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
Bartter syndrome, hypokalemia in, 588
Basal cell carcinoma (BCC), 1036–1037
Bath salts–synthetic cathinones poisoning, 132–133
diagnosis, 132
epidemiology, 132
treatment, 133
BED.
See
Binge eating disorder (BED)
Bee sting, 1078–1079
Bell’s palsy, 134–135
diagnosis, 134
treatment, 135
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), 640–641, 1220–1221
Bennett fracture, 1130
Benzodiazepine poisoning, 136–137, 886
diagnosis, 136
treatment, 136–137
Benztropine (cogentin) poisoning, 886
Beta-blocker
in acute coronary syndrome, 32–33
effects of, 138
poisoning, 138–139
Bicipital tendinopathy, 1116–1117
Bicycle spoke injury, 1134
Bifascicular block, 166–167
Biliary sludge, 234
Binge eating disorder (BED), 350–351
Binocular diplopia, 324–325
Biologic weapons, 140–141
diagnosis, 140–141
treatment, 141
Bipolar disorder, 142–143
diagnosis, 142
hypomania in, 142
mania in, 142
mixed mood in, 142
schizoaffective disorder in, 142
treatment, 143
Bite
animal, 144–145
cat, 14, 144–145
dog, 14, 144–145
rat, 144–145
human, 146–147
occlusional, 146
spider, 1048–1051
tick, 1136–1137
Bite mark significance, 1046
Black widow spider, 1048–1049
Black widow spider antivenin poisoning, 886
Bladder contusion, 148
Bladder injury, 148–149
classification, 148
diagnosis, 148
imaging, 148
mechanism of, 148
treatment, 149
Blepharitis, 1010
treatment, 1011
Blow-out fracture, 150–151
diagnosis, 150
imaging, 150
ocular injuries, 150
orbital floor, 150–151
treatment, 150–151
Blunt abdominal trauma, 246
Blunt injury, diaphragmatic trauma for, 316
Body packers, cocaine, 244–245
Body stuffers, cocaine, 244–245
Boerhaave syndrome, 152–153
diagnosis, 152
treatment, 153
Bone marrow transplant rejection, 1158–1159
Bony injuries, elbow, 360
Borrelia burgdorferi,
732
Botulin antitoxin trivalent poisoning, 886
Botulinum toxin, 140–141
Botulism, 154–155
adult intestinal toxemia, 154
diagnosis, 154–155
food-borne, 154
iatrogenic, 154
treatment, 155
wound, 154–155
Bowel obstruction, 156–157
diagnosis, 156–157
imaging, 156–157
large, 156–157
small, 156–157
treatment, 157
BPPV.
See
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)
Brachial plexus compression, 1172–1173
Bradyarrhythmias, 158–159
diagnosis, 158
treatment, 158–159
Bradycardia, 892
Bradypnea, 893
Braxton Hicks contraction, 638
Breast abscess, 14
β
1
-receptors, 138
Bronchiolitis, 160–161
diagnosis, 160
imaging, 160
treatment, 160–161
Bronchitis, 162–163
diagnosis, 162
treatment, 163
Brown recluse spider, 1050–1051
Brown-Séquard syndrome, 1052
Brucellosis, as biologic weapon, 140–141
Brugada syndrome, 164–165
diagnosis, 164
treatment, 165
B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP), in cardiac testing, 184
Buccal cellulitis, 206
treatment, 207
Buccolingual crisis, 348
Bulimia nervosa (BN), 350–351
Bullous impetigo, 604, 1072
Bullous varicella, 1072
Bundle branch blocks, 166–167
complete, 166
diagnosis, 166
incomplete, 166
treatment, 167
Buried bumper syndrome, 408
Burns, 168–169
chemical, 168–169
classification of, 168
corneal, 268–269
diagnosis, 168
electrical, 168–169
friction, 168–169
from lightning injuries, 656
2nd-degree, 168
radiation, 168–169
3rd-degree, 168
1st-degree, 168
4th-degree, 168
thermal, 168–169
treatment, 168–169
Bursitis, 170–171
crystal deposition, 170
diagnosis, 170
nonseptic, 170
septic, 170–171
treatment, 170–171
Burst fracture
cervical spine, 1054–1055
lumbar spine, 1060–1061
thoracic spine, 1062–1063
C
Calcaneus fractures, foot, 422–423
Calcific tendonitis, 1116–1117
Calcium channel blocker poisoning, 172–173
diagnosis, 172
effects of, 172
treatment, 172–173
Calcium EDTA toxicity, 886
Calcium oxalate crystals, 870–871
Calcium toxicity, 886
Campylobacter
diarrhea from, 318
g
astroenteritis from, 450–451
CA-MRSA.
See
Community-acquired MRSA (CA-MRSA)
Candidiasis
atrophic, 174–175
hyperplastic, 174–175
oral, 174–175
pseudomembranous, 174–175
CAP.
See
Community acquired pneumonia (CAP)
Carbamazepine poisoning, 176–177
diagnosis, 176
treatment, 177
Carbon monoxide poisoning, 178–179
diagnosis, 178
treatment, 178–179
Carbuncle, 14
Cardiac arrest, 180–181
ACLS guidelines, 180–181
diagnosis, 180
treatment, 180–181
Cardiac catheterization, 79
Cardiac Na
+
channel, 164
Cardiac pacemakers, 182–183
Cardiac pacing, 182
Cardiac reperfusion therapy, 964–965
Cardiac sequelae, acute, 632
Cardiac testing, 184–185
Cardiac transplantation.
See Transplant rejection
complications, 186–187
pregnancy after, 186
rejection, 186
Cardiac transplant rejection, 1158–1159
Cardioactive steroids, 870–871
Cardiogenic shock, 188–189
diagnosis, 188–189
imaging, 188
treatment, 189
Cardiomyopathy, 190–191
arrhythmogenic right ventricular, 190
dilated, 190
hypertrophic, 190, 192–193
peripartum, 194–195
Cardiopulmonary injuries, 656
Carditis, 984
Carotid sinus syncope, 1098–1099
Carpal fractures, 196–197
diagnosis, 196
treatment, 196–197
Carpal tunnel, 198
Carpal tunnel syndrome, 198
diagnosis, 198–199
treatment, 199
Cat bite, 14, 144–145
Cat bite wound, 144–145
Cathartics, 890
Catscratch disease (CSD), 144–145
Cauda equina syndrome, 200–201
diagnosis, 200
risk factors, 200
treatment, 201
Caudate hemorrhage, 612
Caustic ingestion, 202–203
diagnosis, 202
treatment, 203
Cavernous sinus thrombosis, 204–205
anatomy, 204
diagnosis, 204
imaging, 204
pathophysiology, 204
treatment, 205
Cecal volvulus, 1228–1229
Cellular (blood cell) hyperviscosity, 578
Cellulitis, 206–207
buccal, 206
diagnosis, 206
facial, 206
imaging, 206
perianal, 206
periorbital, 206
treatment, 207
Central cord syndrome, 1052
Central retinal artery occlusion, 208–209
diagnosis, 208
treatment, 209
Central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO), 210–211
diagnosis, 210
treatment, 210
Central vertigo, 1220–1221
Cerebellar ataxia, 1202
Cerebellar hemorrhage, 612
Cerebral aneurysm, 212–213
diagnosis, 212
treatment, 212–213
Cerebral edema, 308–309
risk factors for, 308
treatment, 309
Cerebral reperfusion therapy, 966–967
Cerebral vascular accident, 214–215
diagnosis, 214
treatment, 214–215
Cerebritis, 1202
Cerebrovascular accident (CVA), 966–967, 1032–1033
Cervical adenitis, 216–217
diagnosis, 216–217
imaging, 216
treatment, 217
Cervical cord syndrome, 1054–1055
Cervical lymphadenitis, 666–667
Cervical nerve root compression, 198
Cervical spine injury
adult, 1054–1055
pediatric, 1056–1057
Cesarean section, emergency, 218–219
CEW.
See
Conducted energy weapons (CEW)
CFTR.
See
Cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR)
Chalazion, 542–543
Chancre, 1104
Chancroid, 220–221
diagnosis, 220
giant, 220
treatment, 221
Chemical burns, 168–169
Chemical weapons poisoning, 222–223
diagnosis, 222–223
treatment, 223
Chest pain, 224–225
diagnosis, 224–225
treatment, 225
Chest trauma
blunt, 226–227
penetrating, 228–229
Chest wall pain, 224–225
Chickenpox, 1202–1203
Cholangitis, 230–231
diagnosis, 230
imaging, 230
treatment, 231
Cholecystitis, 232–233
acalculous, 232
acute calculous, 232
diagnosis, 232
imaging, 232
treatment, 233
Choledocholithiasis, 234
Cholelithiasis, 234–235
diagnosis, 234–235
imaging, 234
treatment, 235
Cholera, as biologic weapon, 140–141
Cholesterol stones, 234
Cholinergic toxidrome, 892
Chorea, 984
Chronic fatigue syndrome, 404
Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDM), 898
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), 652–653
Chronic mesenteric ischemia, 700–701
Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML), 652–653
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), 236–237
diagnosis, 236
GOLD guidelines, 236
risk factors, 236
treatment, 237
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS), 914
Chronic vestibular syndrome (CVS), 335
Churg–Strauss syndrome, with vasculitis, 1206
CIDM.
See
Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDM)
Cirrhosis, 238–239
diagnosis, 238–239
treatment, 239
Clavicle fracture, 240–241
classification, 240
diagnosis, 240
mechanism, 240
treatment, 240–241
Clenched-fist injuries (CFIs), 146–147
CLL.
See
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)
Clopidogrel, 964
Clostridium difficile,
diarrhea from, 318
Clostridium tetani, 1122
Clouding of consciousness, 248
CML.
See
Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML)
Coagulopathy, 382
Coagulopathy, in subdural hematoma, 1088
Coagulopathy reversal, 242–243
diagnosis, 242
epidemiology, 242
treatment, 242–243
Coalescent mastoiditis, 684–685
Cocaine poisoning, 244–245
diagnosis, 244
imaging, 244
treatment, 244–245
Coccyx fracture, spine injury with, 1058–1059
Colon trauma, 246–247
diagnosis, 246
imaging, 246
treatment, 247
Colovesical fistula, 1184–1185
Coma, 248–249
deep, 248
diagnosis, 248–249
Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) scoring, 248
light, 248
myxedema, 596–597
pregnancy and, 248
treatment, 249
Community-acquired MRSA (CA-MRSA), 716–717
Community acquired pneumonia (CAP), 878
Compartment syndrome, 250–251, 398, 438
diagnosis, 250
with tibial/fibular shaft fracture, 1134
treatment, 251
Complete abortion, 12
treatment, 13
Complete bundle branch block, 166–167
Complete cord syndrome, 1052
Compression fracture, thoracic spine, 1062–1063
Conducted energy weapons (CEW), 1110–1111
Condyloma lata, 1104
Congenital heart disease
acyanotic, 252–253
diagnosis, 252
treatment, 253
cyanotic, 254–255
diagnosis, 254–255
treatment, 255
Congenital methemoglobinemia, 706–707
Congenital rubella syndrome (CRS), 994–995
Congenital toxoplasmosis, 1150–1151
Congestive heart failure, 256–257
diagnosis, 256–257
imaging, 256
treatment, 257
Conjugated (direct) hyperbilirubinemia, 630
Conjunctivitis, 258–259
diagnosis, 258
treatment, 258–259
Constipation, 260–261
diagnosis, 260–261
Rome criteria, 260
treatment, 261
Constricting band removal, 988–989
Contact dermatitis, 262–263, 1010
diagnosis, 262
irritant diaper, 314–315
treatment, 263
COPD.
See
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Coral snake antivenin poisoning, 887
Corneal abrasion, 266–267
diagnosis, 266
treatment, 266–267
Corneal burn, 268–269
diagnosis, 268
treatment, 269
Corneal foreign body, 270–271
diagnosis, 270
treatment, 270–271
Coronary artery aneurysms, in Kawasaki disease, 632
Coronary artery disease
atrioventricular block from, 118
chest pain and, 224
Coronary vasospasm, 28–29
diagnosis, 28
treatment, 29
Cor pulmonale, 264–265