1st step is to look for high risk factors: PAD65 P aresthesias in Extremities, A ge more than 65, D angerous mechanism of injury (high spe...

Shoulder Examination Wrist and Hand Examination   (Source: Youtube, Credit: MedRevise) Hip Examination Knee Examina...

It may sound as a repetition, but considering the importance of the protocol, for your routine ED Practice and also for the CEM Exams, I wan...

A great drug of choice for paralysis in RSI, but carries it's own list of side-effects and C/I. Dose: 1.5 mg/kg IV Side Efects (BAHA...

A 30 year old male is brought in by paramedics with history of injury at rugby field. The patient describes the injury as forced forward fle...

Here are a group of videos uploaded by Oxford Medical Videos helping us getting a proper understanding of the ideal ATLS approach to trauma ...

Full Article: BMJ (Source: http://www.brit-thoracic.org.uk/Portals/0/Guidelines/PleuralDiseaseGuidelines/Pleural%20Guideline%202010/P...

MCEM Part B and C frequently tests you on this: When do you do an imaging for cervical spine injury (High Risk Patients) 1  Age >  65...

CT scanning to be performed in head injury and reports available in 1 hour if any of these is present: Mnemonic: V ery G ood F riends S ho...

NEXUS Criteria For Cervical Injury: N    Neuro Deficit E     EtOH/Intoxication X    eXtreme distracting Injury U    Unable to provide ...