This week's toxcard is on clinical features of phenytoin poisoning and interpreting the phenytoin level.
Dealing with diabetic foot infection isn't always straightforward. This post gives you the down and dirty on management of the diabetic foot infection.
More than 100,000 patients present to U.S. emergency departments annually for angioedema. In need of an expedited review of treatments? If so, we have you covered.
Considering prescribing antivirals to your patient with Bell's palsy? Let's review a few evaluation and treatment pearls.
Carbon monoxide toxicity can present with many different symptoms. What other conditions mimic CO poisoning, and how can you avoid misdiagnosis?
Emergency physicians are well versed in the management of cellulitis. However, the diagnosis isn't always straightforward, as close to 30% of patients may be misdiagnosed. What are other conditions that mimic cellulitis?
Empathy is a vital aspect of medicine. However, sometimes the madness and cynicism of the ED can destroy empathy. How can you remain empathetic and optimize your patient interactions?
The FDA recently announced a shortage of sodium bicarbonate. Thankfully there are options we can use for both alkalinization and treating prolonged QRS.
