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Post-tonsillectomy bleeding

Hello, I would love to have episode about this. Major is obvious referral to OR-ENT But what about minor, what can we do in the ED, can we risk stratify them? Are there differences between children en adult?

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Atraumatic Neck Pain

1. Thanks for the Great Episode about Hypophosphatemia, really like the Pearl about Low specificity/diffuse nature of the Hypophosphatemia Symptoms but to know who you should suspect having this Electrolyte abnormality 2. i wanted to ask you if you could an Episode of atraumatic posterior neck Pain since it is a very Common complaint Thank you! Your Podcast is just amazing!

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Hypophosphatemia

I would Love to Listen to a hypophosphatemia episode. Today i encountered a patient and was impressed how deleterious effects this elektrolyte imbalance can have. Wasnt tought in medschool Greetings

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Abdominal pain or Adominal pain

Three ask me anything questions: 1. I've always been curious if Blake says the B after the A in abdominal pain 2. Is there a way to synchronize the audio during each pod because I've noticed the audio levels vary quite a bit and sometimes it's a bit hard to understand during drives in the car. 3. How can I get involved with pods or content creation? Would like to contribute as a new attending learning soooooo much about community medicine after training in an ivory tower :)

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Rapid Quiz #2 - Answers

1) ______________ related hypercalcemia is the leading cause of hypercalcemia in hospitalized patients. In addition to IV fluid boluses, with SEVERE hypercalcemia related to _______________, you need to give IV ________________ IMMEDIATELY. 2) Classically _____________[pick one, venous or arterial] hemorrhage accounts for 90% of bleeding from pelvic fractures, and _____________[pick one, venous or arterial] bleeding accounts for only 10%. Hemorrhage due to pelvic fracture remains a major cause of mortality and morbidity in trauma patients. 3) Wine and cheese toxicity from MAO inhibitors symptoms: temperature? Heart Rate? Blood pressure? Skin? Pupils? Mental status? Everyone knows high tyramine content foods (cheese, alcohol, dried meats) and MAO inhibitors don't mix, but do you know the overall toxidrome they present with?