
- A 50 yo male presents with severe fatigue, tactile temps, chills, fatigue, and dizziness for one week. The family also notes yellowing of his skin. T is 102.3 oral. His labs demonstrate a Hgb of 8.8, platelets of 141, and TBili of 1.6 with a normal direct bili. Cr is noted to be elevated at 1.42 with a normal baseline. What is going on with this patient and whom should we call?
Submitted by Richard Byrne, MD

While the scuba diving decompression illnesses of decompression sickness and arterial gas embolism are treated the same, the pathophysiology and presentation are different.
Read moreSubmitted by Alexis Pelletier-Bui, MD

A 76 year old female is brought to your ED by EMS on a hot summer day after she was found sitting in a wheelchair outside of her house..
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Check out the last video from ResusEM....next Wednesday is ResusEM2!
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Dr. Lou Argentine discusses a case of Valproic Acid overdose at this weeks lecture series.
Read moreSubmitted by John Cafaro MD

This three-minute video could help you one day save a life while hiking! It demonstrates how you can obtain and use additional doses of epinephrine from a single use epinephrine auto-injector in an emergency situation in which there would be a delay to definitive medical care.
Read moreSubmitted by Chad Simpkins, MD

SHIIITTS can help you remember the common causes of blood in #1.
Read moreSubmitted by Loran Hatch, DO

Enjoy two videos from ResusEM...one from Dr. Hope Kilgannon and the other from Dr. Brian Roberts
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