Episode Chapters
- Introduction - A Case of Weakness11:14Pneumonia – Myths and Scores12:39Paper Chase 1 – The Case Against Platelets5:36Pediatric Pearls - Urticaria14:11LIN Session – Resident WellnessFree Chapter18:06Paper Chase 2 – US Helps with IVs, Except When it Doesn’t4:14Critical Care Mailbag – Isolated Head TraumaFree Chapter13:55Nebulized Lidocaine for Severe Cough6:17Paper Chase 3 – All Hail the VBG3:57Mass Casualty Incidents - A Practical Approach from a Military Perspective26:08High Performance CPR11:48Pediatric Pearls - Pediatric Fever – Step by Step9:58Pneumonia – Treatment and Strategy22:27Foot Fractures15:38Paper Chase 4 – High Sensitivity Troponin, Sensitive but not Specific5:11Parsonage Turner Syndrome11:27Annals of Emergency Medicine – Who Needs Spinal Imaging?12:41Paper Chase 5 – Is Glucagon Worth the Trouble?4:00Summary18:25EM:RAP 2016 December Aussie Edition31:23EM:RAP 2016 December Spanish Edition1h, 19mEM:RAP 2016 December Canadian Edition16:00EM:RAP 2016 December French Edition30:18EM:RAP 2016 December German Edition1h, 34m
Nurses Edition Commentary
Kathy Garvin, RN and Lisa Chavez, RN
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Sometimes the hoofbeats actually are from zebras!
Pneumonia in the Hotseat Full episode audio for MD edition 227:49 min - 317 MB - M4AEM:RAP 2016 December Aussie Edition Australian 31:23 min - 43 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 December Spanish Edition Español 79:39 min - 109 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 December Canadian Edition Canadian 16:00 min - 18 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 December French Edition Français 30:18 min - 42 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 December German Edition Deutsche 94:18 min - 129 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 December Written Summary 910 KB - PDFEMRAP 2016 December MP3 Files 183 MB - ZIPEM:RAP 2016 December Board Review Answers 201 KB - PDFEM:RAP 2016 December Board Review Questions 193 KB - PDF
andrew d. - January 6, 2017 11:13 PM
SO cool! Literally the day I listened to this I saw a guy (again) with right shoulder pain. Intermittent - didn't fit any particular pattern - nothing to suggest the normal stuff OR life threatening causes. Sharp, worse at night, shoots down arm, some weakness at times. I actually had him do half a push up against the wall and noted slight scapular winging. I suggested (just like I did last year when I saw him) to get an MRI and printed out info on Parsonage-Turner Syndrome citing this as a possible cause. He was so happy to have a potential diagnosis other than "probably your tendons or nerves - here are some pills." Thank you again EMRAPers!!!!