Hosted by Yaron Ivan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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PEM Rules is a dedicated Pediatric Emergency Medicine Podcast designed to help students, residents, physicians and anyone who takes care of children in the acute setting.Find out more and www.pemrules.comContents does not constitute medical advice
Yaron Ivan hosts PEM Rules, a health show with 100 episodes published.
Sometimes the H&P is clouded (for whatever reason) that is a good time to get some objective data (easier said than done) why I think of what other doctors will do and why it is important to plan with the nurse.
The newborn with a new onset (some kind of) metabolic disease is a rare event in the Pediatric ER. Add that to the fact that there are so many different types of diseases with so much basic science to remember and you go
Your demeanor often sets the stage of the encounter which is why it is important to have the opposite one of the patients (usually). How to empower parents to be "doctor like" and why it is important to relate to the car
Hematological emergencies though uncommon can be a significant problem and is something we should all be familiar with. That is why I asked Dr. Kenneth Bujold (previous intern of mine) to come on the show and tell us how
In this new (not so new anymore) segment of PEM Rules Dr. Jay Fisher, who has been practicing PEM since 1992 came back to discuss an interesting case of something we don't see very often in the Peds ER and NEVER want to
Despite working in a very busy Pediatric Emergency Department, Urological emergencies are not too common and often those patients challenge us. That is why I invited Dr. Jessica Casey whom I sometimes consult from the Pe
Good rule for physical exam, why seeing patients in fast track is so important (as a trainee or an attending) and what I think of blood pressure in pediatric patients.
It is not often that I see a child with possible rheumatologic disease in the pediatric ER. What to ask, what to check for and what labs to order are always important things to think about. That is why I asked Dr. Robert
What should your next step be if your screening tests are negative. How worried should you be about child abuse in the setting of a femur fracture and when to pay attention to the exceptions. Here is the link to the stud
ENT related illness are very high on the list of conditions I treat from the mild AOM or Strep Pharyngitis and beyond. That is why I asked Dr. Jeremy Prager to come on PEM Rules and discuss some common ENT related proble
Why is it important to leave your shift with NO unresolved issues. How to advance your education and be your own best advocate and what is an important questions on any afebrile (or febrile) child.
Listen to the discussion I had with EM physician Dr. Patricia Capone and PEM physician Delia Gold from Nationwide children's Hospital about the field of Pediatric EM and what advice we, PEM specialists, have for the medi
We heavily relay on radiologists these days so why not helping them out and making it easy for them to help you? What to be aware of when you are ordering tests on your patients and a bit about X ray views.
Probably one of the most important (and most challenging) situation in PEM is how do we identify the child with none accidental trauma among the see of true / innocent accidental injuries. That is why I asked Toni Laskey
Sometimes it is worth going the extra mile in order to (maybe) prevent the next ED visit. Always try to take the Chief Complaint seriously though it is not always as easy as it sounds and why it is important to validate
Trauma is often scary and small children may be intimidating. Admitting to this is a good first step. In this Episode Dr. Nir Samuel and I talk about how to fall on our feet, get better about treating injured children (o
Dr. Jay Fisher is back on PEM Rules to discuss his experience with Bacterial Meningitis, a rare (and terrible) condition that is high on my list of "I Never Want to Miss It". Here are the articles Jay discussed: Referenc
As a PEM physician I am fairly good (and confident) about intubating children and passing that ET tube beyond the vocal cords. Managing the vent, however is a whole different ballgame. That is why I asked Jared to come a
Many PEM physicians I meet have some rules of their own or interesting interpretations of my PEM Rules. Here are some of Carla Laos's (a PEM Physician and medical director in Las Vegas) rules she uses in her practice.
As a leader it is important to take responsibility for anything that happened "under your watch". Yes, you can check many things but do you actually need to? And what should you think about when you initiate treatment wi
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