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An Approach to Household Toxicological Emergencies in the Pediatric Patient
Patients with toxic ingestions most often will present to the emergency department as either a well-appearing patient with a known ingestion or as an ill-appearing patient with an unknown or suspected ingestion. This article will present the approach to both of these circumstances, discussing treatment and monitoring of specific overdoses as well as the initial approach to an ill child with a suspected overdose. The focus will be on common and accidental ingestions of toxins by pediatric patients.
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What’s the Buzz about Measuring Ovarian Reserve?
Investigators have attempted to develop screening tests to measure the term “ovarian reserve.” It is important for clinicians to understand the usefulness and limitations of these screening tests and to be able to interpret the results for themselves and their patients.
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Urinary and Bowel Symptoms in Women with Suspected Gynecological Malignancy
Pelvic floor disorders are common in women before surgery for suspected gynecological malignancy.
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Early Menopause and CVD Risk: A Call for HRT?
A meta-analysis suggests that early menopause increases the risk of cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality.
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Treatment and Prevention of Preeclampsia
A recent study suggested that sildenafil could temporarily stabilize patients with preeclampsia, while improving blood flow to and from the placenta.
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ACEP 16: The Large Challenge to Diagnose Small Patients
Recognizing symptoms in head injury is key to proper diagnosis and treatment. -
Belly Aches: Diagnosing Abdominal Illnesses in Pediatric Patients
Timely diagnosis and treatment are important.
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Alternatives to Opioids for Treating Acute Pain in the ED
Discussing some options for acute pain management
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Vasopressin as a Single Vasopressor Agent in Patients with Septic Shock
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What Influences ICU Admission?
High ICU utilization hospitals were more likely to use invasive procedures and incur higher costs than low ICU hospitals with no difference in mortality.