Rule out other diagnoses first / Christopher Bodle, Melissa White -- Section XIV: OB/GYN -- Early pregnancy: Sifting out the potential catastrophes from the worried well / Jared T. Marx -- Pitfalls in the pursuit of ovarian torsion / Matthew C. DeLaney -- Anti-D in the ED / Brent Lorenzen -- Seizing young woman? Think eclampsia. Thinking eclampsia? Think again. / Kenneth D. Marshall -- Vaginal bleeding in late pregnancy / Heather A. Heaton -- Predict the unpredictable: Preterm labor / Priya Kuppusamy -- A bump on the bump: Minor abdominal trauma in pregnancy / Elias J. Jaffa, Sreeja Natesan -- Stable is the new abnormal: Beware the normal vital signs in pregnancy / Priya Kuppusamy -- Don't fear the cord! / Erika Hoenke McMahon, Kristina Colbenson -- Timas a wastin': Perimortem Cesarean section/ Vivienne Ng -- Clotted lungs: Not all shortness of breath in pregnancy is from Lamaze class / Jeremy Lux -- Postpartum complications / Heather A. Heaton -- There is no single test to rule out PID: Just treat it! / Theresa Q. Tran, Casey M. Clements -- Don't dismiss the young, female patient with shortness of breathe without considering peripartum cardiomyopathy / Kathi Glauner -- Section XV: Psych -- Delirium / Casey Carr -- Restraint with restraints: Patient restraint / Grant Nelson, Robert B. Dunne -- Mental status concern? Consider psychosis / Sarika Walia, Shabana Walia -- Ask about suicide risk / Trent R. Malcolm, Donald W. Alves -- Strange behavior? Personality disorders in the ED / Kerri N. Booker -- Don't ignore affective disorders! / Trent R. Malcolm -- Drug-seeking behavior in the emergency department / Michael Wolfe Pierce -- Anxiety in the emergency department / Sachin Moonat -- Address it in the ED, substance abuse in the emergency department / Sachin Moonat -- Section XVI: Genitourinary -- Don't let dialysis disequilibrium syndrome catch you off-balance / Carmen Wolfe -- Fournier Gangrene: A lethal infection you can't sit on! / Shoma Desai -- Testicular torsion trickery / Solomon Behar -- Hemodialysis: Who needs it now? / Michael Levine -- To thrill or not to thrill: When dialysis access sites go wrong / Caroline Brandon -- Wrap your head around this: Avoiding the pitfalls of phimosis and paraphimosis management / Kelly A. Painter -- Pyelonephritis: When it's complicated urine trouble / Molly Hartrich, Sophie Terp -- What goes up must come down / Jessica Lange Osterman -- Streamlining urethritis: Don't let an STD escape your ED / Clare Roepke -- I don't think my urine is supposed to look like this! / Landon A. Jones -- Section XVII: Thoracic -- Do not forget to administer steroids in patients with acute asthma exacerbations / Michele Callahan -- Do not withhold oxygen in a hypoxic patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease / Brian J. Lin, Anand K. Swaminathan -- Know acute illnesses that lead to rapid deterioration in the patient with pulmonary hypertension / Dhaval Thakkar, James Mathew Dargin -- Know the critical issues in resuscitation of the decompensated patient with pulmonary hypertension / Jacob C. Jentzer, James Mathew -- Know the evaluation and management of the patient with sarcoidosis / Harman S. Gill -- Properly risk stratify the patient with suspected pulmonary embolism / Kelly Williamson -- Know how to diagnose and treat pulmonary embolism / Ryan Dick-Perez, Nicholas M. Mohr -- Know which patients with submassive pulmonary embolism may benefit from thrombolytic therapy / Sangeeth Dubbireddi, Lillian L. Emlet -- Know which patients with submassive pulmonary embolism may benefit from thrombolytic therapy / Sangeeth Dubbireddi, Lilliam L. Emlet -- Understand proper ventilator management in patients with acute asthma exacerbations / Salim Rezaie, Anand K. Swaminathan -- Know the causes, evaluation, and management of hemoptysis / Matthew P. Borloz -- Use high-flow nasal cannula in patients with mild to moderate respiratory distress from hypoxemia / Ross McCormack, Jonathan Elmer -- Section XVIII: Tox -- Alcohol intoxication and withdrawal / Candice Jordan -- Acetaminophen toxicity: Getting reacquanted with Matthew and Rumack / David Rose -- Mixed disturbance: Think salicylate poisoning / Harry E. Heverling, Tiffany C. Fong -- Toxic alcohols / Candice Jordan -- The five stages iron toxicity: Beware of the latent period / Christina Clark -- Don't miss anticholinergic syndromes! / Theodore Fagrelius -- Cholinergic poisoning / Theodore Fagrelius -- An old favorite heart medication: Digoxin / Daniel B. Savage -- Did you consider intravenous lipid emulsion therapy? / Aaryn K. Hammond, Donald W. Alves -- Managing the hot and bothered: Sympathomimetic overdoses / Arun Nair -- Engaging drugs of abuse / Chelsea Williamson -- Cyanide poisoning: A tale of two antidotes / Scott E. Sutherland -- Methemoglobinemia: Blue pearls / Dilnaz Panjwani, Mitchell Louis Judge Li -- Should I take that? Nutritional supplements / Edmund Timpano, Sarika Walia -- Section XIX: Trauma/Ortho -- Electrical injuries: Shocking or subtle? / Tim Horeczko -- "Don't tase me bro!" The TASERed patient in the ED / Peter Milano -- Managing penetrating neck injuries: Hard or soft, superficial or deep? / Melissa Joseph -- To crack or not to crack: Indications for an ED thoracotomy / Sanjay Blatt -- Save a limb! Vascular injury in penetrating extremity trauma / Taylor McCormick -- Judicious abdominal imaging in trauma / Erick A. Eiting -- Severe traumatic brain injury: Avoid making it worse! / Ashkon Ansari -- Fluid resuscitation in trauma: Five pitfalls / Erick A. Eiting -- How do you fill a tank with holes in it? Optimal vascular access in trauma resuscitation / Benjamin D. Musser -- Don't be afraid to place a chest tube / Dhara P. Amin -- Massive transfusion in trauma: A changing landscape / Tarlan Hedayati -- Reversal of warfarin in trauma / Joseph S. Palter -- Reversal of novel anticoagulants and antiplatelet agents / Dhara P. Amin -- When to suspect cervical vascular injury / Tarlan Hedayati, Stuart Swadron -- Alternatives to packed red blood cells: The latest / Tarla Hedayati -- Tough break: Assessing and treating rib fractures / Michael Gottlieb -- Not so FAST: Perils and pitfalls with the FAST exam / Michael Gottlieb -- Closing the book: Using a bedsheet to stabilize pelvic fractures / Michael Gottlieb, Stuard Swadron -- Is spinal immobilization still necessary? / Joseph Palter -- Are vital signs reliable at assessing degree of hemorrhage? / Michael K. Safa -- The ABCs of major burns / Mary L. Cheffers, Stuart Swadron -- When can interventional radiology (IR) be your friend in trauma? / Lee Plantmason, Eric Wei -- Don't miss the gamekeeper thumb? / Brian R. Sharp -- Admit displaced supracondylar fractures for neurovascular checks / Allison S. Luu, Eric Wei. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a $$a Know the radiographic signs of scapholunate dislocation / Nicholas Abraham, Stuart Swadron -- Know the difference between Jones and Pseudo-Jones fractures / Brian R. Sharp -- Search for other injuries in patients with scapular fracture / John W. Martel -- Do you know how to do ABIs? / John C. Ray -- Don't miss the proximal fibula fracture in patients with ankle fracture / Shawn K. Kaku, Stuart Swadron -- Boxer's fracture? Check for rotational deformity! / Jennifer Marvil -- Think of Achilles tendon rupture in patients with sprained ankle / Jennifer Farah -- Reduce hip dislocations in a timely manner / Erik A. Berg -- Check for snuffbox tenderness and don't miss a scaphoid fracture / Benjamin D. Musser -- Calcaneal fracture? Don't miss a spinal injury! / Sara Khaghani -- Beward of benign-appearing high-pressure injection injuries / Jennifer Farah -- Lisfranc injury: Danger in the midfoot / Lee Plantmason -- The dorsal chip: Is it a trequetral fracture? / Caroline Brandon -- Lunate and perilunate dislocations: Pick these up on initial presentation! / Todd Schneberk -- Red flags for intimate partner violence and human trafficking / Kristi Stanley -- Section XX: Procedures/Skills/Anesth -- Sedation pearls and pitfalls: Procedural sedation in the emergency department / Chidubem Ilobachie, Dena Reiter -- Capnography in the ED: Qualitative or quantitative monitoring? For CPR and a whole lot more / Arun Nair -- To transfuse or not to transfuse / Debra Ravert -- Transfusion confusion: Types and management of transfusion reactions / Scott E. Sutherland -- Arthrocentesis tips / Christine Mlynarek, Ashley Sullivan -- Lumbar puncture and the Champagne tap / Chelsea Williamson -- Tapping the belly: Paracentesis in the emergency department / Thaer Ahmad, Leonard Bunting -- Careful with that tap: Accessing the VP shunt / Derrick Ashong -- No IV, consider the IO / Daniel B. Savage -- What nerve! Ultrasound-guided regional nerve blocks / Casey Lee Wilson -- A needling issue: Decompressing tension pneumothorax / Arun Nair -- Which line is it? Central line placement / Dilmaz Panjwani, Richard Paul -- Size matters: Spontaneous pneumothorax: Chest tube versus pigtail / Derrick Ashong -- Section XXI -- Recognize child abuse early / Clifford C. Ellingson -- Tips for managing all that is pediatric resuscitation / Jason Saunders, Heather Saavedra -- Keep the baby warm! And other steps in neonatal resuscitation / Ashley Grigsby, Jessica Kanis -- The pediatric airway: Learn it, live it, control it! / Garrett S. Pacheco -- All that barks is not croup / Sheryl Yanger -- Don't get in hot water by not knowing how to treat pediatric burns / Megan Litzau, Sheryl E. Allen -- My baby won't stop crying! / J. Adam Hawkins, Timothy Ruttan -- Pediatric procedural sedation in the ED: Easier than you may think / Jordan Alexander Justice -- The ins and outs of intussusception / Geoffrey P. Hays, Debra S. Rusk -- Do not rely on urinalysis to exclude urinary tract infections in children younger than two years / Arturo S. Gastañaduy -- A bundle of joy! The sick neonate / Robert Vezzetti -- Beware pediatric appendicitis / Julia Schweizer -- Diagnoses not to miss in the acutely limping child / Guyon J. Hill -- Don't diagnose sepsis in an alkalotic infant / Lisa D. Mills, Julianne Awrey -- BRUE: The diagnosis formerly known as ALTE / Julia N. Magana, Taylor Stayton -- "Kid ECGs are not just little adult ECGs" / Krista Young -- Not all pediatric head injuries require a head CT / Heather Miller Fleming, Kara Kowalczyk -- Easy does it: Be cautious with the cyanotic postoperative pediatric cardiac patient / Timothy Ruttan -- Not too sweet: Getting it just right in initial pediatric DKA management / Dariush Garber, Nathan Kupperman -- Pediatric concussion: A levelheaded approach / Kendra Grether-Jones, Erin Osiecki -- Section XXII: Geriatrics -- Do not underestimate the potential morbidity of abdominal pain in older adults / Christina L. Shenvi -- Think about ACS in older adults--Even without chest pain / Christina L. Shenvi -- ACS the geriatric patient: Atypical is typical treatment differences in ACS in the geriatric patient / Terrence Mulligan -- Follow your elders' footsteps, they may be ataxic / Jennifer L. Plitt, Michelle Rhodes -- Hip and vertebral compression fractures / Sang Keun, "Sam" Yi, Paul Blackburn -- Be sure to build a safety net around the weak geriatric patient you send home / Eric M. LeFebvre -- Grandma is loopy: Special considerations for altered mental status in the older adult / Christine R. Stehman -- The geriatric trauma patient is sicker than you realize / Rebecca Milligan, Michelle Rhodes -- A normal physical exam does not exclude infections in the geriatric patient / Danya Khoujah -- Respecting they elders: Defining, detecting, and reporting elder abuse / Patricia Bayless -- How to avoid snowing seniors: Pain medications and procedural sedation in older adults / Lisa C. Goldberg, Michelle Rhodes -- The consequences of grandpa's loaded medicine cabinet / Ryan Gallagher, Stephen Thornton -- Communicating and understanding the elder patient / Collyn T. Murray, Kevin Biese -- Section XXIII: Wound care -- Deep sutures: When, why, and why not? / Hollynn Larrabee, R. Alissa Mussell -- Pitfalls in emergency department abscess incision and drainage / David Wein, Jesse Dubey -- Keep it clean: Pitfalls in traumatic wound irrigation / Anand K. Swaminathan, Elicia Skelton -- Plantar puncture wound pearls and pitfalls / R. Gentry Wilkerson -- Do not believe the adage that epinephrine cannot be used for digital blocks / Feras Khan -- When are prophylactic antibiotics indicated for wounds? / Dale Cotton -- Do not miss a foreign body in a wound / Jason W. Wilson, Constantino Diaz -- Know how to treat mammalian bites / Christopher I. Doty -- Is that skin lesion an infection or an envenomation? / Spencer Greene, Veronica Tucci -- Know how to treat snake bites / Frederick C. Blum, Shabnam Nourparvar -- Eyelid lacerations: When to repair and when to refer / Erin Setzer -- Ear injuries and lacerations / Anas Sawas, Eric J. Morley -- Know which wounds to close ... and which ones to leave open / Raymond Beyda, Mark Silverberg -- Section XXIV: Clinical practice and legal issues -- Consult communications: Optimal communications with consultants / Hugh F. Hill -- Treating the patient and not the disease: Tips for patient satisfaction / Dylan Sean Kellogg -- Your patient has died, now focus on the family: How to deliver bad news to family members / Dylan Sean Kellogg -- Don't be afraid to discuss end-of-life decisions with the patient and family / Emily Streyer Carlisle -- Too many at one time? Emergency department overcrowding / Ryan Brooks, Arjun Chanmugam -- Discharge documentation: Keep it clear, concise, yet complete / David Rose -- Resident and advanced practice provider supervision / Patricia Petrella Nouhan -- What to do with so many? Strategies for reducing emergency department overcrowding / Ryan Brooks, Arjun Chanmugam -- What to do when the registered letter arrives / Kevin M. Klauer -- Your deposition / Kevin M. Klauer -- Surviving a lawsuit / Hugh F. Hill III. | |
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