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Blueprints Clinical Cases in Emergency Medicine Second Edition offers third and fourthyear medical students valuable preparation for clerkships and the USMLE Steps 2 and 3 The book features 60 clinical cases 10 new to this edition and 50 revised and updated from the first edition Each case consists of a clinical vignette followed by thought questions and discussion and ends with a questionandanswer review and a listing of suggested additional reading A questionandanswer section at the end of the book contains 100 USMLEformat multiplechoice questions and detailed answer explanations. Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Barbados. barbados. Small island (21mi x 14 mi; 167 sq. . mi) located in the Lesser Antilles of the . Caribbean. Capital City is Bridgetown. Population . of 285, 000 . Official language . Rudi-Ann Graham, PGY-1, . Pediatrics. Case Scenario 1. A 16 year old female with known history of major depression, is brought to the emergency room by her parents, after having sudden onset of abdominal pain and vomiting. She admits to intentional ingestion of approximately 50 Pre-natal vitamin tablets, 3 hours prior to presentation. On arrival, her vital signs are BP 102/66, P 105, RR 24, Oxygen Saturations 99%, and T 38. 3˚. Weight 55kg. She is awake and alert, but diaphoretic, with moderate epigastric tenderness on palpation. Heart sounds are normal, and lungs are clear to auscultation. Which of the following are the most important initial investigations to obtain for this patient:. AbstractEmergency medicine is a rapidly evolving discipline encompassing almost all other branches of medicine This broad spectrum encourages physicians to improve themselves in a speci25c area becaus Professional Emergency Physicians . EM Fellowship Director. AAFP Position. 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