Episode Chapters
- June Introduction10:20Airway Corner - The PART Trial20:34Cardiology Corner - ACEP Clinical Policy on NSTEMI16:55Medicolegal Briefs - The Case of the Wrist Injury18:40EGLS - Echo-Guided Life support19:11Pediatric Pearls - Pediatric Mild Traumatic Brain Injury10:03Heat StrokeFree Chapter21:49Pharmacology Rounds -Newer Medications for Diabetes and Euglycemia DKA10:57Antibiotic Stewardship7:33Critical Care Mailbag - Dexmedetomidine15:20Trauma Surgeons Gone Wild - Kenji's Top 8 Tips on Chest Tube Insertion17:20Child Abuse15:31June Mailbag8:21June Mega Summary35:09EMRAP 2019 June Canadian Edition17:11EMRAP 2019 June German Edition1h, 32mEM:RAP 2019 June Spanish Edition1h, 18mEM:RAP 2019 June French Edition30:59EM:RAP 2019 June Farsi Edition2h, 12mEM:RAP 2019 June Aussie Edition57s
Nurses Edition Commentary
Kathy Garvin, RN and Lisa Chavez, RN
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Luke T., Dr - July 2, 2019 9:09 PM
I've used low dose morphine or ketamine to keep patients on the NIV reasonably comfortably with good success. Never used dexmedetomidine before in my ED practice
Paul Z., M.D. - August 2, 2019 3:02 PM
For NIV, if we don't have dexmed in our ED, what would you think about droperidol? Sedation, no vomiting. It became available again in the US a number of months ago and we were fortunate - it never went of hospital formulary - so as it soon as it was again available, we ordered it.
brendanC - October 26, 2019 8:02 AM
Sound ideal for NIV.
For a busy ER, having to titrate / hold / titrate sound like a recipe for an M and M and /or RN being overwhelmed. I'll stick to propofol. As usual, super helpful into to drug our hospital currently only uses in ICU.