EM Clerkship
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Interviews Part 1 – Crafting your schedule
Understand the timeline research programs to find out when they extend invites and when they host interviews Prepare for invitations set up email and text notifications, get a calendar Accept invi
Ectopic Pregnancy (Deep Dive R2 MW)
Summary of Key Points 1. You should consider ectopic pregnancy in every patient who is capable of bearing children 2. If a patient of child bearing age presents with severe abdominal pain or vaginal b
Round 2 (MW) – Abdominal Pain
You are working at Clerkship General when the next chart gets handed to you a 31 year old female presenting with abdominal pain. Initial Vitals: BP: 109/65 HR: 96 RR: 21 O2: 99% Temp: 99.1F Critical
Selecting Programs
Things to consider when selecting residency programs to apply to: 1. What type of program (County, Community, Academic)2. What length of program (3 year vs. 4 year)3. Location4. Culture and Li
Competitiveness
3 Steps to assessing your competitiveness for matching in an EM residency: 1. Get a good advisor.2. Look at the data.3. Maximize your potential. Further Reading: EMRA Apply smarter not harderE
Should I go into EM? Pt 2
The future of emergency medicine seems bleak. Listen to Zacks perspective on the future of our beloved specialty in part TWO of this two-part series.
Round 1 (MW) – Shortness of Breath
You are working your FIRST SHIFT EVER at Clerkship General hospital when a 60 year old female presents with shortness of breath. Initial Vitals: HR: 92 RR: 28 BP: 120/80 O2%: 89% Temp: 101.2F Critical
Should I go into EM? – Part 1
The future of emergency medicine seems bleak. Listen to Zack’s perspective on the future of our beloved specialty in part one of this two-part series.
Round 35 (Pediatric Trauma)
You are working at *rural* Clerkship General when you receive a radio call from EMS – 7yo male from a severe bus accident with a large scalp laceration, unable to control the hemorrhage. Initial Vital
Bradycardia (Deep Dive R34)
Asymptomatic Bradycardia – usually don’t treat Symptomatic Stable Bradycardia – atropine, further workup Symptomatic Unstable Bradycardia – SIMULTANEOUS treatment with medications and electricity Meds