OSCE | Pro | Circ | Emergency Pericardiocentesis

Examination | Neurology - Upper LimbSee 'Neurology - Lower Limb' for discussion of weakness differentials (Rosen's Ch.10).Credits: Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy, Talley & O'Connor's Clinical Examination

Examination | Neurological - Lower LimbCredits: Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy, Talley & O'Connor's Clinical Examination, Rosen's Chapter 10.

Approach | Hyperosmolar Hyperglycaemic State (HHS)Credits: Dunn's TEMM

Approach | Paediatrics | Petechiae + PurpuraCredits: RCH Petechiae + Purpura CPG

Approach | Trauma Preparation, Handover, ReceptionCredits: National Blood Authority (MTP), EMST

DDx | Toxicology MneumonicsCredits: unknown!

Approach | Paediatrics | SepsisCredit: RCH Sepsis Ax+Mx CPG

Procedures | Circulation | Emergency PericardiocentesisCredits: Roberts and Hedges’ Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care, 7th Edition (Chapter 16), Chiara De Carlini et al. (ESC 2017)

Management | Endocrinology | Diabetic KetoacidosisCredits: QLD DKA guideline, RCH DKA CPG, Dunns Emergency Medicine Manual.Correction: Moderate DKA - fluid deficit "approximately 7% (not 10%)"

Approach | AnaphylaxisCredit: ASCIA - Acute Management of Anaphylaxis