Read Rosen & Barkin's 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult Online
Authors: Jeffrey J. Schaider,Adam Z. Barkin,Roger M. Barkin,Philip Shayne,Richard E. Wolfe,Stephen R. Hayden,Peter Rosen
Tags: #Medical, #Emergency Medicine
pediatric, 880–881
Pneumothorax, 224, 882–883
diagnosis, 882
imaging, 882
treatment, 882–883
Poisoning, 884–885
acetaminophen, 20–21
alcohol, 42–43
amphetamine, 54–55
anticholinergic, 74–75
antidepressant, 76–77
antidotes, 886–889
arsenic, 88–89
barbiturates, 126
bath salts–synthetic cathinones, 132
benzodiazepine, 136–137
beta-blocker, 138–139
calcium channel blocker, 172–173
carbamazepine, 176–177
carbon monoxide, 178–179
chemical weapons, 222–223
cocaine, 244–245
cyanide, 278–279
digoxin, 322–323
ethylene glycol, 394–395
gastric decontamination, 890–891
GHB, 458–459
hallucinogen, 480–481
hydrocarbon, 550–551
hypoglycemic agent, 586–587
iron, 618–619
isoniazid, 626–627
isopropanol, 627–628
lead, 648–649
lithium, 658–659
marine species, 680–681
MDMA, 686–687
mercury, 698–699
methanol, 704–705
monoamine oxidase inhibitor, 712–713
mushroom, 726–727
neuroleptic, 758–759
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory, 762–763
opiate, 768–769
organophosphate, 774–775
phencyclidine, 856–857
phenytoin, 858–859
plant, 870–871
salicylate, 998–999
snake, 1046–1047
sympathomimetic, 1096–1097
theophylline, 1124–1125
toluene, 1140–1141
toxidromes, 892–893
tricyclic antidepressant, 1164–1165
Polio, 894–895
Polycythemia, 896–897
Polymyositis, 304–305
Polyneuropathy, 898–899
diagnosis, 898–899
epidemiology, 898
treatment, 899
Polyuria, 306, 588
Pontine hemorrhage, 612
“Porcelain gallbladder,” 234
Positional vestibular syndrome (PVS), 335
Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injury, 636–637
Postpartum endometritis (PPE), 902–903
complications of, 902
diagnosis, 902–903
risk factors for, 902
treatment, 903
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH), 900–901
definition, 900
diagnosis, 900
risk factors, 900
treatment, 900–901
Postpartum infection, 902–903
Postpartum preeclampsia, 904
Postpoliomyelitis syndrome, 894–895
Post-traumatic diplopia, 324–325
Potassium excretion.
See
Hyperkalemia
PPE.
See
Postpartum endometritis (PPE)
PPH.
See
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH)
Pralidoxime toxicity, 889
Prasugrel, 964
Preeclampsia, 904–905
Pregnancy
trauma in, 906–907
uncomplicated, 908–909
vaginal bleeding in, 1194, 1196–1197
Pregnancy-related thrombocytopenia, 1129
Priapism, 910–911
Prickly heat, 572
Primary hyperparathyroidism, 558
Primary teeth, 300
Procedural sedation, 912–913
Progesterone, placental, 909
Prolapse, rectal, 952–953
Prostatic abscess, 914
Prostatitis, 914–915
Protamine toxicity, 889
Proteinuria, 500–501
Proximal phalangeal fractures, 1130
Pruritus, 916–917
Pseudodementia, 296
Pseudodiverticula, 332
Pseudohyperkalemia, 562
Pseudohyponatremia, 590
Pseudohypoparathyroidism, 592
Pseudomembranous candidiasis, 174–175
Pseudotumor cerebri, 918–919
diagnosis, 918
mechanisms, 918
treatment, 919
Psoriasis, 920–921, 1010
diagnosis, 920
genetics, 920
treatment, 921
Psoriasis vulgaris, 920
Psychiatric commitment, 922–923
Psychogenic amnesia, 1155
Psychosis
acute, 924–925
medical
vs.
psychiatric, 926–927
PTH.
See
Parathyroid hormone (PTH)
PTV.
See
Percutaneous translaryngeal ventilation (PTV)
Pulmonary barotrauma (PBT), 128
Pulmonary contusion, 928–929
diagnosis, 928
imaging, 928
pathophysiology, 928
treatment, 928–929
Pulmonary edema, 930–931
diagnosis, 930–931
epidemiology, 930
imaging, 930–931
New York Heart Association classification, 930
treatment, 931
Pulmonary embolism, 224, 932–933
diagnosis, 932–933
imaging, 932–933
risk factors, 932
treatment, 933
Purpura, 934–935
Henoch–Schönlein, 514–515
idiopathic thrombocytopenic, 598–599
Pustular psoriasis, 920
Putamen hemorrhage, 612
PVS.
See
Positional vestibular syndrome (PVS)
Pyelonephritis, 936–937
diagnosis, 936–937
imaging, 936
treatment, 937
Pyelonephritis, PPE and, 902
Pyelonephritis, urinary tract, 1186–1187
Pyloric stenosis, 156, 938–939
diagnosis, 938–939
imaging, 938
treatment, 939
Pyomyositis, 14
Pyridoxine toxicity, 889
Pyrrolizidine alkaloids, 870–871
Q
Q fever, as biologic weapon, 140–141
QT syndrome, prolonged, 940–941
diagnosis, 940
genetics, 940
risk factors, 940
treatment, 941
R
Rabies, 942–943
diagnosis, 942–943
epidemiology, 942
pathophysiology, 942
treatment, 943
Radial head fracture, 360–361
Radial head subluxation, 360–361
Radiation burns, 168–169
Radiation injury, 944–945
Ramsay Hunt syndrome, 134
Rashes, 946–947
diagnosis, 946–947
diaper, 314–315
erythematous, 946
papulosquamous, 946, 948
pediatric, 948–949
with RMSF, 990
with rubella, 994
with syphilis, 1104
treatment, 947
Rat bite, 144–145
Rat-bite fever (RBF), 144–145
Rat bite wound, 144–145
Rattlesnake antivenin toxicity, 889
RBF.
See
Rat-bite fever (RBF)
Reactive arthritis, 950–951
diagnosis, 950
treatment, 951
Rectal chancre, 1104
Rectal foreign body, 432–433
diagnosis, 432
treatment, 432–433
Rectal Organ Injury Scale, 432
Rectal prolapse, 952–953
diagnosis, 952
treatment, 952–953
types of, 952
Rectal trauma, 954–955
Red eye, 956–957
diagnosis, 956
treatment, 956–957
Reiter’s syndrome.
See
Reactive arthritis
Renal artery thrombosis, 960
Renal calculus, 958–959
Renal failure, 960–961
Renal injury, 962–963
diagnosis, 962–963
grades of, 962
imaging, 962
treatment, 963
Renal tubular acidosis, 22
Renal vein thrombosis, 960
Reperfusion therapy
cardiac, 964–965
cerebral, 966–967
Replantation, after traumatic amputation, 56–57
Respiratory acidosis, 22
Respiratory alkalosis, 46
Respiratory distress, 968–969
diagnosis, 968–969
imaging, 968
treatment, 969
Respiratory failure, pediatric resuscitation and, 972
Restrictive cardiomyopathy, 190
Resuscitation
neonate, 970–971
pediatric, 972–973
Retinal artery occlusion central, 208–209
Retinal detachment, 974–975
diagnosis, 974–975
treatment, 975
types of, 974
Retinal hemorrhage, 18, 210
Retinal vein occlusion, central, 210–211
Retro-orbital hematoma, 976–977
Retropharyngeal abscess, 978–979
diagnosis, 978–979
imaging, 978
treatment, 979
Reye syndrome, 610, 980–981
cinical staging of, 980
diagnosis, 980
treatment, 981
Rhabdomyolysis, 982–983
diagnosis, 982–983
epidemiology, 982
pathophysiology, 982
risk factors, 982
treatment, 983
Rhegmatogenous retinal detachments (RRD), 974
Rheumatic fever, 984–985
Rheumatoid arthritis, 100–101
diagnosis, 100
imaging, 100
treatment, 101
Rheumatoid tenosynovitis, 1118
Rhinocerebral mucormycosis, 1035
Rhinosinusitis, 1034–1035
Rhodanese, 278
Rhus dermatitis, 262–263
Rib fracture, 986–987
diagnosis, 986
imaging, 986
treatment, 987
Ricin, 140–141
Right bundle branch block (RBBB), 166–167
Right-sided heart failure, 256
RMSF.
See
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF)
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF), 935, 990–991
Rolando fracture, 1130
Romano–Ward syndrome, 940
Rosacea, 1010
Roseola, 992–993
RRD.
See
Rhegmatogenous retinal detachments (RRD)
Rubella, 994–995
S
Sacral fracture, 996–997
Salicylate poisoning, 998–999
diagnosis, 998
treatment, 999
Salmonella
diarrhea from, 318
g
astroenteritis from, 450–451
Salter–Harris type fractures, 424–425
Sarcoidosis, 1000–1001
diagnosis, 1000–1001
imaging, 1001
treatment, 1001
SBP.
See
Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP)
Scabies, 1002–1003
diagnosis, 1002
epidemiology, 1002
treatment, 1003
Scaphoid fractures, 196, 1004–1005
classification, 1004
diagnosis, 1004
imaging, 1004
treatment, 1004–1005
Scarlet fever, 994, 1072
with toxic shock syndrome, 1148
SCD.
See
Sickle cell disease (SCD)
SC emphysema, 876
SCFE.
See
Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE)
Schizoaffective disorder, in bipolar disorder, 142
Schizophrenia, 1006–1007
diagnosis, 1006
perinatal risk factors, 1006
phases of, 1006
treatment, 1006–1007
Sciatica, 1008–1009
Sciatica, back pain from, 122–123
SCIWORA.
See
Spinal cord injury without radiographic abnormality (SCIWORA)
Sclerosis, multiple, 720–721
Scorpion sting, 1080–1081
Seat belt injury, thoracic spine, 1062–1063
Seatbelt syndrome, 1042
Seborrheic dermatitis, 1010–1011
diagnosis, 1010
treatment, 1011
Seborrheic diaper dermatitis, 314–315
Secondary bacterial peritonitis, 104
Secondary pneumomediastinum, 876–877
Second-degree atrioventricular block, 118–119
Sedation, procedural, 912–913
Sedative–hypnotics toxidrome, 892
Seizures, 893
adult, 1012–1013
febrile, 1014–1015
generalized, 1012
partial, 1012
pediatric, 1016–1017
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor poisoning, 76
Sepsis, 1018–1019
diagnosis, 1018–1019
imaging, 1018
neonatal, 750–751
septic shock with, 1018
treatment, 1019
Septic abortion, 12
PPE and, 902
Septic arthritis, 102–103
diagnosis, 102–103
and meningococcemia, 696
risk factors, 102
treatment, 103
Septic pelvic thrombophlebitis, PPE and, 902
Septic shock, 1026–1027
Serotonin syndrome (SS), 712–713, 892
diagnosis, 1020–1021
drug-induced, 1020–1021
epidemiology, 1020
imaging, 1020
treatment, 1021
Serum sickness, 1022–1023
Sexual abuse, elder, 16
Sexual assault, 1024–1025
Sexually transmitted disease (STD), 1162–1163
Shigella
diarrhea from, 318
g
astroenteritis from, 450–451
Shock, 1026–1027
categories of, 1026
diagnosis, 1026–1027
septic, with sepsis, 1018
treatment, 1027
Shoe dermatitis, 262–263
Shoulder dislocation, 1028–1029
SIADH.
See
Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH)
SIADH secretion, 1100–1101
definition, 1100
diagnosis, 1100–1101
treatment, 1101
Sickle cell disease (SCD), 1032–1033
diagnosis, 1032–1033
pregnancy and, 1032
treatment, 1033
Sick sinus syndrome, 1030–1031
diagnosis, 1030
mechanism, 1030
treatment, 1030–1031
SIDS.
See
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)
Sigmoid volvulus, 1228–1229
Sinusitis, 1034–1035
classification, 1034
diagnosis, 1034–1035
imaging, 1034
pathophysiology, 1034
treatment, 1035
Sinus tachycardia, 1108–1109
SIRS.
See
Systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS)
SJS.
See
Stevens–Johnson syndrome (SJS)
Skin cancer, 1036–1037
diagnosis, 1036–1037
imaging, 1037
treatment, 1037
Skin/soft tissue abscess
diagnosis, 14
treatment, 14–15
SLE.
See
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)
Sleep apnea, 1038
classification, 1038
diagnosis, 1038
imaging, 1038
treatment, 1038–1039
Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), 1040–1041
diagnosis, 1040
imaging, 1040
treatment, 1041
Slit ventricle syndrome, 1214–1215
SLUDGEBAM syndrome, 222
Small-bowel injury, 1042–1043