
A 5 year old boy presents to your emergency department with a deformed right wrist after a witnessed fall in the playground. He last ate 2 hours ago. X-ray shows a fracture of the distal radius with 30 degrees of dorsal angulation
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A 5 year old boy presents to your emergency department with a deformed right wrist after a witnessed fall in the playground. He last ate 2 hours ago. X-ray shows a fracture of the distal radius with 30 degrees of dorsal angulation

Describe the indications for initiating and terminating antidotal therapy with N-acetylcysteine in the treatment of suspected or actual overdoses of paracetamol.

A 23 year old man is brought in to the emergency department by ambulance with an isolated stab wound to his left anterior chest. He is alert, sweaty and taking shallow breaths. The weapon is not in situ upon his arrival in the emergency department.

A 6 year old boy is brought into the emergency department with a 3 day history of colicky abdominal pain which has been distressing him. His mother says he has a history of constipation but has never had pain like this before.
Eight Q-and-As to separate the (wo)men from the amoebae on EBmedicine’s Feb 2011 review: An Evidence-Based Review Of Pediatric Pneumonia In The ED.

10 Q-and-As testing your knowledge of Diagnosis And Management Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In the ER based on @EBMedicine’s Feb 2011 review

A Q-and-A review of EBMedicine’s article titled: Pediatric Sedation In The Emergency Department Procedural Sedation In The Emergency Department

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