Experts discuss high dose nitroglycerin in SCAPE, REBOA indications, diverticulitis imaging, CRAO diagnostic errors, penicillin allergy myths, and how ED physician personality influences patient outcomes in this informative podcast.

Andrew Petrosoniak discusses the complexities of using vasopressors in trauma resuscitation. Megan Landes talks about implementing HIV PEP and PrEP in emergency settings, tackling challenges and risk assessments. Justin Morgenstern and George Kovacs delve into the PREOXI trial, shedding light on innovative pre-oxygenation techniques. Brit Long focuses on blast crisis management in leukemia patients, while Leah Flanagan and Liam Loughrey address the rising concerns of nitrous oxide toxicity in recreational users. A blend of critical insights awaits!

Cardiac arrest expert Dr Justin Morgenstern joins host Jeannette Wolfe to discuss sex and gender differences in CPR. They explore topics such as the disparity in CPR rates between men and women, the impact of the Me Too movement on CPR training, and the importance of creating safe spaces for conversations about this crucial topic. Their conversation highlights the need for better public relations, legal protection for bystanders who perform CPR, and further research on sex and gender differences in CPR.

Dr. Justin Morgenstern, an emergency physician and the mastermind behind www.First10EM.com, dives deep into the complexities of sepsis prediction. He questions the efficacy of traditional screening tools like qSOFA and MEWS, advocating for the critical role of clinical judgment. The conversation highlights notable findings from a study involving over 2,500 patients that challenges the need for immediate antibiotics. Morgenstern emphasizes the importance of reevaluating current practices to better enhance patient outcomes in emergency settings.

Dr. Justin Morgenstern, an expert in emergency medicine, discusses innovative strategies for managing massive hemorrhage in trauma care. He emphasizes the importance of clinical judgment in implementing massive transfusion protocols, arguing against rigid rules. The podcast delves into the roles of Fresh Frozen Plasma and whole blood therapies, critiquing traditional practices and advocating for more personalized treatment approaches. Discussion includes the significance of viscoelastic testing and laboratory-driven interventions to improve outcomes during critical situations.