Episode Chapters
- Introduction - Flank Pain, EMA, and Medication Misadventures14:12Double vs Mono Therapy for Cellulitis21:45Paper Chase 1 – Sniffing or Ramping4:59Pediatric Pearls – Male GU Issues19:31Condom Method for Paraphimosis5:19Paper Chase 2 – Heart Score vs Usual Care5:06Dental Infections13:46Cardiology Corner – What REALLY Works in Cardiac Arrest31:22Paper Chase 3 - Ultrasound v. MRI for Appendicitis4:20EM in Uganda19:32Paper Chase 4 - Antibiotics Still Not Working for Bronchitis5:14Low NIH Stroke Patients16:26AntibiomaniaFree Chapter22:26Annals of Emergency Medicine – The Bougie12:09National Lecture Series – Pain Management in Children22:04Critical Care Mailbag: Do Vasopressors Matter12:07Paper Chase 5 - ACEP Guideline on Adult Psychiatric Patient Issues5:06National Lecture Series – Hazardous Marine Envenomations32:31Summary12:45EM:RAP 2017 October Aussie Edition30:20EM:RAP 2017 October French Edition24:50EM:RAP 2017 October German Edition58:35EM:RAP 2017 October Spanish Edition1h, 17mEM:RAP 2017 October Canadian Edition29:54
Nurses Edition Commentary
Lisa Chavez, RN and Kathy Garvin, RN
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Lars E., M.D. - October 6, 2017 8:37 PM
Thank you so much for covering this topic. I kind of hope I am not alone in feeling I could use some more training on the best way to actually accomplish the incision and drainage procedure for dental abscess. This chapter makes it sound like this I+D procedure is a chip shot, but I don't find that to be the true in many of my cases. I'm one of those rural EM types with no oral surgeon or dentist on call. The local dentists won't see the Medi-Cal/uninsured patients who make up the majority of my dental pain patients. The cases that come in nice, ripe and pointing are pretty straightforward, but it seems most patients come in before this stage. They've got swelling, I think I can feel a firm area in there. I grab our ultrasound and compare the affected side to the opposite side and it looks like there is fluid in there. So I block them up, incise, and get nada. Now what? I'm reluctant to just do more blind cutting for fear of a complication. So I start aspirating with an 18 gauge needle and still usually don't find any pus. This seems to happen most commonly with maxillary/incisior space infections, but is true of infections buccal to the mandible as well. Maybe Dr. Mason can post up something on EMRAP HD ? Thank you for any additional help you can provide.