This is a special post based on recent FDA and CDC advisories Reviewed by Dr. Sage Wiener A 42-year-old man presents to the ED with a history of alcohol use disorder, brought in by EMS for intoxication and acute vision loss. Triage vitals are BP 108/90 mm Hg, HR Read more…
The Case Your notification phone rings, telling you the disaster response team is bringing in an unconscious 25-year-old male. They provide no other information. When he arrives, you get a full story. It turns out that earlier this morning, in a small town nearby, there was no radio response to Read more…
Reviewed By Dr. Sage Wiener It’s 9 o’clock on a Saturday, the usual crowd shuffles in, Stacey is in the stretcher sitting next to you on this night in November. She’s a 28-year-old woman, presenting to the Emergency Department complaining of three days of headache, dizziness, nausea, and difficulty Read more…
Faculty Reviewer: Sage Wiener, MD The Case It’s Saturday at 11:30 pm. You are just beginning your shift, when EMS rolls in accompanied by the NYPD. Their 24-year-old patient looks extremely sick and is moaning to you that he wants to die. He is asking about “little people” and Read more…
A 32 year old woman rolls into the ER on a quiet springtime afternoon – you are told that she had just had a tonic clonic seizure. She took a sabbatical after finishing her EM/IM residency and opened a moonshine distillery on Nostrand and Church. She typically “tastes” one pint of Read more…