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Basic Management of Diabetes…Not Just For Internists

May 16, 2021epolichEndocrine, UncategorizedDiabetes, Endocrine, Pharmacy

In this week’s conference we covered and reviewed some of the basic management of diabetes in the Emergency Department. I thought it was a good review and reminder of some…

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5 Minute Journal: Smelling Salts not included

Jun 5, 2020Rush Emergency Medicine5-Minute Journal5 Minute Journal Article, Pharmacy

Dr. Harrison Pidgeon Background: We see nausea all the time in the Emergency Department (ED). Providers have different preferences on what agents they use as anti-emetics. But when put through…

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5 Minute Journal: Steroids and Antiviral Treatment for Bell’s Palsy

May 21, 2020Alex Jay5-Minute Journal, Neurology5 Minute Journal Article, Neurology, Pharmacy

“Combined Corticosteroid and Antiviral Treatment for Bell’s Palsy A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis” Background/Study Question This article aimed to answer the question: Do steroids PLUS antivirals offer reduced risk of…

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5 Minute Journal: Second Antibiotic Delays in Sepsis

May 7, 2020Rush Emergency Medicine5-Minute Journal, Infectious Disease, Resuscitation5 Minute Journal Article, Infectious Disease, Pharmacy, Resuscitation

Author: Dr. Tisma Background/Study Question How often do septic patients receive their second antibiotic dose later than they should? What are the risk factors for these delays? And do these…

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5 minute Journal: Hydrocortisone + Fludrocortisone for adults with septic shock

Apr 9, 2020Rush Emergency Medicine5-Minute Journal, Infectious Disease, Resuscitation5 Minute Journal Article, Infectious Disease, Pharmacy, Resuscitation

Author: Vanessa I. Petrak, M.D. Background: Septic Shock is a dysregulated host response to infection, resulting in life-threatening circulatory, cellular, and metabolic abnormalities. Sepsis is associated with a dysregulated response of…

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Videos: Vents 101 + Medications in COVID

Apr 3, 2020RahulPulmonology, VideosPharmacy, Pulmonary

Here are videos from this week’s zoom conference: Ventilator settings 101 (Patwari) Medications used in COVID-19 (Anthony Renzoni) – slides

5 minute Journal: Shocking Norepi Use

Mar 12, 2020Rush Emergency Medicine5-Minute Journal, Resuscitation5 Minute Journal Article, Infectious Disease, Pharmacy, Resuscitation

Author: Dr. Collin Wulff, DO Study Question: Does early low-dose norepinephrine improve shock control in those with sepsis with hypotension? Design: Mostly good buzzwords here; single center, randomized, double-blind, placebo…

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New Kid on The HyperK Block… Lokelma

Feb 14, 2020Tom SeagravesRenalPharmacy, Renal

Lokelma (Zirconium Cyclosilicate) I’m sure everyone has seen our new friend, Lokelma, on the Rush hyperkalemia order set. Thought it would be fun to do a blog post to discuss…

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Journal Club: Trick or Treat UTIs?

Jan 11, 2020Rush Emergency MedicineInfectious Disease, Journal Club, UrologyInfectious Disease, Pharmacy, Urology

Author: Dr. Stephen Gore

In the spirit of antibiotic stewardship and limiting the side effects of said antibiotics, we took a critical look during our last Journal Club session at the utility of urinalyses, urine cultures and vague symptoms like confusion/altered mental state in diagnosing UTI. 

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5 Minute Journal: Migraine Cocktail — over IV fluids or neat?

Oct 31, 2019Rush Emergency Medicine5-Minute Journal, Neurology5 Minute Journal Article, Neurology, Pharmacy

Author: Dr. Calloway Pichette Article: IV Fluids for the treatment of Emergency Department patients with migraine headache: a randomized controlled trial  Background: Headache, a common complaint in the ED. Many…

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