Episode Chapters
- Introduction - The Cure for Stink!10:10Strayerisms - Agitation Mitigation15:38Paper Chase 1 - When to get an MRI with Negative C-spine CT6:27Femur Fractures11:06Critical Care Mailbag - Osmotic Therapy in Head Injury13:55Wound Repair Part 4 - Skin Staples, Skin Glue10:16Rural Medicine: Catastrophic Vaginal BleedingFree Chapter15:36Paper Chase 2- Downstream Effects of ED Opioid Prescriptions6:07Cardiology Corner - Chest Pain Discharge7:21Hypoglycemia24:04Patient Experience14:26The Case of the Funky Fish12:31Paper Chase 3 - ED Hyperglycemia (but not DKA)4:58Pharmacology Pearls - Cellulitis and Outpatient Vancomycin6:21The Bleeding Edge of Resuscitation7:23Pape Chase4 - Penis vs Zipper4:03Risk Stratification of Neutropenic Fever9:05Desats in Bronchiolitis7:36Subarachnoid, MRI, and the Case of the Vanishing LP18:25Postpartum Preeclampsia16:04Paper Chase 5 - Kidney vs Contrast4:59Mailbag and Summary18:53EM:RAP 2017 June Canadian Edition24:49EM:RAP 2017 June German Edition1h, 08mEM:RAP 2017 June French29:35EMRAP 2017 June Resumen Español1h, 34m
Nurses Edition Commentary
Lisa Chavez, RN and Kathy Garvin, RN
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EM:RAP 2017 June Written Summary 647 KB - PDF
Should we intubate patients in cardiac arrest? New evidence that intubating hospitalized patients in cardiac arrest is associated with worse outcomes.
Don’t Fear The Stink! Full episode audio for MD edition 245:23 min - 342 MB - M4AEM:RAP 2017 June Canadian Edition Canadian 24:49 min - 34 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2017 June German Edition Deutsche 68:28 min - 94 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2017 June French Français 29:35 min - 41 MB - MP3EMRAP 2017 June Resumen Español Español 94:49 min - 130 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2017 June Board Review Answers 187 KB - PDFEM:RAP 2017 June Board Review Questions 170 KB - PDFEM:RAP 2017 June MP3 328 MB - ZIPEM:RAP 2017 June Written Summary 647 KB - PDF
Richard G. - June 6, 2017 2:18 PM
Did the Pt's were not intubated have ROSC within the first 5min of arrest?? Thus obtaining ROSC even before secondary airway management was reached??