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Following up with last week's Paucis Verbis card on Ventilator Settings for Acute Lung Injury and ARDS, here is the card on Ventilator Settings for Obstructive Lung Disease. This is...
Michelle Lin, MD |
A patient presents with severe multilobar pneumonia and refractory hypoxia requiring endotracheal intubation. The respiratory therapist connects your patient to the ventilator. “What settings would you like your patient on?”...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Did you know that there was an unexplained spike in Legionnaire’s disease (pneumonia caused by Legionella pneumophila) during the 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic? Since the flu season is rapidly approaching,...
Michelle Lin, MD |
When would you give fibrinolytics for a Pulmonary Embolism? This Paucis Verbis card summarizes recommendations found in Circulation’s recently published Scientific Statement from the American Heart Association. Although it is rare to give...
Hans Rosenberg, MD |
“Should I get a D-Dimer test or CT chest angiogram on my patient with atypical chest pain to rule-out a pulmonary embolism?” This is a common question asked by emergency physicians...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Emergency physicians have the opportunity to educate patients and prescribe chronic inhaled corticosteroids to patients who should be on these medications chronically. Patients may be more receptive to education and...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Pneumonia is a common cause for ED visits. How do you decide on whether the patient can be managed as an outpatient or inpatient? To supplement your clinical judgment, many...
Michelle Lin, MD |
I have yet to find a better arterial blood gas interpretation review article than the 1991 Western Journal of Medicine summary by Dr. Rick Haber. This installment of the Paucis...
Michelle Lin, MD |
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