YouTube link Measles and chickenpox are often confused despite having significant differences in symptoms, severity, and treatment options. We break down the key distinctions between these two infectious diseases, highlighting why measles is significantly more dangerous and why vaccination remains critical for public health. • Measles starts on head and neck, spreads downward through the body • Measles is highly contagious with an R0 of 18, spreading through respiratory droplets • Patients a...
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YouTube link Measles and chickenpox are often confused despite having significant differences in symptoms, severity, and treatment options. We break down the key distinctions between these two infectious diseases, highlighting why measles is significantly more dangerous and why vaccination remains critical for public health. • Measles starts on head and neck, spreads downward through the body • Measles is highly contagious with an R0 of 18, spreading through respiratory droplets • Patients a...
YouTube link Measles and chickenpox are often confused despite having significant differences in symptoms, severity, and treatment options. We break down the key distinctions between these two infectious diseases, highlighting why measles is significantly more dangerous and why vaccination remains critical for public health. • Measles starts on head and neck, spreads downward through the body • Measles is highly contagious with an R0 of 18, spreading through respiratory droplets • Patients a...
YouTube Link Pediatric emergency medicine is highlighted through a detailed discussion on torus fractures, their management, and the implications for treatment approaches. Ilene Claudius provides valuable insights into pediatric care, emphasizing the importance of community feedback and ongoing education for healthcare professionals. • Ilene Claudius is our expert • Overview of torus fractures and typical causes related to childhood injuries • New evidence on treating torus fract...
Mel presents a case of weakness. Don't read on or you will get the spoiler. YouTube Link Eaton-Lambert syndrome presents a unique clinical challenge, especially when linked to underlying malignancies. In this episode, we delve into the connections between muscle weakness, potential cancer diagnoses, and the importance of early recognition in enhancing patient care. • Case study of a 60-year-old man with muscle weakness highlights critical symptoms • Discussion of differential di...
Ok - this is a simple one - a great talk with a link to YouTube - we need your feedback. Go watch the lecture and give you you feedback here on on the YouTube channel please :). Feedback can also go to: mel@emrap.org YouTube Link here
This episode explores the intersections of emergency medicine and media representation, highlighting the successes of 'The Pit' and the new Invictus board review initiative. We discuss the importance of medical accuracy in shows, the decline in board exam scores, and the vital role of ongoing education. • Effect of 'The Pitt' on public perception of emergency medicine• Collaboration between medical experts and writers for accuracy• Discussion on the real stories behind emergency care• In...
Discover the secrets behind mastering medical board exams with Mac Brown, a core faculty member at John Peter Smith Emergency Department. We promise you'll come away with innovative strategies that maximize your limited study time without sacrificing your well-being. Mac introduces his unique "candle making method," a study technique that focuses on building a solid foundation through consistent, small study sessions tailored to your individual learning style. Whether you're a fan of podcasts...
Mel covers more pearls about Guillain-Barre syndrome. Treatment, 20 second count test, LP findings, differential and more. YouTube link:https://youtu.be/VLOEchmw4dY
This will be a short series - you need to know the "foils" go back and listen to the Billy Mallon lecture on how to take the test. We are going to cover the foils so you can CRUSH the exam.Invictus Review is coming in the new year and is based on CorePendium from the people at EM:RAP!
This is a classic lecture by Billy Mallon. How to prepare for exams but MORE importantly how to understand multiple choice questions and the all important foils. This is NOT to be missed content from the master of the game himself.
In this episode Mel reviews the positional pain of pericarditis, the leads you DON'T get ST segment elevation and a few more pearls. Invictus Reviews coming soon, next year :) YouTube video: https://youtube.com/shorts/F8UxCCvo4GoIn the meantime check our our EM and UC education at EMRAP.org
Mel Herbert introduces the new coming soon Invictus Reviews board review platform. More than just another board review course this is a living breathing ongoing project that you will all want to be part of. From the people that brought you EM:RAP, CorePendium, UCMax and some of the most transformative programs in all of medicine.
YouTube link Measles and chickenpox are often confused despite having significant differences in symptoms, severity, and treatment options. We break down the key distinctions between these two infectious diseases, highlighting why measles is significantly more dangerous and why vaccination remains critical for public health. • Measles starts on head and neck, spreads downward through the body • Measles is highly contagious with an R0 of 18, spreading through respiratory droplets • Patients a...
