ECG Teaching Cases
New case every 2 weeks diving into an interesting emergency cardiology topic!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 56 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 44 hours ago |
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She's Shaking; It Must be a Seizure!
“Hey, can I staff the patient in bed 12 with you? This one is a little strange.” You hear your intern ask the senior resident.
“Sure!” She says, “What’s going on with your patient?”
“Well. He’s a 95-year-old male coming in with a first-ti...
Too Much Caffeine? Is That Even Possible?
“HE SAID GIVE ESMOLOL!” you hear the intern shout and hear quick footsteps as he bounds down the hall to the resus bay.
“Esmolol! We need to give her Esmolol” he yells, completely out of breath.
“What. No. Ew,” the senior resident says to...
It’s How Long?!
“It’s happening again, go get the resident! NOW!”
You look up from your desk and hear commotion coming from the resuscitation bay. All of a sudden you see a nurse sprint over to one of the interns, urgently say something, gesture back at t...
Cheeky Mrs. Robinson Strikes Again
This email is slightly longer than my typical email, but this topic is a favorite of board exams, so we really tried to set you up for success as graduation nears!
Hey Mrs. Robinson! Good to see you again. I really appreciate you com...
The Tank isn't Empty, it Just has no Squeeze
“TRAUMA TEAM TO THE TRAUMA ROOM; TRAUMA TEAM TO THE TRAUMA ROOM” the hospital voice calls out
“Hey Shannon, what’s coming in?” you ask your charge nurse as you hustle over to the trauma bay and glove up.
“Well doc, it doesn’t sound great....
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Dr. Lloyd Tannenbaum, MD is the author of "EKG Teaching Rounds," a textbook designed to help students and residents master EKG interpretation.
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