Episode Chapters
- Mononucleosis15:34What Would I Do Next? | Headache & Eye Pain18:43Paper Chase #1 | Opioid Rx and Household Use4:27Excellence in the Physical Exam Series | The Throat13:22Elder Abuse19:31Paper Chase #2 | Accuracy of Bedside POC Testing3:22Anxiety17:16Abnormal Uterine Bleeding14:45Paper Chase #3 | Capsaicin for Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome4:07HemoptysisFree Chapter24:27Paper Chase #4 | ATB Rx in Pediatric UTI's4:46Not To Miss Foot Injuries18:41Paper Chase #5 | Broad vs Narrow-Spectrum ATB w Pediatric RTI's5:21The Summary13:30
Most causes of pharyngitis are viral in nature. Even with all Centor criteria met (fever, lymphadenopathy, exudative tonsillitis, absence of cough) it's ~50/50 for strep pharyngitis. There are several post strep pharyngitis complications that should remain on your differential for an ill appearing patient including Epiglottitis, Peritonsillar abscess, Retropharyngeal abscess.
Hacking Up A Lung Full episode audio for MD edition 176:04 min - 83 MB - M4AHippo Urgent Care RAP - April 2018 Written Summary 365 KB - PDF