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ISBN 10: 1107627907 
ISBN 13: 9781107627901
Author: Yasuharu Okuda, Bret P Nelson

Fully up to date with recent research and practice, including the most recent AHA guidelines, this model resource for the practising emergency medicine resident allows for a case-based interactive approach to studying for the Oral Boards examination, while also providing an excellent introduction to the field. Featuring 126 cases derived from the Model of Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine, with an emphasis on EKGs, CT scans, X-rays and ultrasounds, it now includes diagnoses such as nursemaid’s elbow, multiple sepsis cases, the suicidal patient, and Cushing’s syndrome, as well as a chapter on the scoring of Oral Boards. Practising alone or with a partner, the reader can review critical actions and key clinical pearls for each case. The appendices contain high-yield information on subjects emphasised in the Oral Boards examination, such as pediatric, cardiovascular, traumatic, and toxicological disorders. This book truly allows the reader to feel actively immersed in the case.

 Emergency Medicine Oral Board Review Illustrated 2nd Table of contents:

Chapter 1 How to use this book
How to Use this Book
Oral Board Preparation
Working with a Partner
Examiner Instructions
Working Alone
Emergency Medicine Study Guide
Emergency Medicine Residents, Medical Students, Nurses, EMTs, PAS, and Other Providers
Sample Case
Case A: Back Pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Action
G. Secondary survey
H. Studies
I. Nurse
J. Action
K. Results
L. Reassess
M. Action
N. Nurse
O. Action
P. Reassess
Q. Diagnosis
R. Critical actions
S. Examiner instructions
T. Pearls
U. References
Sample Case Script
Chapter 2 EM medical decision making
Illness Scripts
Heuristics
Sick/Not Sick Paradigm
Age Heuristic
The ABCs Heuristic
Analytic Thinking
Shotgunning
Cognitive Checkpoint
Chapter 3 About the Oral Boards: The approach and practical tips
Practical Tips
The Approach
Chapter 4 About the Oral Boards: Format and scoring
Introduction
Structure of the Abem Oral Certification Examination
Structure of the Aobem Oral Examination
Oral Certification Examination Content
Scoring Rubric for the Abem Oral Certification Examination
Scoring the Abem Oral Certification Examination
Additional Notes
Conclusions
Cases
Case 1: Overdose
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Action
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 2: Vomiting infant
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 3: Altered mental status
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 4: Chest trauma
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 5: Abdominal pain and vomiting
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Nurse
I. Results
J. Action
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 6: Weak infant
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 7: Chest pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Results
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 8: Back pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Results
I. Action
J. Diagnosis
K. Critical actions
L. Examiner instructions
M. Pearls
N. References
Case 9: Leg swelling
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. Nurse
G. History
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Results
K. Nurse
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 10: Weakness
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Nurse
I. Action
J. Results
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 11: Eye pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Results
I. Action
J. Diagnosis
K. Critical actions
L. Examiner instructions
M. Pearls
N. References
Case 12: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Nurse
G. Secondary survey
H. Action
I. Results
J. Action
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 13: Ringing in the ears
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Nurse
I. Results
J. Action
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 14: Vomiting child
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Results
I. Action
J. Diagnosis
K. Critical actions
L. Examiner instructions
M. Pearls
N. References
Case 15: Snake bite
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Results
I. Actions
J. Diagnosis
K. Critical actions
L. Examiner instructions
M. Pearls
N. References
Case 16: Visual impairment
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Results
I. Action
J. Diagnosis
K. Critical actions
L. Examiner instructions
M. Pearls
N. References
Case 17: Syncope
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Status change
J. Primary survey
K. Action
L. Results
M. Action
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 18: Sore throat
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 19: Knee pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Nurse
I. Action
J. Diagnosis
K. Critical actions
L. Examiner instructions
M. Pearls
N. References
Case 20: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Nurse
G. Action
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Nurse
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 21: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 22: Cough
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Nurse
I. Results
J. Action
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 23: Flank pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 24: Weakness
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Further history
J. Action
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 25: Assault to face
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 26: Burn
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 27: Vomiting blood
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Results
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 28: Light-headedness
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Action
L. Results
M. Action
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 29: Shortness of breath
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Action
H. Secondary survey
I. Nurse
J. Action
K. Results
L. Nurse
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 30: Rash and fever
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Action
G. Secondary survey
H. Nurse
I. Results
J. Action
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 31: Weakness
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History:
F. Action
G. Secondary survey
H. Action
I. Results
J. Nurse
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 32: Abdominal pain and vomiting
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
H. Results
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 33: Chest pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 34: Seizure
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Action
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Results
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 35: Chest pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Action
K. Nurse
L. Results
M. Action
N. Action
O. Diagnosis
P. Critical actions
Q. Examiner instructions
R. Pearls
S. References
Case 36: Throat swelling
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Action
H. Nurse
I. Secondary survey
J. Action
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 37: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Action
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 38: Altered mental status
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 39: Rectal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Action
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 40: Vaginal bleeding
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Action
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 41: Agitation
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 42: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Action
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Imaging
K. Nurse
L. Results
M. Action
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 43: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Actions
I. Secondary survey
J. Action
K. Nurse
L. Results
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 44: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Action
I. Secondary survey
J. Action
K. Nurse
L. Results
M. Action
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 45: Altered mental status
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 46: Diarrhea
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Nurse
I. Results
J. Action
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 47: Seizure
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 48: Toothache
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Action
I. Nurse
J. Results
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 49: Penetrating chest trauma
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Action
L. Results
M. Action
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 50: Animal bite
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. History
F. Secondary survey
G. Action
H. Diagnosis
I. Critical actions
J. Examiner instructions
K. Pearls
L. References
Case 51: Abdominal pain: female
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Nurse
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 52: Headache
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 53: Pediatric fever
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Action
I. Nurse
J. Results
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 54: Back pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Action
I. Nurse
J. Results
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 55: Cardiac arrest
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Action
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 56: Knee pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Action
I. Nurse
J. Results
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 57: Rash
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 58: Sickle-cell disease
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 59: Headache
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Action
L. Nurse
M. Results
N. Action
O. Diagnosis
P. Critical actions
Q. Examiner instructions
R. Pearls
S. References
Case 60: Chest pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Results
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 61: Altered mental status
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Disposition
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 62: Headache
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 63: Altered mental status
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Nurse
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 64: Shortness of breath
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Action
I. Secondary survey
J. Action
K. Nurse
L. Results
M. Action
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 65: Shortness of breath
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 66: Flank pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 67: Seizure
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Nurse
I. Action
J. Results
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instruction
O. Clinical pearls
P. References
Case 68: Fever
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 69: Vomiting
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Results
K. Action
L. Nurse
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 70: Fever
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Actions
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 71: Palpitations
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Action
L. Nurse
M. Results
N. Action
O. Diagnosis
P. Critical actions
Q. Examiner instructions
R. Pearls
S. References
Case 72: Cough
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Nurse
I. Results
J. Action
K. Diagnosis
L. Critical actions
M. Examiner instructions
N. Pearls
O. References
Case 73: Drowning
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Nurse
I. Results
J. Action
K. Nurse
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 74: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Results
J. Action
K. Nurse
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 75: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action:
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 76: Shortness of breath
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Results
K. Nurse
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 77: Altered mental status
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. Nurse
G. History
H. Nurse
I. Secondary survey
J. Nurse
K. Action
L. Nurse
M. Results
N. Actions
O. Diagnosis
P. Critical actions
Q. Examiner instructions
R. Pearls
S. References
Case 78: Weakness
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 79: Pedestrian struck
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Nurse
J. Action
K. Nurse
L. Results
M. Action
N. Diagnosis
O. Critical actions
P. Examiner instructions
Q. Pearls
R. References
Case 80: Back pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 81: Altered mental status
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 82: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Secondary survey
H. Action
I. Nurse
J. Results
K. Action
L. Diagnosis
M. Critical actions
N. Examiner instructions
O. Pearls
P. References
Case 83: Abdominal pain
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs
C. What does the patient look like?
D. Primary survey
E. Action
F. History
G. Nurse
H. Secondary survey
I. Action
J. Nurse
K. Results
L. Action
M. Diagnosis
N. Critical actions
O. Examiner instructions
P. Pearls
Q. References
Case 84: Respiratory distress
A. Chief complaint
B. Vital signs

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