Today we learn all about board relevant snake bites. What to do before the hospital, when to observe, when to treat, and why Australia is the most dangerous place in the world.
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Today we learn all about board relevant snake bites. What to do before the hospital, when to observe, when to treat, and why Australia is the most dangerous place in the world.
Website: www.emboardbombs.com
We discuss this short little pearl on a common board question: What you have to do when someone needs meningitis prophylaxis. Also making an appearance is Lion King and awkward teenage years.
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Join us for a rapid Bonus Bomb as a thank you to all our subscribers. This is awesome, non-board relevant trivia that might come in handy one day on the golf course, hiking, or just if you have bad luck.
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The classic lightning strike ED patient. We discuss paths of least resistance, why German is an aggressive language, and what the hell keraunoparalysis is.
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Here we talk about Camel City (#reppin' the hometown), COPD exacerbation complications and causes, Gold Criteria, and when to give Antibiotics and steroids. Whew, needless to say its a jam-packed episode.
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Nothing a little soap suds can fix right? Wrong. Time to rely on modern medicine AKA antibiotics. Mad Max and Gustillo teach us some things about open fractures.
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In a world where patients get hot, its up to us to tactically place ice packs in strategic locations to stop heat stroke.
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The pulses wither, clinging to the last piece of intima, explodes into hemorrhage
That was our attempt at an aortic dissection haiku.
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Status Epilepticus, a lesser known Harry Potter spell, can be easily treated by applying MITTENs...really we promise this is relevant... trust us.
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Not what you're thinking, how dare you. We discuss pelvic trauma initial assessment, sheeting, and likely triage... but to where???
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So many myths about Ketamine, as well as the cereal. We will dispel myths about one of them... your turn to guess.
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What's the most important first step in managing a patient with a warfarin-induced head bleed? Not Louis Vitton you may say....
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Vitamins, smoke inhalation, and how to identify this rare condition but classic tox question.
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Striking bone in order to save someone's life takes effort, skillz, and a good drill. Let's cover the comprehensive board-relevant info.
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New to hit the theatres this fall: a resident who takes holding in-line stabilization just one. step. too. far.
Let's cover c spine and intubating. How can it be done???
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Dr. Lisfranc, Napoleon, Falling from horses, Orthopedic surgery, and other Frenchy things
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All about that dang scaphoid. How to not miss it on the physical exam, and what exam skills are helpful. To splint or not to splint?
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Kanavel? Who is this guy? Apparently he matters for boards and for tenosynovitis
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Recognizing anaphylaxis is not always obvious. We present a tricky board question that tests the clinician's ability to identify the presentation and differentiate correct treatment.
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High yield but rare, we hit what you need to know to ace it on the boards- the delta pressure, the presentation, and the management, as it relates to those tricky multiple choice questions!
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