Sergey M. Motov, MD, FAAEM Twitter @painfreeED - Dr. Motov is an Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York. He graduated from Medical Academy of Latvia and com...

Who is Reuben Strayer, MD? Emergency Medicine Physician who works in New York City - Author of emupdates.com - One of the authors of painandspa.org - Twitter @emupdates - Created the phrase "ketamine brain continuum" -

Reuben Strayer, MD Emergency Medicine Physician who works in New York City - Author of emupdates.com - One of the authors of painandspa.org - Twitter @emupdates - Created the phrase "ketamine brain continuum" - No financial disclosure -  

Reuben Strayer, MD Emergency Medicine Physician who works in New York City Author of emupdates.com One of the authors of painandspa.org Twitter @emupdates Created the phrase "ketamine brain continuum" No financial disclosure      

  I’m not a powerful Jedi Master with Force Visions and frankly, unable to see into the future. Hello Star Wars fans!   This is a follow-up bonus episode in response to Episode 5 Push Dose Pressors, listeners' questions,

Why Use Push Dose Pressors? To buy yourself some time with your super hypotensive patients!! Ensure your patient's perfusion status while you are trying to: intubate managing transient hypotension preparing a drip preparing a central line

"Use your critical thinking skills!” Do any of you remember hearing that being drilled in nursing school? How many of us are actually make critical decisions for your patients or are you deferring all decisions to the providers?

Chief Complaint Pt comes in with a heart rate of 170-200. Complains of palpitations/sob/chest pain/dizziness/or nothing.  Is this SVT or A-Fib? Hint! Today we are talking about SVT. Bedside Checklist Take off clothing waist up.

AAAs are Always Scary!

Welcome to the very first episode of the Resus Nurse Podcast! Spoiler alert: The goal is elevate emergency nursing, so we are practicing at the highest level in order to achieve the BEST outcome for our patients—no matter what the situation presents.