Based on the
CDEM curriculum, Crush Your Clerkship: EM Fundamentals by Ohio ACEP is a
comprehensive review of essential concepts for med students preparing for an EM
clerkship or EM exam.
Upon purchase, you will be able to watch the PowerPoint with
synched audio. You will also have the ability to take notes. The review is
divided into 21 lectures presented by Ohio ACEP renowned faculty: Dr. Paul de
Saint Victor, Dr. Martin Hellman, Dr. Fred Hustey, Dr. Nicholas Kman, Dr.
Natalie Lester, Dr. Joseph Martinez, Dr. Amal Mattu, Dr. Michael McCrea, Dr.
Michael Omori, Dr. Jerry Tasset and Dr. Sandra Werner.
The topics covered include:
Approach to Emergent
Patient Presentations
1.Abdominal pain
2.Altered mental status
3.Cardiac arrest
4.Chest pain
5.Gastrointestinal bleeding
6.Headache
7.Poisoning
8.Respiratory distress
9.Shock
10.Trauma
2.Altered mental status
3.Cardiac arrest
4.Chest pain
5.Gastrointestinal bleeding
6.Headache
7.Poisoning
8.Respiratory distress
9.Shock
10.Trauma
1.Cardiovascular – Abdominal aortic aneurysm;
Acute coronary syndrome; Acute heart failure; Aortic dissection; DVT/pulmonary
embolism
2.Endocrine/Electrolyte – Hyperglycemia; Hyperkalemia; Hypoglycemia; Thyroid storm
3.Environmental – Burns/smoke inhalation; Envenomation; Heat illness; Hypothermia; Drowning
4.Gastrointestinal – Appendicitis; Biliary disease; Bowel obstruction; Massive GI bleed; Mesenteric ischemia; Perforated viscous
5.Genito-urinary – Ectopic pregnancy; PID/TOA; Testicular/ovarian torsion
6.Neurologic – Acute stroke; Intracranial hemorrhage; Meningitis; Status epilepticus
7.Pulmonary – Asthma; COPD; Pneumonia; Pneumothorax
8.Psychiatric – Agitated patient; Suicidal thought/ideation
9.Sepsis
10.Pediatric Emergencies
© Ohio Chapter, American College of Emergency Physicians
2.Endocrine/Electrolyte – Hyperglycemia; Hyperkalemia; Hypoglycemia; Thyroid storm
3.Environmental – Burns/smoke inhalation; Envenomation; Heat illness; Hypothermia; Drowning
4.Gastrointestinal – Appendicitis; Biliary disease; Bowel obstruction; Massive GI bleed; Mesenteric ischemia; Perforated viscous
5.Genito-urinary – Ectopic pregnancy; PID/TOA; Testicular/ovarian torsion
6.Neurologic – Acute stroke; Intracranial hemorrhage; Meningitis; Status epilepticus
7.Pulmonary – Asthma; COPD; Pneumonia; Pneumothorax
8.Psychiatric – Agitated patient; Suicidal thought/ideation
9.Sepsis
10.Pediatric Emergencies
© Ohio Chapter, American College of Emergency Physicians