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Night Shift Aid?: Caffeine Impregnated Gum from the Military

January 07 2017

Staying alert and functioning at a high level during an

EM Daily

Night Shift Aid?: Caffeine Impregnated Gum from the Military

January 07 2017

Staying alert and functioning at a high level during an

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GI Bleeding: The Evidence Behind When to Transfuse?

January 06 2017

When patients present to the Emergency Department with acute

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GI Bleeding: The Evidence Behind When to Transfuse?

January 06 2017

When patients present to the Emergency Department with acute

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When Snow Blowers Attack: How to Use a Rongeur in Finger Amputations

January 05 2017

Your patient in the Emergency Department has a Zone II or

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When Snow Blowers Attack: How to Use a Rongeur in Finger Amputations

January 05 2017

Your patient in the Emergency Department has a Zone II or

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Imaging Case: Answer

January 04 2017

Answer: False. Infants present with non-bilious vomiting

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Imaging Case: Answer

January 04 2017

Answer: False. Infants present with non-bilious vomiting

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Imaging Case: Six Week-Old Infant with Projectile Vomiting

January 04 2017

Case: A six week-old previously healthy, term infant via

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Imaging Case: Six Week-Old Infant with Projectile Vomiting

January 04 2017

Case: A six week-old previously healthy, term infant via

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Night Shift Aid?: Caffeine Impregnated Gum from the Military

Night Shift Aid?: Caffeine Impregnated Gum from the Military

GI Bleeding: The Evidence Behind When to Transfuse?

GI Bleeding: The Evidence Behind When to Transfuse?

When Snow Blowers Attack: How to Use a Rongeur in Finger Amputations

When Snow Blowers Attack: How to Use a Rongeur in Finger Amputations

Imaging Case: Answer

Imaging Case: Answer

Imaging Case: Six Week-Old Infant with Projectile Vomiting

Imaging Case: Six Week-Old Infant with Projectile Vomiting

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