In this episode of PEM Currents, we’re sniffing out the facts on inhalant misuse. From glue to “galaxy gas,” nitrous oxide is leaving kids in a huff. We’ll explore its rise on social media, clinical signs, and strategies to clear the air in pediatric care.
Supracondylar fractures of the humerus occur after a fall onto an outstretched hand in children. Learn about the classification and management in this "Fracture Fridays" post.
Dr. Kit Carney and Dr. Kristen Humphrey discuss gun violence, its impact on our patients and their families, as well as practical tips on advocating for safe storage of firearms, and how we can support victims of violence.
Cindy Chang (one of our amazing Pediatric Emergency Medicine fellows) and I recently recorded an episode of the Cincinnati Children's podcast Young & Healthy where we discussed the concept and practice of first aid, CPR, AEDs, bleeding control as well as our work with one of our local school districts to teach grade schoolers and middle schoolers first aid techniques including how to apply a tourniquet.
hyperemesis syndrome (aka Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome). Learn about the presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of this surprisingly common malady.
This is the one non-medical post of the year. I can't seem to get my act together and get out to Hallmark to buy a card, so I have to settle for making a video. Happy Anniversary Kerri, I love you!
Name That Rash! Take 3.
FYI - Had to back down to a simple layout since I was having some issues with the formatting - hoping to have it sorted out soon. Sorry for any inconvenience. Annnnnnnd everything is fixed... ;-)
I won't claim to be producing podcasts on the level of Serial, but I do think that there is a definite role for short, focused, easily consumed education in Pediatric Emergency Medicine. This past year I released several podcasts that served to complement the content on the blog. You can see them all on iTunes, or listen to the individual [...]
