Massive Hemorrhage Protocol–The Trauma Anesthesiologist Perspective…
EMCrit Wee – Case of Failure of Pulse Ox to Confirm Transcutaneous Pacemaker (TCP) Capture with Mathieu Brunet
Today I am joined by Mathieu Brunet, MD; a EM Doc and Trauma Team Leader. He recently wrote me with a case of Transcutaneous Pacing in which he thought he had mechanical capture due to a perfect matched pulse ox waveform. Well it turned out that was erroneous. Why??? Listen to this episode…
EMCrit RACC-Lit Update – June 2023
So much lit goodness!!!
EMCrit 352 – Airway Update 2023
So today we have our June-u-airway update… A bunch of papers and thoughts on how you should be intubating in 2023. DSI for everyone, induction agent choice, apox and much more!
EMCrit Shadowboxing Case 4 – When to Pull the Trigger
When to pull the trigger…
EMCrit Wee – Nate Shapiro on CLOVERS
More on the CLOVERS trial from the lead author
EMCrit 351 – Severe Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Toxicity
Massive Acetaminophen Overdose
EMCrit 350 – Mind of the Resuscitationist – Emergency Teams with Dan Dworkis
Optimization of Emergency Medicine Teams
ODR 010 – Powerpoint and Meth – Presentation Creation
The slides are not the problem…
PulmCrit: “ARDS” is not a real thing
My dear pulmonologists, I have some bad news. Santa Claus isn’t real. Neither is “ARDS.” “ARDS” has traditionally been conflated with a specific histopathological form of lung injury: diffuse alveolar damage (DAD). Lectures, chapters, and articles typically juxtapose these two entities, promoting the concept that they’re one and the same. But they aren’t. The ability […]
EMCrit Special – Burnout with Liz Crowe
More on burnout with an expert…
EMCrit RACC Lit Review – May 2023
all the lit goodness…
EMCrit 349 – The EMCrit Burnout Model
My attempt to model my empirical experience with Burnout
ODR 009 – Pardon Me, I Couldn’t Help but Overhear or How to go from being an Ass-hole to an AYS-hole on Twitter
Are you saying?…
IBCC – ABG, VBG, and pulse oximetry
The precise utilization of ABG, VBG, and pulse oximetry remains controversial. Unfortunately, there is little high-level evidence investigating whether these interventions affect patient outcomes (for example, there is precious little evidence to support most of the target values that we’re chasing after). This chapter attempts to explore the strengths, weaknesses, and indications for various techniques. […]
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