Tag: palliative care

Morning Report: 6/4/2013

by Jay Khadpe MD • June 4, 2013 • Comments Off on Morning Report: 6/4/2013

Today’s Morning Report is thanks to Dr. Chapman! This Morning Report is based on the Emergency Medicine Practice Article, Emergency Management of Dyspnea in Dying Patients; the following Vignette is also based heavily on the vignette in the article:…

Wednesday Wrap-up: 4/11/2012

by Jay Khadpe MD • April 11, 2012 • Comments Off on Wednesday Wrap-up: 4/11/2012

Welcome to this week’s edition of Wednesday Wrap-up! There was some great lectures this morning making it very tough to pick a topic to focus on but I think the subject that generated the most discussion was palliative care in…

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Can’t see, can’t read, can’t be bored – Review

by Kylie Birnbaum • July 28, 2015

Serena Williams strolls into your ED complaining of right eye pain for 2 days. She tells you that her right eye started hurting 2 day ago, after a tennis ball hit her face while practicing to dominate the US Open and win…

On steroids and bored – Review

by Itamar Goldstein • July 21, 2015

A 29 year old female with a history of a congenital endocrinological deficiency (on chronic hormonal replacement therapy) is brought into your critical care area as a “sepsis code”. She tells you that for the past week she has had…

Morning Report: 7/30/2015

by Jay Khadpe MD • July 30, 2015

Thanks to Dr. Muhlfelder for presenting today’s Morning Report! Plantar Puncture Wounds How remote is the injury? Comorbidities? Tetanus Status? Diabetics present later 2/2 neuropathy/decreased sensation, 3x risk of osteo For all, consider deep penetration given weight-bearing area,…

Morning Report: 7/28/2015

by Jay Khadpe MD • July 28, 2015

Here’s Dr. Brevil with today’s Morning Report! Ocular Ultrasound Since the anterior and posterior chambers of the eye contain vitreous fluid, the eye is an ideal acoustic window for ultrasound imaging Normal Anatomy: Iris separates lens and anterior chamber…

Morning Report: 7/14/2015

by Jay Khadpe MD • July 14, 2015

Thanks to Dr. Wang for today’s Morning Report! Lateral Orbital Canthotomy Indications: Retrobulbar hemorrhage Increase IOP (IOP >40mm Hg) Proptosis Contraindications: Globe rupture Hyphema Tear-drop-shaped pupil Peaked or irregularly shaped pupil Procedure: Positioning: patient in the…

Morning Report: 7/10/2015

by Jay Khadpe MD • July 10, 2015

Here’s Dr. Kincade with today’s Morning Report! ETOH Withdrawal Case: A 45yo M presents to the ED for EtOH detoxification. Drinks 1L of vodka daily. Last drink 18 hours prior. VS: HR:150 beats/min, BP: 172/84 mm Hg, diaphoretic and…

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