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The classic teaching for the treatment of diverticulitis includes: Hospital admission Bowel rest (NPO) IV fluids Broad spectrum IV antibiotics Do ALL patients need to be admitted? There is some...
Michelle Lin, MD |
What do these three people have in common? Lucille Ball (comedienne) Jonathan Larson (wrote the musical “Rent”) John Ritter (comedian)
Michelle Lin, MD |
The ideal clinical decision tool has a sensitivity and specificity of 100%. You need a high sensitivity to be sure that your negative result indeed predicts a true negative. That means...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Brugada, Brugada, Brugada You always hear about it when working up syncope and sudden cardiac arrest in young patients, but it’s so easy to forget what it looks like on...
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 |
To follow up with the wildly popular Paucis Verbis card made by Dr. Hans Rosenberg (University of Ottawa), here is his card on Dental Infections. This card summarizes common dental...
Michelle Lin, MD |
How cool is this — I have talented emergency physicians contributing Paucis Verbis card content! This week features excellent pearls on Dental Trauma by Dr. Hans Rosenberg (University of Ottawa). Here’s his...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Sometimes a picture is worth MORE than a 1000 words. Such is the case of the above illustration that I saw on the Life In The Fast Lane blog. When...
Michelle Lin, MD |
You know how chief complaints present to the ED in multiples? In one week, I had several cases where patients were asking for post-exposure prophylaxis treatment NOT in the content...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Haldol, Ativan, and Versed… oh my. In the Emergency Department, some patients present very acutely and aggressively agitated. This is usually the result of illicit drug use or a schizophrenic...
Michelle Lin, MD |
You have a 40 year-old man who presents to the ED for persistent right upper quadrant abdominal pain for 12 hours after eating a fatty meal. He has no fevers,...
Michelle Lin, MD |
A standard 12-lead EKG can be very telling for patients with chest pain or shortness of breath. A right ventricular (RV) and posterior wall infarct, however, can present very subtly....
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 |
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