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- “Clinical Practice Guideline: Evaluation of the Neck Mass in Adults” From American Academy Of Otolaryngology-Head And Neck Surgery
- “Do You Know How to Pick a Vasopressor for Patients in Shock?” From CriticalCare Now
- “How to Perform Ultrasound Guided Lumbar Puncture” From Indiana University School of Medicine POCUS With Links To An Additional Resource
- “Poin-of-care ultrasound in neonatology. Real time ultrasound guided neonatal lumbar puncture” From Neonatal Echocardiophy
- “How to do a neonatal Lumbar Puncture” By Dr. Larry Mellick
- “Practical applications for end-tidal CO2” From CriticalCareNow
- “How End-Tidal CO2 is more than just hot air” From CriticalCareNow
- “AMAX4 Lecture – COMPLETE” For The Treatment Of Life-Threatening Anaphylaxis
- Pediatric “Push-Dose Epi” [Epinephrine] From The Pediatric Emergency Playbook Podcast
- “Pulse Dose Pressors For Children And Adults From Dr. Mellick’s Blog
- Links and Excerpts From PedsCrit: “Intubation Essentials with Dr. Alyssa Stoner and Dr. Gina Patel, Part 4 Sedation & Analgesia Overview JULY 22, 2021 PEDSCRIT
- Links To And Excerpts From “Rate of Workers Enrolled in High-Deductible Health Plans Jumps for 8th Year in Row to Record 55.7%” From ValuePenguin
- “Application of Lung Ultrasound” From MetroHealth Ultrasound
- Outstanding: “POCUS For Pleural Fluid” From MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound
- Outstanding “Introduction to Lung Ultrasound” from MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound
- An Outstanding Introduction To ECMO: #79: ECMO Essentials with PedsCrit – It’s All Trains and Potatoes From The Cribsiders
- Links To And Excerpts From “Diagnostic Accuracy of Point-of-Care Ultrasound for Intussusception in Children Presenting to the Emergency Department: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis”
- Link To PedsCrit‘s “Intubation Essentials with Dr. Alyssa Stoner and Dr. Gina Patel, Part 2 Airway Equipment”
- Link To “PedsCrit’s Intubation Essentials with Dr. Alyssa Stoner and Dr. Gina Patel, Part 1 Preparation and Checklists” With A Link To An Additional Relevant Resource From Emergency Medicine Cases
- Link To “POCUS CHOP PEM Podcast”
- Links To The Complete List Of Pediatric Emergency Medicine Podcasts From The Children’s Hospital Of Philadelphia (CHOP)
- “Emergency Department Clinical Pathway for Healthy Children with Gastroenteritis/ Dehydration” From CHOP
- Link To “December 2022: Which is Best? Manual or Drill for IO Access in Neonates” From Dr. Larry Mellick’s Blog With A Link To An Additional Resource
- Links To And Excerpts From The Cribsiders: “#49: Appendicitis – Tips and Tricks For When It’s the Appendix”
- Links And Excerpts From The Cribsiders: “#33: Febrile Infants – When Babies Are Too Hot”
- Links And Excerpts From The Cribsiders: “#2: Go with the High Flow: Bronchiolitis with Dr. Brian Alverson” With Links To Additional Resources
- Links To And Excerpts From “AGA Clinical Practice Update on the Use of Vasoactive Drugs and Intravenous Albumin in Cirrhosis: Expert Review”
- Outstanding PedsCrit: “PedsCrit Rapid Response Teams with Dr. Nada Mallick and the Cribsiders — Part 2”
- Outstanding PedsCrit: “Rapid Response Teams with Dr. Nada Mallick and the Cribsiders — Part 1”
- Excellent YouTube Video: “Push Dose Pressors for EMS: Epinephrine and Norepinephrine”
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Is Your Infant or Child’s Abdominal Pain Serious? Should You Go to the Doctor?
Abdominal pain is common in infants and children and most of the time it is not serious. The following are some questions you can ask yourself to help decide if the child needs to see a doctor. (1) How bad … Continue reading
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