MedLectures--Emergency Medicine Lectures

Hymenopterm Envenomenation—Joe Lex, M.D. Temple University Hospital	Abdominal Pain, Laboratory Testing, Pearls and Pitfalls--Joe Lex, M.D. Temple University
The Adult Patient With Constipation--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital	GI Bleeding—David Riley, M.D., St. Luke’s Roosevelt
Types of Shock—Paris Lovett, M.D.	Accidental Hypothermia—Francois Dufrense, M.D. McGill Emergency Medicine
Multiple Sclerosis—Saadia Akhtar, M.D. Beth Israel Medical Center	Neurologic Emergencies—David Riley, M.D. St. Luke’s Roosevelt
Neurological Emergencies—Patrick M. O’Saughnessy D.O., Beth Israel Medical Center	Seizure Disorders—Abraham Berger, M.D. Beth Israel Medical Center
Adrenal Insufficiency--Matt Flannigan, D.O., Spectrum Health (view only)	Stroke--Greg Cuculino
Bell's Palsy--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital	Dimers and Spirals--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital
FDA-Watch Dog Without a Bite--Joe LEx, M.D., Temple University Hospital	Four Recent Drugs, Should We Use Them in the ED?--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital
Is It Safe To Use Cephalosporins?--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital	Ten Common Complaints in the ED--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital
Ten Drugs That Have Really Made a Difference--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital	Vital Signs--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital
Who Was Ringer?--Joe Lex, M.D., Temple University Hospital

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