Always good to revise the basics. This article looks at predictors of severe intracranial injury in adults with minor head trauma. It is from the "Rational Clinical Examination" series in JAMA which I highly recommend. Click below to download.

Here's a nice easy case for you:

A middle-aged woman with a PMHx of HTN and smoking arrived with chief complaint of substernal crushing chest pain for 8 hours, getting worse.

​Please click on the link to test your skills!

Guys it has been a few weeks since skills day, so I suggest you revise the technique for placing central venous lines under ultrasound guidance.

​Here is a great video showing you how.

Do you believe you can't interpret the ST segment for ischemia with LBBB? Or it's easy and possible? Check out this case, again courtesy of Dr. Smith's ECG blog.