#FOAMed Review 24th Edition
Michael Macias
Welcome to the twenty-fourth edition of the #FOAMed Review! The idea of the FOAMed review is to give you a digestible selection of reliable content from the online EM/CC world that you can fit into your busy weekly schedule. Each review will include highlights from the highest yield blog, podcast, video and web sources around. Over a year's span we will be sure to include topics from all core EM content areas...even the ones that may not be the coolest. Check out our indexing section #FOAMED REVIEW which allows you to view previous weekly reviews by edition or by selecting from CORD curriculum categories.
Onto the FOAMed.
AIRWAY CHECKLISTS [VIDEO]: Another great SMACC Gold talk debating the utility of airway checklists. You will be entertained I guarantee.
THE "SKI LIFT" TECHNIQUE [VIDEO]: If you perform procedural ultrasound, this i a brief, must-see video on a technique to improve your dynamic ultrasound guidance by Jason Nomura at Takeokun.
LESS IS MORE [BLOG]: Ryan Radecki discusses the new JAMA article on BLS versus ALS for OHCA and turns out that less is more.
HIP REDUCTION [PODCAST]: The 'Captain Morgan' technique (I did not make up this name) for hip dislocation reduction from Al Sacchetti. He makes it look so easy.
MORE FOAMED.
CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS
PEDIATRIC CARDIOGENIC SHOCK [BLOG]: You may be an expert at managing the crashing heart failure patient, but what about the little one with a faulty ticker? Learn more about cardiogenic shock in pediatric patients at EM Docs.
HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS
ANTICOAGULATION [PODCAST]: FOAMcast with a fresh new podcast discussing a previous post from EM Nerd on the lack of evidence for dual anti-platelet therapy in ACS, as well as a core-content review of anticoagulation.
TOXICOLOGIC DISORDERS
PALYTOXIN [BLOG]: If you like reading about sodium channel toxins and/or bad things that happen to patients when they eat seafood then this is the right post for you. Great, quick read on palytoxin, at The Poison Review.
RENAL DiSORDERS
PRESERVING RENAL FUNCTION IN THE CRITICALLY ILL [BLOG]: It's time to think about the kidneys for a few minutes and review a few posts on renal-oriented resuscitation from Pulm Crit:
