Pediatric Seizures - Part 2
From June 2006, EM:RAP June 2006
Continued from CD 1.
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Introduction
From January 2005, EM:RAP January 2005
Mel recommends AAEM and talks about the new content coming for EM:RAP. ED physicians, he says, are hungrier for CME than others, because they need to be ready for anything. •
Submersion Injuries
From January 2005, EM:RAP January 2005
Drowning: Some things have stayed the same, some things have changed...a thorough review.
Implantable Defibrillators - Part 1
From January 2005, EM:RAP January 2005
ICD's: What do we do when a patient arrives with one? What you need to know about implantable defibrillators. • Recorded at USC Grand Rounds
Whose Hospital Is It Anyway?
From January 2005, EM:RAP January 2005
A history of Emergency Medicine from one of its fathers, who believes we must embrace the fact that EM is as much a public health specialty as a critical care one. • Recorded at AAEM 2004
ACC 2004 Guidelines: Thrombolytic Therapy
From January 2005, EM:RAP January 2005
Mel provides an in-house look at what's old and what's new in the ACC 2004 guidelines for thrombolytics.
Days of our DAZE - Part 3
From January 2005, EM:RAP January 2005
As usual, if you are easily offended you might want to skip this little bit of Australian silliness... • Taped in Sydney, Australia
Introduction
From February 2005, EM:RAP February 2005
Mel is concerned that he is accellerating towards the end of his life...but he's reassured that we have a HUGE show for you.
Pediatric Fever Update
From February 2005, EM:RAP February 2005
Two take-home points? Prevnar really appears to work; and DO NOT forget the urine.
ICD's - Part 2
From February 2005, EM:RAP February 2005
Alex Conforto continues her ICD review from last month's program.