Episode Chapters
- Introduction: Subsegmental PE14:11Ankle Sprains15:28Happy Accidents - Introduction1:19Paper Chase 1 – Central Line Site and Complications6:37What Does Low Risk Chest Pain Really Mean?19:56The First 90 Seconds: Cardiac Arrest7:01Cardiology Corner - Syncope23:37Paper Chase 2- Who’s At Risk For Central Apnea?5:23LIN Session – IV Push Antibiotics10:50Happy Accidents – Alexander Fleming2:59Transgender Patients In The ED15:57Paper Chase 3 – Crystalloid vs Saline5:45The Inside Scoop on Icatibant12:37Second Degree BurnsFree Chapter16:37PE in Pregnancy15:08Paper Chase 4 - Single Dose Dexamethasone For Asthma5:38Happy Accidents – Mary Hunt4:04Annals of Emergency Medicine - VP Shunts15:24Petechiae in Kids20:23Paper Chase 5 - The Waning Days of Pelvis X -rays4:09March Summary20:46EM:RAP 2016 March Aussie Edition38:52EM:RAP 2016 Mars Résumé en Francais52:06EM:RAP 2016 March Canadian Edition33:43EM:RAP 2016 March German Edition1h, 41mEMRAP 2016 Marzo Resumen Español1h, 27m
EM:RAP 2016 March Written Summary 858 KB - PDF
This month, Drs. Hans Rosenberg and Shahbaz Syed discuss Syncope and Presyncope, possibly the two most dreaded words in the Emergency Medicine dictionary! However, with the help of our guest Dr. Venkatesh Thiruganasambandamoorthy and his great research, things might be getting a little simpler!
Spring Forward Into PE Full episode audio for MD edition 236:48 min - 330 MB - M4AEM:RAP 2016 March Aussie Edition Australian 38:52 min - 53 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 Mars Résumé en Francais Français 52:06 min - 72 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 March Canadian Edition Canadian 33:43 min - 46 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 March German Edition Deutsche 101:18 min - 139 MB - MP3EMRAP 2016 Marzo Resumen Español Español 87:22 min - 120 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2016 March Written Summary 858 KB - PDFEM:RAP 2016 March Board Review Answers 187 KB - PDFEM:RAP 2016 March Board Review Questions 169 KB - PDFEMRAP 2016 March MP3 Files 302 MB - ZIP