Emergency Medicine Board Review

Drs. Campagne and Weichenthal are academic Emergency Medicine physicians who have worked at UCSF-Fresno combined for over 30 years. Dr. Campagne has special interests in Wilderness Medicine and orthopedics and lectures nationally on both topics. Dr. Weichenthal has special interest in Wellness, Wilderness Medicine and medical education and has published in all three areas.

• Chapter 1: Signs and SymptomsDanielle Holtz Chapter 2: Gastrointestinal EmergenciesSukhjit Dhillom, James McCue, Steven Riccoboni, and Caleb Sunde Chapter 3: Cardiovascular EmergenciesKurt Brueggeman, Seth Eidemiller, Michael Kukurza, Leann Mainis, and James McCue Chapter 4: Dermatologic EmergenciesFred Wu Chapter 5: Endocrine, Metabolic and Nutritional EmergenciesLily Hitchner Chapter 6: Environmental EmergenciesMichael A. Darracq Chapter 7: Dental, Head, Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat EmergenciesRene Ramirez and John Ramos Chapter 8: Hematology and Oncology EmergenciesJames McCue Chapter 9: Immunologic EmergenciesDeena Bengiamin and Jannifer Matos Chapter 10: Systemic Infectious DiseasesLeah Bauer, Carolyn Chooljian, and Whitney Johnson Chapter 11: Non Traumatic Musculoskeletal DisordersBrenna Derksen Chapter 12: Nervous System EmergenciesAmy Briggs and Brandon Chalfin Chapter 13: Obstetric and Gynecologic EmergenciesDeena Bengiamin and Miranda Lewis Chapter 14: Psychobehavioral DisordersShawn Hersevoort, Stephen Hurwitz, and Stephen Thornton Chapter 15: Renal and Genitourinary EmergenciesMichelle Storkan Chapter 16: Thoracic and Respiratory EmergenciesNelson Diamond, Janelle Lee, Vaishal Tolia, and Megan Tresenriter Chapter 17: Toxicologic EmergenciesDanielle Holtz, and Michael A. Darracq Chapter 18: Trauma and orthopedic EmergenciesDesiree Crane, Anjali Gupta, and Jordan Harp Chapter 19: Procedures and SkillsJanak Acharya, Rimon Bengiamin, Xian Le, Nicholas Gastelum, and Fernando Macias Chapter 20: EMS, Disaster Medicine, and Legal IssuesScott DeShields and Susan Woodmansee

This is a good review for any practicing emergency medicine provider. The material helped me keep up to date in general knowledge and I will continue to leave it in my backpack and review it when there are breaks at work.