Annals of B Pod: Summer 2022
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Summertime may be coming to a close but no better time to learn about the trials and tribulations of diagnosis in B Pod. Join our wide ranging case presentations and some solid summer #FOAMed
Read MoreDiagnostics: Dysnatremias
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Abnormal sodium values are a common finding on basic metabolic testing, however the more deranged the value, the more critical it is to think causation, as interventions to treat the abnormality can become as dangerous as the abnormality itself. Join Dr. Chhabria as she dives into the causations and treatments of dysnatremias
Read MoreTherapeutics: Hemophilia Management in the ED
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Emergent presentations of hemophiliacs are very common, and often the degree of their need for resuscitation needs to be tailored to disease, mechanism and follow up. Join Dr. Grisoli for a just-in-time resource for managing bleeding hemophiliacs.
Read MoreTherapeutics: Platelet Coagulopathy Fixes with ITP, TTP and DIC
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Join Dr. Moulds as she dissects the difficult landscape of thrombocytopenia, where cause is king and sometimes the therapy can be more harmful than watchful waiting. Keep this one in your favorites for the next time a critical thombocytopenic patient rolls in…
Read MoreTherapeutics: Nephritic, Nephrotic and the Glomerulonephridities in between
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Protein? Cell counts? Casts? The UA holds the key to the body, join Dr. Sobocinski as he decodes how to interpret the damage going on in your patient’s kidneys.
Read MoreTherapeutics: Opioid Use Disorder
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Opiate Use Disorder continues to be a daily presentation with a host of complications for the patient and Emergency Provider. Dr. Jackson takes us through the latest data on how to diagnose and treat this vulnerable patient population.
Read MoreTherapeutics: Agitation in the ED
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Agitation? Second nature to most Emergency Physicians but an art as much of a science. The science lays the backbone of this art, however and that’s where Dr. Courtney Kein comes in. Click and join us on a dive into the literature of sedation of the agitated patient.
Read MoreYour Migraine Cocktail Didn’t Work? Shake it Up!
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You’ve tried prochlorperizine, ketorolac and fluids and are about to triumphantly discharge the patient when they stop you and inform you they’re still in a debilitating pain. What’s your move? Join Dr. Martina Diaz as she reviews second line and alternative therapies in the management of acute headaches.
Read MoreNausea and Vomiting in Pregnancy: Therapeutics
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Nausea and vomiting, one of the most common complaints in the pregnancy patient, is a common plight of Emergency Physicians. With a barrage of social media and publication bias, we often need rock solid evidence to make anti-emetic decisions that just doesn’t exist. Join Dr. Josh Ferreri as he summarizes the latest data on conquering the queasy.
Read MoreTreating Pregnancy Related Pain in the ED
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Treating pain in pregnancy can be… well… a pain. With limited non-teratogenic options in the prepartum patient, Dr. Finney takes a dive into the evidence behind what you can use the next time you have a gravid patient who needs your help.
Read MoreUltrasound Tips: Always, Always, Always ...
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Do you include the bladder view in your renal ultrasounds? Check both eyeballs? Check for flow in your abscesses? Join Dr. Meaghan Frederick, our new editor of Ultrasound of the Month, as she dives into 10 things to keep in mind every time you pick up the probe.
Read MoreBack to Basics: Treatment of Acute Low Back Pain in the ED
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How do you treat acute low back pain that comes into the ED. Do you have a ‘cocktail’? Do you have any injections / stretching that you recommend? Is there data behind any of that?? Join Dr. Gillespie on an evidence-based look at the therapeutics of low back pain in the ED.
Read MoreAnnals of B Pod: Spring 2020 Issue
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Spring was a different kind of volume in B Pod, but it didn’t stop everything from the bread and butter and the strange from coming through. Join us for cases of neurolisteriosis, acyclovir toxicity, hypertension in pregnancy and botulism.
Read MoreDiagnostics: Elevated Intraocular Pressure
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Elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) is a common finding among eye complaints in the ED. Dr. Melanie Yates reviews what we can do in the emergent setting to reduce the IOP with topical and systemic medications and potentially save vision.
Read MoreDiagnostics: Ocular Ultrasound
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Ocular Ultrasound is an increasing presence in the portfolio of specific tests within the Emergency Physicians’s toolbox of early recognition of pathology. Dr. Logan Ramsey takes a dives into the indications and evidence of ocular ultrasound
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