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Episode for May 2013
We are so glad to keep bringing you the best audio program in Emergency Medicine. This month we have a Pertussis update, a discussion on what to do when a child dies, a story about the aftermath of the Aurora CO. shooting and a lot more.
May 19
Mel H. commented on Push-Dose Pressors: RANT! and response.
Here is a SUMMARY I FOUND for REFERENCE: • CONCENTRATION DOSAGE EQUIVALENCE PERCENT • 1:1,000 … more
Amal M., M.D. commented on 2013 AHA STEMI Guideline Review
Matt, • Good pickup. I don't have an answer to that question. I don't think anyone really knows … more
Larry B., M.D. commented on Introduction
Thanks, Samuel. But with just the written summary I miss all of Mel's witicisms! more
May 18
Michael S., commented on Push-Dose Pressors: RANT! and response.
Sam G: • "The concentration of the PDP epi dose: • 1 mg in 10 cc NS----> 1:100,000" • If I'm … more
Michael S., commented on Peri-Shock Pause
Prehospital: We do 200 uninterrupted compressions. Charge at 180. Clear, rhythm interpretation … more
May 17
EMCrit commented on Approach to the trauma patient
Can you point me to the previous writings. Scalpel entry through the intercostals is generally … more
Alfred S., M.D. commented on Push-Dose Pressors: RANT! and response.
I agree with Amal on this one. If a patient begins with relatively normal vitals and drops after an … more
May 16
Robert G. commented on EMS Board Certification
Mel and Darren, Oh no not another board certification to take and do a fellowship in. How many … more
ARAMD commented on Approach to the trauma patient
Scott, you mentioned that hemothorax doesn't require suction (generally). Have you encounter cases … more
Matt B. commented on 2013 AHA STEMI Guideline Review
I have a question about UFH dosing. According to the AHA/ACC guidelines if you are giving … more
