Emergency med eor - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Emergency Medicine is an intense rotation and exam. Though you'll cover many similar topics and conditions in other rotations (e.g., Family Medicine), how you approach them in the ED is entirely different, in-person and on the exam. This study chart breaks up all the EM topics so that you have one resource to study from and will be able to properly recognize, diagnose, and treat while on rotation and as a future healthcare professional - also ace your Emergency Medicine exam.

A 75 year-old male presents to the ER with the following stroke findings: right-sided hemiparesis (face and hand more affected than leg), homonymous hemianopsia of the right half of both visual fields, and aphasia. Where is the location of his stroke? - MCA A 14 year-old patient, who fell on his outstretched hand, complains of pain along his entire arm. There is point tenderness and swelling over the midshaft of the radius. There is significant pain with limited flexion of the elbow joint. ...