Emergency Medicine (EM) Residency

All identifying info is left out and patient details have been changed in order to protect anonymity. This blog is a fictional blog. These kinds of cases occur in Emergency Departments across the nation but the cases and details here have been changed. This blog started out to document my journey through medical school and now I continue to document my life as a resident physician in EM in a story like fictional style. I am however an actual resident in EM.

Sunday, October 31, 2010

A Drunk Pilot?

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Right now I’m working several overnight shifts, so I work from like 10:00 at night until 7:00 the next morning roughly.  Sometimes it’s 9:00...
Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Another ED shift, Intubations, Lacerations,

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I had another shift at the community emergency department in the urban setting.  This morning I worked early morning until, I guess, kind of...
Monday, October 25, 2010

Emergency medicine in an urban community emergency department

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I have started a new rotation! I am working at an Emergency Department in a community / urban setting. Today my Emergency medicine shift...
Monday, October 11, 2010

On Call Postpartum Hemorrhage management

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The other night I was on call overnight and had an amazingly busy, scary, enlightening and highly educational night. I should have known ...
Sunday, September 26, 2010

Babies babies everywhere NSVD and a nuchal chord

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I had my first night of call on the OB/GYN service the other day. I actually had a blast. I covered the MBU  (Mother Baby Unit) and Triage a...
Tuesday, September 21, 2010

OB/GYN as an Emergency Medicine Doctor

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I started a new rotation this week. I am on OB/Gyn. Many ask why do you have to do an OB/Gyn rotation / training as an EM resident? Well, we...
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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Radiology, Fractures and the ER

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I have heard people say, "The ER doctors missed my broken arm (fill in whatever bone you want, like nose, finger, ribs, etc) on the Xra...
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