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- WikEM
WikEM, The Global Emergency Medicine Wiki, is the world's largest and most popular emergency medicine open-access reference resource Our highly acclaimed content is freely available via the internet and our dedicated mobile applications
- Emergency medicine resources (main) - WikEM
Background This is a list of external emergency medicine content Internet Emergency Medicine Clinical Resources Online Emergency Medicine Blogs Medical Calculators Emergency Medicine Podcasts Smart Phone Emergency Medicine Phone Apps Offline Emergency Medicine Books Emergency Medicine Journals Organizations and Conferences Emergency Medicine Organizations Emergency medicine conferences and
- Portal:Categories - WikEM
Tropical Medicine (58 pages) Urology (81 pages) Ultrasound (38 pages) Vascular (64 pages) Other Categories Board Review (5 pages) Documentation (16 pages) EM Resources (330 pages) Evidence Based Questions (127 pages) Global Emergency Medicine Curriculum (28 pages) Institution-Specific (246 pages) WikEM (33 pages) See Also All Site Categories
- Pneumonia (main) - WikEM
Definition: infection of lung parenchyma Most common infectious cause of death in the United States; >1 5 million adults hospitalized annually for CAP [1] Up to 50% of cases have no pathogen identified even with extensive workup [1] Empirically classified based upon location risk factors Pneumonia Empiric Categories The term "health care-associated pneumonia" (HCAP) is no longer used [2] It
- Diabetic ketoacidosis - WikEM
This page is for adult patients For pediatric patients, see: diabetic ketoacidosis (peds) Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is a life-threatening hyperglycemic emergency characterized by hyperglycemia (or euglycemia in ~10%), metabolic acidosis, and ketonemia Hospital admissions for DKA have increased substantially over the past decade [1] Patients in DKA are almost always K⁺ depleted despite
- MDM for different chief complaints - WikEM
This page is for adult patients For pediatric patients, see: MDM for different chief complaints (peds)
- MDM for different chief complaints (peds) - WikEM
This page is for pediatric patients For adult patients, see: MDM for different chief complaints
- Gout and pseudogout - WikEM
Tophaceous gout affecting the right great toe and finger interphalangeal joints Note the asymmetrical swelling and yellow-white discoloration
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