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JUST THE FACTS IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE - PART 5 ppsx

JUST THE FACTS IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE - PART 5 ppsx

... authori- ties begin with a continuous infusion. If the acido- sis has not improved after2hofinsulin therapy the insulin infusion should be increased to 0. 15 to 0.2 U/kg/h. Both the insulin infusion ... age. The classic presentation is sudden epigastric pain with pain-free intervals during which the examination can reveal the classic sau- sage-shaped mass in the right side of...
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... Emergency Medicine (ABEM) administers three written exams each year: the Certification Exam, the Recertification Exam, and the In- Training Exam. For the most up-to-date information concerning these ... Carolina School of Medicine, Depart- ment of Emergency Medicine, Chapel Hill, North Carolina (Chapters 7, 8) David L. Leader, Jr., D.O., Clinical Instructor, Department of Emer...
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... fluid. 12 • If blood pressure remains Ͻ70 mmHg despite pre- ceding measures, a norepinephrine 8- to 1 2- g/ min loading dose and a 2- to 4- g/min infusion to maintain mean arterial blood pressure ... needles (2 7- to 3 0- gauge), and injecting the anesthetic slowly. • The addition of epinephrine to lidocaine extends the length of anesthesia and slows systemic ab- sorption...
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... dif - cile in 10 to 25 percent of cases. • Broad-spectrum antibiotics—most notably clin- damycin, cephalosporins, and ampicillin/amoxicil- lin—alter the gut flora in such a way that toxin- producing ... DISPOSITION • Inpatient treatment includes intravenous antibiot- ics, usually an aminoglycoside, such as gentamicin or tobramycin (1 .5 mg/kg), and either metronida- zole (50 0 mg) o...
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... drawn if clinically indicated or if the acetamino- phen level falls in the toxic range on the Rumack- Matthew nomogram. • Activated charcoal 1 g/kg is indicated for GI de- contamination and in case ... decontam- ination, elimination of the toxin, and administra- tion of the antidote. • The airway should be secured. In the obtunded patient, if gastric lavage is indicated,...
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... 1996. 10. Cherington M: Lightning injuries. Ann Emerg Med 25: 517, 19 95. For further reading in Emergency Medicine: A Com- prehensive Study Guide, 5th ed., see Chap. 196, ‘‘Electrical Injuries,’’ ... continu- ous intravenous infusion beginning4hafter the ini- tial BALdoseare the standardagents.Radiopaque lead material in the alimentary tract requires whole-bowel irrigation for...
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... Electroencephalographic monitoring in the emergency department. Emerg Med Clin North Am 12:1089, 1994. For further reading in Emergency Medicine: A Com- prehensive Study Guide, 5th ed., see Chap. 224, ‘‘Seizures ... A nationwide survey of prob- lems in long-standing poliomyelitis. Spinal Cord 36:280, 1998. For further reading in Emergency Medicine: A Com- prehensive Study Gu...
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... injury with subsequent increase in pain and swelling as the patient continues to am- bulate suggests a sprain rather than a fracture. • On physical examination, significant findings in- clude the ... of abdominal injury in the pedi- atric patient, the physical examination has both a high false-positive and relatively high false-nega- tive rate. Therefore, either CT scanning or dia...
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... are under the age of 6 months. CLINICAL FEATURES • Abuse in infancy can result in the failure-to-thrive (FTT) syndrome; these children often present to the emergency department (ED) for other com- mon ... 330t, 331 Hand infectious conditions clinical features, 53 5 53 6 diagnosis and differential, 53 6 emergency department care and disposition, 53 6 epidemiology, 53 5 pathop...
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... undergoing the Chapter 064. The Practice of Genetics in Clinical Medicine (Part 5) Molecular analysis is generally more informative if testing is initiated in a symptomatic family member, since ... documented mutations (Chap. 3 45) . Informed Consent When the issue of testing is addressed, patients should be strongly encouraged to involve other relatives in the de...
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