EMCrit 429 – RUSH 2.0 – The I-RUSH and CRUSH Exams
In this episode, Scott Weingart introduces the RUSH Exam 2.0, also known as the iRUSH. Moving beyond its original role for the crashing patient, this updated protocol provides a st...
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In this episode, Scott Weingart introduces the RUSH Exam 2.0, also known as the iRUSH. Moving beyond its original role for the crashing patient, this updated protocol provides a st...
EMCrit RACC-Lit Review for July 2026 This month: • Does prehospital whole blood actually improve outcomes? • Can DSD damage your defibrillator? • Go big or go home for adenosine &...
In this episode of EMCrit, Dr. Sarah Crager joins me to break down down-and-dirty bedside shock management, moving beyond simple blood pressure targets to a dynamic "shifting gears...
Today, Trina & I take listener CV-EMCrit ?s EMCrit Project by Scott Weingart, MD FCCM.
Dr. Cho Espinosa—surgical intensivist, OB-GYN, and flight doc—joins me to overhaul how we handle catastrophic post-partum hemorrhage. Moving past standard ivory-tower guidelines, S...
I dive deep into member-submitted airway nightmares, breaking down how to manage petrified "airway concrete" and high-risk hypoxemia. Learn how to apply the CHOP criteria, avoid ph...
The YEARS protocol has gained popularity as a straightforward approach to identify a subset of patients undergoing a workup for suspected pulmonary embolism (PE) who are at suffici...
Pediatric emergencies are challenging. The Critical Kids series provides summaries of hot-off-the-press guidelines and evidence to support your decisions at the bedside. Today we c...
In our previous post, we explored some of the more nuanced considerations when interpreting Bayesian analyses. In Part 2, we’ll apply those concepts to a recently published Bayesia...
What's the evidence behind premedication for contrast reactions? This post from Kevin Molyneux and Jenny Beck-Esmay breaks down the myths. The post Premedication to Prevent Contra...
Another MC-RCT just dropped on catheter-directed tPA for intermediate-high risk PE patients. It’s overall pretty similar to the HI-PEITHO trial (previously discussed here). I doubt...
I break down the distinction between institutional competence and operator-level systems competence for High-Acuity, Low-Occurrence (HALO) emergency procedures. The episode discuss...
Rory and Jerry Hoffman host the inaugural episode of a new podcast EMCrit Project by Rory Spiegel.
It seems like every few years, someone tests whether further risk stratification in patients following a negative workup for acute coronary syndrome (ACS) provides a clinically mea...
Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in. -Michael Corleone A new meta-analysis by Liu et al. was just published in Frontiers in Medicine, comparing balanced crystalloid...
Imagine, for a moment, that targeted temperature management (TTM), the standard of care in post cardiac arrest management for more than two decades, was built on a false premise fr...
Journal Feed covers prehospital whole blood, crying infants, and sodium bicarbonate for in-hospital cardiac arrest. The post Journal Feed Wrap-Up appeared first on emDocs.
Given the history of bad faith shenanigans undertaken by Roche to hide the borderline efficacy of oseltamivir in an effort to maximize profits, the results of REMAP-CAP should come...
Is HFNC as effective as NIV in reducing respiratory rate and improving respiratory distress within 2 hours in ACPE? The post SPICE III Trial: Does Early Dexmedetomidine Improve Sur...
Is there any moderate or high-level evidence that SEP-1 compliance and/or implementation is associated with improvement in sepsis mortality? The post Effect of Sepsis Bundle (SEP-1...
The chloride saga continues... EMCrit Project by Rory Spiegel.
As glorious as direct laryngoscopy was, it's time to transition to hyperangulated videolaryngoscopy as the mainstay of intubation among critically ill patients. There are a few rea...
Category: Critical Care Nursing Other positive-pressure ventilation regional injuries include: Pericardium (pneumopericardium), subcutaneous tissue (subcutaneous emphysema), pleura...
Shift Pearls returns with disposition of the ED patient with heart failure exacerbation. The post Shift Pearls: Acute Heart Failure Exacerbation Disposition appeared first on emDo...
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