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Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
1d ago
The chest x-ray shows pneumomediastinum. There are vertical streaks of air in the superior mediastinum travelling towards base of the ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
1d ago
The chest x-ray shows cardiomegaly & Oreo Cookie sign. The chest x-ray of this paediatric patient shows a massive cardiomegaly ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
1d ago
20 year-year-old man brought to ED after a car accident. His blood pressure was 80/41 and he was unconscious. His ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
6d ago
From the archive Answers: Question 1 PH = 7.236, that is moderate acidaemia HCO3 = 12.5 mmol/L. So we ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
6d ago
This chest x-ray is from an adult patient with chest pain. What can be seen? Answer will be posted later ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
6d ago
44 year old man presented to ED with fatigue and weakness. His blood gases showed the following: PH = 7.236 ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
1w ago
Answers: PH = 7.15, that is severe acidaemia HCO3 = 6.5 mmol/L, so we have metabolic acidosis. Since we have ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
1w ago
Simulation report 4/4/24, In situ sim ED JHC Hi everyone, Thank you so much for participating and helping ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
1w ago
The following ECG is from a 23-year-old male who presents following a syncopal episode with diaphoresis and hypotension. Describe and ..read more
Emergucate | Emergency Medicine Bite-Sized Basics
2w ago
The lumbar spine x-rays are from an adult with back pain following high speed MVA. What can be noticed? Answer ..read more