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Dr. Rob Orman emailed me last week about creating a pocket card on Suicide Risk Stratification. In many community ED’s, risk assessment is done by the emergency physician. I’m lucky...
Michelle Lin, MD |
With all of the amazing, sunny weather here in California, I feel (briefly) terrible for all those braving the snowpocalyptic conditions across the United States. So, in honor of all...
Michelle Lin, MD |
How many times have you had to look up the shoulder exam maneuvers for patients with acute shoulder pain? I don’t know why I just can’t seem to remember these....
Michelle Lin, MD |
How do you manage patients who present in status epilepticus, knowing that “time is CNS function”? The longer patients remain seizing, the greater their morbidity and mortality. Did you know...
Michelle Lin, MD |
How do you workup adult patients who present with a new-onset seizure and now neurologically back to normal? There unfortunately is very little recent literature about the best workup approach....
Michelle Lin, MD |
Suturing is a common procedure performed in the ED, but we too often forget about the nuances of different suture materials. We get set in our practice patterns. This changed...
Michelle Lin, MD |
In Wednesday’s post about the Colorado Compendium, Graham mentioned a new 2010 BMJ article on the high-risk signs suggestive of subarachnoid hemorrhage by the gurus in clinical prediction rules in...
Michelle Lin, MD |
There is constant debate on whether to image the cervical spine of blunt trauma patients. Fortunately, there are two clinical decision tools available to help you with your evidence-based practice....
Michelle Lin, MD |
Dyphagia is a disorder of swallowing. It actually occurs in up to 10% of adults older than 50 years old. How can you determine the most likely causes for dysphagia?...
Michelle Lin, MD |
A middle-age woman presents to the Emergency Department with altered mental status after having ingested a drug. Is it an opioid? Is it an antihistamine? The key is to pay...
Michelle Lin, MD |
It is difficult to determine if a patient with a left bundle branch block (LBBB) has an acute myocardial infarction (AMI) because ST segments are “appropriately discordant” with the terminal...
Michelle Lin, MD |
To treat for pertussis or not? In the setting of the current pertussis epidemic in California, each kid with a cough sparks constant debate about whether to treat with azithromycin...
Michelle Lin, MD |
The foundation in any pediatric resuscitation is the length-based estimation of the patient’s lean body weight. Once determined, equipments and medications are sized and dosed, respectively, according to that weight....
Michelle Lin, MD |
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