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*Right-sided heart failure and complications | *Right-sided heart failure and complications | ||
*Nephrolithiasis - time frame for when patient needs to follow up with urology (next day, within week, within 2 weeks, etc). Nephrolithiasis with concurrent UTI (septic) with or without stent in place - indications when urology should come emergently (in middle of night) verses urgently (in clinic or see patient the next morning after admission). [Done Fernandez on 8/7/16...also updated WikEM page on this topic] | *Nephrolithiasis - time frame for when patient needs to follow up with urology (next day, within week, within 2 weeks, etc). Nephrolithiasis with concurrent UTI (septic) with or without stent in place - indications when urology should come emergently (in middle of night) verses urgently (in clinic or see patient the next morning after admission). [Done Fernandez on 8/7/16...also updated WikEM page on this topic] | ||
*Pediatric plain films of | *Pediatric plain films of extremities. | ||
*Review management of atrial fibrillation (MTP vs. diltiazem): http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25913166 | |||
Revision as of 23:56, 30 August 2016
Teaching Rounds Topics
- Status epilepticus
- Right-sided heart failure and complications
- Nephrolithiasis - time frame for when patient needs to follow up with urology (next day, within week, within 2 weeks, etc). Nephrolithiasis with concurrent UTI (septic) with or without stent in place - indications when urology should come emergently (in middle of night) verses urgently (in clinic or see patient the next morning after admission). [Done Fernandez on 8/7/16...also updated WikEM page on this topic]
- Pediatric plain films of extremities.
- Review management of atrial fibrillation (MTP vs. diltiazem): http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25913166