In this EMplify podcast episode, Sam Ashoo, MD and T.R. Eckler, MD discuss the October 2024 Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice article, Emergency Department Management of Acute Scrotal Pain in Pediatric Patients. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform! https://loom.ly/gufZFyM
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For over 20 years, EB Medicine has been the premier publisher of cutting-edge, evidence-based content in emergency medicine and urgent care. With authors, peer reviewers, and an editorial board comprised of practicing physicians from leading institutions around the world covering a broad range of clinical expertise, each of EB Medicine's publications provide information and insight that make an immediate impact on the way our readers practice medicine - with the goals of improving patient outcomes, enhancing efficiency, and elevating quality of care. Our monthly articles (in print, online, and mobile) as well as our CME and training programs cover medicine the way physicians actually practice it -- and help physicians integrate evidence-based decision making into their clinical practice. Each of our resources includes practical, real world solutions that can be used in everyday practice and in-depth information that is unavailable anywhere else: clinical pathways with recommendations for practice, cost-effective treatment suggestions, tips for minimizing medicolegal risk, comprehensive charts and tables for quick reference, summarized key points that allow for easy digestion of critical information, and extensive reference lists that include the type of study and number of patients to help readers judge the strength of each source cited in the material. Our editorial board members, authors, and peer reviewers are front-line physicians facing the challenges and realities of the medical community every day. They offer real world advice -- based in the literature and designed for applicability in practice. EB Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for clinicians.
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How much do you know about treating special patient populations who present to urgent care with symptoms of closed head injury? Test yourself with this quiz. If you aren’t satisfied with your score, check out the May 2022 issue of Evidence-Based Urgent Care, Management of Closed Head Injuries in Urgent Care. Question: Which of the following is a recommended practice for managing anticoagulated patients with mild closed head injury? Click here: https://loom.ly/ZhmFPjc to see the answer options and check if you were right!
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In this episode, Tracey Davidoff, MD and Joe Toscano, MD discuss the September 2024 Evidence-Based Urgent Care article, Urgent Care Management of Abnormal Uterine Bleeding in the Nonpregnant Patient. Listen today on any podcast platform! https://loom.ly/bN-o0Iw
Abnormal Uterine Bleeding - EB Medicine
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A 35-year-old man presents to your urgent care with sudden onset of diarrhea for the past 3 days. He reports having loose, watery stools 6 to 8 times per day, and mild abdominal cramping. Although he has nausea, he says has only vomited twice. This patient reports no significant past medical history, no travel history, and no known allergies. On examination, he has mild dehydration, abdominal tenderness (especially in the lower quadrants), and no sign of peritonitis. He says he feels weak and queasy. What is the most appropriate next step for this patient? a. Tell the patient that he must have eaten something bad, send him home to rest and rehydrate, and let it run its course. b. Refer the patient to the emergency department for abdominal ultrasound, intravenous fluids, and antiemetics. c. Begin intravenous antibiotics immediately and initiate EMS protocol. d. Obtain a stool sample and begin oral rehydration therapy (ORT). Did You Get It Right? Find Out Now: https://loom.ly/Q3BgCB8
Test Your Knowledge on Acute Gastroenteritis in Urgent Care (Postscript 1 of 2) - EB Medicine
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Chaos and Resilience: Surviving a Hurricane in Asheville, NC In this episode, Dr. Julia Draper shares her firsthand account of managing a crisis during a hurricane in Asheville, North Carolina. As the area faced unprecedented flooding, Dr. Draper describes the challenges faced at Mission Hospital, including loss of power and water. She details the innovative solutions the hospital implemented and highlights the tireless efforts of staff during a natural disaster of this magnitude. Listen now: https://loom.ly/_vmiHg8
Chaos and Resilience: Surviving a Hurricane in Asheville, NC - EB Medicine
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Our October issues come with 4 CME credits each. Additionally, you can get CME credit for all issues in the next year, as well as from any issue published within the past 3 years. Subscribe today to start earning! https://loom.ly/j0dLXxc
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➡️ Test Your Knowledge: Acute Gastroenteritis A 28-year-old pregnant woman presents to your urgent care with diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, low-grade fever (100.5˚F), and body aches. She is 24 weeks pregnant and reports regular prenatal check-ups, no significant past medical history, and no known allergies... Find out the answer now: https://loom.ly/s2U3HKE
Test Your Knowledge on Acute Gastroenteritis in Urgent Care (Postscript 2 of 2) - EB Medicine
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In this special episode Sam Ashoo, MD interviews Ryan Johnson, Pharm. D. who shares strategies to address the recent IV fluid shortage caused by Hurricane Helene. Listen now on any podcast platform! https://loom.ly/A5CMiRg
Navigating the IV Fluid Shortage - EB Medicine
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This month's issue, Pediatric Gastrointestinal Bleeding: Identification and Management in the Emergency Department, provides a comprehensive review of the definitions, causes, and management strategies for upper and lower GI bleeding in children. It also highlights existing knowledge gaps and future research directions. Subscribe to Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice today for the full issue and earn CME credits! https://loom.ly/uRxNEgw #Pediatrics #PediatricGI #GIbleeding #EmergencyMedicine #urgentcare #ER #EmergencyRoom #premed #medicine #medicalschool #NursePractitioner #physicianassistant #medical #medicaleducation
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Coding Challenge: Abnormal Uterine Bleeding in Urgent Care Determine the correct service code for this urgent care presentation of abnormal uterine bleeding... https://loom.ly/0wzqnDI
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