Clinical Thinking in the ED 01

[@skeche]

really appreciate your videos, a wealth of knowledge.

[@olagornass]

Thank u soo much for the video I found it very helpful and opened my eyes I am family medicine resident. may i suggest that u do a video on consultation model for primary health care ?? or if u know any gd videos plz send me the link Much thanks you are a great teacher

[@mrnulliustestikleezeeastee7365]

I admire your work-esp. your lighthearted manner. One thing i think it might be important to note is that both cerebellar infarct and SAH are varieties of 'stroke'. I only offer this comment because one might become confused trying to work out why a bleed *in* the brain, in the case of the cerebellar infarct for instance, is not classified as stroke in the diagram. Just because it's not in the cerebrum doesn't what make it a different entity from 'stroke'. As for SAH? SAH is considered 'stroke' even though it occurs outside the parenchyma, because it was not traditionally thought to be traumatic in the sense that EDH and SDH are. I think this isn't too trivial, as it helps avoid confusion. Thanks!

[@oldblueday]

That's true. Thanks for the clarification.

[@sulaimansaid9381]

Nice What program are using to record this?Thanks

[@oldblueday]

+ali said : Vittle by @qrayon for iPad. I've used many, this one I like best because it is simple but has enough features to let me do what I like.

[@scottwieters]

Gold baby gold!!!

[@0311campbelljk]

Doc I am itching for one on ED triage and better placement.