Bridge to EM (2nd edition): Week 5

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Course Credit: 8 hours

Below are the Monday through Friday reading and listening lists for week 5 in the Bridge to Emergency Medicine curriculum. The ECG assessment course will be a separate quiz covering the entire 8 week’s worth of ECG learning. The end-of-week assessment quiz includes multiple choice questions, as well as submitting a list of things you learned and are grateful for this week.

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Week 5 Learning Curriculum

ResourceMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
EM:RAP C3
Episode
Neurological
TIA
Neurological
Syncope
Pediatrics
Neonatal/Infant Fever
Cardiovascular
Atrial Fibrillation
ID
HIV/AIDS
Blog/Podcast
Resource 1
Pediatrics/ID
ALiEM: Febrile Infant
Pediatrics/Trauma
EM Cases: Physical Abuse
Cardiovascular
CanadiEM: Heart Failure Pearls with ALiEM Card
Pediatrics ID
PEM Playbook: Pediatric Urinary Tract Infection with ALiEM Card
GI/GU
C3: Minor Stable GI Bleed
Blog/Podcast
Resource 2
GI/GU
EM Ottawa: Priapism;
LITFL Video
GI/GU
EMDocs: Acute Urinary Retention
Cardiovascular
EMDocs: Oral Anticoagulants with ALiEM Card
Orthopedics
ALiEM: Elderly Hip Fracture;
ALiEM Card on Hip Injuries
Radiology and ECGsECG Wave Maven: Cases 44, 225LITFL
• US Case 12
• LITFL: Metabolic Mayhem (ECG)
POCUS Skills: Core Ultrasound: Lung Basics & B-lines with ALiEM Card;
ECG: LITFL: Activate or Wait? Case 5
LITFL
• CT Case 55
• US Case 54
LITFL
• Abdominal CT Basics: Acute Appendicitis
• Xray Interpretation Series (Lesson 7: Diffuse Lung Process)

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Full Bridge to EM Curriculum

The entire 8-week curriculum for Bridge to EM can be viewed on ALiEM.

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