Opioid Miniseries Part II: Limiting Opioids in the Emergency Department
RACTICE RECOMMENDATIONS 1. Opioids are inherently dangerous, highly addictive drugs with significant abuse potential, numerous side effects, lethality in overdose, rapid development of tolerance, and ...
8 Jun 20171h 8min
Opioid Miniseries Part I: Medicine's Greatest Folly
The Emergency Medical Minute proudly presents an educational podcast series sponsored by the Colorado Hospital Association addressing our the United States' opioid epidemic.
7 Jun 201749min
Podcast #215: Ankle Pain
Author: Donald Stader, M.D. Educational Pearls: The most common ankle injury mechanism is an inversion. Most common broken bone in the ankle is the fibula. During exam, it is important to palpate ove...
7 Jun 20174min
Podcast #214: Dizziness
Author: Aaron Lessen, M.D. Educational Pearls: We can differentiate verto into benign problems such as vestibular problem (peripheral problem), or something more worrisome that originates in the brai...
5 Jun 20171min
Podcast #213: Oats and Potatoes
Author: Michael Hunt, M.D. Educational Pearls: Oats have been shown to lower LDL. Oat bran is the most effective way to consume oats to lower LDL. A Swedish study of 69,000 people who ate at least 3 ...
3 Jun 20172min
Podcast #212: Knights Who Say Pessary
Author: Jared Scott, M.D. Educational Pearls: A pessary is a device inserted into the vagina for medical purposes. Examples include birth control and mechanical support of the pelvic structures. In o...
1 Jun 20173min
Podcast #211: E-cigarettes
Author: Michael Hunt, M.D. Educational Pearls: Children under age of 6 are at greatest risk of accidental nicotine overdose from ingestion. Biphasic presentation: Hyperadrenergic = nausea, vomiting...
31 Mai 20173min
Podcast #210: Bear Mauling
Author: Jared Scott M.D. Educational Pearls: Bear mauling is not a common issue in the ED. The Ursus americanus (black bear) is the most common in Colorado, but Ursus arctos horribilis (grizzly bear)...
28 Mai 20174min
