Clinical Accuracy in Emergency Settings

This chapter explores the importance of using appropriately sized blood pressure cuffs to ensure accurate measurements in clinical practice, particularly in emergency departments. It discusses the complexities of diagnosing pulmonary embolism and critiques various methodologies, emphasizing the value of clinician judgment. Additionally, it covers the administration of intravenous medications in emergencies, highlighting the balance between speed and safety, as well as the need for evidence-based practices.