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¡Bienvenidos al Módulo de Procedimientos AIR! Después de revisar cuidadosamente todas las publicaciones relevantes de los últimos 12 meses de los 50 sitios principales del Índice de redes sociales, el...
Chris Belcher, MD |
You’re seeing a patient returning to the ED after a recent diagnostic paracentesis. The patient is complaining of persistent peritoneal fluid leakage. They’ve tried putting pressure with no success. You...
Carmen Estrada |
Con la llegada de las agujas intraóseas (IO) comerciales para el acceso vascular, se ha hecho mucho más fácil la administración de medicamentos intravenosos a pacientes in extremis. Sin embargo,...
Eric Shappell, MD |
One advantage of simulation as an educational tool is the re-creation of cognitive and emotional stresses in caring for patients. Doing this for a high fidelity scenario is relatively easy – add additional patients,...
Jeffrey Hill, MD |
A 9 year-old patient presents with a headache and fever after swimming, along with subjective neck stiffness. Meningitis was of concern especially because the serum WBC count was 25,000 and...
Jeff Wiswell, MD |
All the years of ultrasound training in residency has paid off. You found the large pericardial effusion in the hypotensive patient who is still alive, but looks sick. You are...
Arun Nagdev, MD |
The Case A 500-pound morbidly obese male presents to your ED complaining of mild shortness of breath and palpitations. A quick ECG shows SVT with a rate of 160 bpm....
Noah Sugerman, MD |
A fiberoptic nasopharyngoscope is a handy tool to check patients for suspected foreign bodies (e.g. fishbone stuck in throat) or laryngeal edema. Depending on the diameter of your fiberoptic cable,...
Michelle Lin, MD |
A patient presents with an anterior shoulder dislocation on x-ray. Your ED just received 5 new patients via ambulance and you are trying to prioritize your patients as they come...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Myriad techniques exist to reduce shoulder dislocations, which includes scapular rotation, Hennepin, Snowbird, Cunningham, and Legg maneuvers. They are nicely reviewed at ShoulderDoc.co.uk. You can also supplement any technique with ultrasound-guided intraarticular...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Al realizar sondas nasogástricas (NG) y procedimientos de nasofaringoscopia (NP) con fibra óptica, existen muchos enfoques sobre cómo se puede anestesiar localmente a los pacientes. Que te metan cosas por...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Los pacientes pueden ser un desafío cuando intentan obtener un acceso intravenoso periférico. La vena puede colapsarse por deshidratación o tener cicatrices debido al uso de drogas intravenosas o canulación...
Timothy Peck, MD |
Las vías centrales vienen con una aguja introductora larga (flecha rosada) para pasar el alambre guía Y un angiocatéter largo (flecha amarilla). La mayoría de las personas canulan la vena...
Michelle Lin, MD |
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