Episode Chapters
- Rice Rice Baby20:26WDIDN: Hemoccult18:48Paper Chase #1: Oral Steroids Don’t Help Young Children With Wheezing4:19Cannabis Roundtable: Part 115:52Cannabis Roundtable: Part 210:16Paper Chase #2: Lyme Screening & Bell’s Palsy in Endemic Regions3:44MigraineFree Chapter30:14Pediatric Tips23:21Paper Chase #3: Steroids Seem to Shorten Duration of Sore Throat3:20Droperidol is back: Can we use it in the UC?14:11Paper Chase #4: Physical Therapy is the Right Prescription for Sciatica3:23Syncope: What to worry about21:54Excellence in PE: Back Pain18:08Paper Chase #5: A Second Look at Fluoroquinolones’ Effect on the Aorta5:07Mailbag14:15
Urgent Care Rap February 2021 Written Summary 474 KB - PDF
Matt M., 6234414 - February 14, 2021 7:01 AM
This will definitely have me possibly revamp our formulary with a focus on migraine treatment. I am a medical director for 2 clinics - we have zofran, phenergan, benadryl and toradol...we do not have compazine, reglan, narcs, or...of course...droperidol. So my standard approach to the run-of-the-mill migraine patient is ondansetron for N/V, toradol IM, tylenol PO. That is pretty much it. With the info on droperidol, I am definitely going to research that, and very likely try to add it. I guess one question I have is, if we also added compazine, can we pretty much ditch the phenergan since we have zofran. I am thinking yes...need to also research that...but , what is your opinion? Matt Mullen
Mike W., MD - February 14, 2021 12:19 PM
Compazine is great to use and will also functions as an anti emetic - I have had amazing success w it for the HA cessation also!
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