Cumulative Index: Volume 7, Numbers 1-12, Pages 1-96
June 1, 2001
Cumulative Index
Volume 7, Numbers 1-12, Pages 1-96 June 2000May 2001
A
abdominal injury, ultrasound, 8:57
acute coronary syndromes chest pain, 6:44 missed diagnosis, 1:1
acute lung injury, ventilator use, 3:19
acute myocardial infarction angioplasty, 4:28 atypical presentation, 6:45, 7:53 chest pain, 7:50, 12:89 ECG diagnosis, 9:66 left bundle-branch block, 7:50, 9:66 reperfusion, 4:28, 5:33 ST elevation, 12:89 thrombolysis, 4:28
acute respiratory distress syndrome, ventilator use, 3:19
admission criteria, hyperkalemia, 5:35
adverse effects, ephedra, 9:68
airway management, head injury, 11:83
analgesia comparison of drug delivery methods, 7:49 ketamine, 1:3 midazolam, 1:3
ancrod, ischemic stroke, 3:17
angioplasty, acute myocardial infarction, 4:28
antibiotic resistance, levofloxacin, 1:6
antibiotic therapy enteroinvasive diarrhea, 10:74 E. coli infection, 3:18 hemolytic-uremic syndrome, 3:18 pyelonephritis, 1:2
aortic injury, diagnostic imaging, 2:10
appendicitis, diagnostic imaging, 2:12
appetite suppressants, hemorrhagic stroke, 9:68
asthma, steroids, 5:34, 7:51
atypical presentation, acute myocardial infarction, 6:45, 7:53
B
benign positional vertigo, canalith repositional procedure, 6:42
C
canalith repositional procedure, benign positional vertigo, 6:42
carbon monoxide poisoning, diagnosis and treatment, 9:69
cardiac troponin-T, chest pain, 2:12
celecoxib, gastrointestinal ulcers, 6:41
cerebral edema, pediatric diabetic keto- acidosis, 11:81
cervical injury, decision rule, 4:26
chest pain acute coronary syndromes, 6:44 acute myocardial infarction, 7:50, 12:89 cardiac troponin-T, 2:12 left bundle-branch block, 7:50 myocardial infarction, 4:25 ST elevation, 12:89 trauma care, 9:65
clopidogrel, thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, 4:27
cocaine, coronary ischemia, 2:11
computed tomography head injury, 4:28 pediatric sedation, 6:43
continuous positive airway pressure, non-hypercapnic respiratory insufficiency, 8:58
coronary ischemia cocaine, 2:11 platelet activation, 2:11
croup, dexamethasone, 11:82
D
"date rape" drugs, sexual assault, 8:60
dexamethasone, croup, 11:82
diabetic ketoacidosis, cerebral edema, 11:81
diagnosis, acute coronary syndromes, 1:1
diagnostic imaging aortic injury, 2:10 appendicitis, 2:12
diarrhea, enteroinvasive, and antibiotics, 10:74
diazoxide, refractory sulfonylurea-induced hypoglycemia, 10:77
E
ECG diagnosis acute myocardial infarction, 9:66 left bundle-branch block, 9:66
E. coli infection antibiotic therapy, 3:18 hemolytic-uremic syndrome, 3:18
emergency department, overcrowding, 11:83
emergency management, pelvic ring injury, 3:20
emergency protocols, hepatitis C, 5:36
enoxaparin, thromboembolic disease, 12:91
enteroinvasive diarrhea, antibiotic therapy, 10:74
ephedra, adverse effects, 9:68
F
fluoroquinolones, infectious disease, 1:4
fomepizole, methanol poisoning, 12:90
foodborne illness, infectious disease, 11:84
G
gastrointestinal ulcers, celecoxib, 6:41
glucagon, refractory sulfonylurea-induced hypoglycemia, 10:77
glucose, refractory sulfonylurea-induced hypoglycemia, 10:77
H
head injury airway management, 11:83 computed tomography, 4:28
hemolytic-uremic syndrome antibiotic therapy, 3:18 E. coli infection, 3:18
hemorrhagic stroke appetite suppressants, 9:68 phenylpropanolamine, 9:68
heparin, thromboembolic disease, 12:91
hepatitis C, emergency protocols, 5:36
hyperkalemia, admission criteria, 5:35
hypoglycemia, refractory sulfonylurea-induced, 10:77
I
infectious disease fluoroquinolones, 1:4 foodborne illness, 11:84 rodent-borne illness, 11:84 tick-borne illness, 11:84
inferior glenohumeral dislocations, shoulder dislocations, 12:92
ischemic stroke, ancrod, 3:17
K
ketamine analgesia, 1:3 and midazolam, 1:3 sedation, 1:3
L
left bundle-branch block acute myocardial infarction, 7:50, 9:66 chest pain, 7:50 ECG diagnosis, 9:66
levofloxacin, antibiotic resistance, 1:6
lung injury, acute, 3:19
M
methanol poisoning, fomepizole, 12:90
midazolam analgesia, 1:3 and ketamine, 1:3 sedation, 1:3
missed diagnosis, acute coronary syndromes, 1:1
myocardial infarction, chest pain, 4:25
N
naloxone, opioid overdose, 8:60
nausea pregnancy, 2:9 prochlorperazine, 8:59 promethazine, 8:59
non-hypercapnic respiratory insufficiency, continuous positive airway pressure, 8:58
non-operative management, splenic trauma, 7:52
O
octreotide, refractory sulfonylurea-induced hypoglycemia, 10:77
opioid overdose, naloxone, 8:60
overcrowding, emergency department, 11:83
P
pelvic ring trauma, emergency management, 3:20
phenylpropanolamine, hemorrhagic stroke, 9:68
platelet activation, coronary ischemia, 2:11
posterior glenohumeral dislocations, shoulder dislocations, 12:92
pregnancy nausea, 2:9 vomiting, 2:9
prevalence, pulmonary embolus, 10:75
prochlorperazine nausea, 8:59 vomiting, 8:59
promethazine nausea, 8:59 vomiting, 8:59
pulmonary embolus, prevalence, 10:75
pyelonephritis, antibiotic therapy, 1:2
R
refractory sulfonylurea-induced hypoglycemia diazoxide, 10:77 glucagon, 10:77 glucose, 10:77 octreotide, 10:77
reperfusion, acute myocardial infarction, 4:28, 5:33
respiratory distress syndrome, 3:10
risk factors, transient ischemic attack, 10:73
rodent-borne illness, infectious disease, 11:84
S
sedation computed tomography, 6:43 ketamine, 1:3 midazolam, 1:3 pediatric, 6:43
sexual assault, "date rape" drugs, 8:60
shoulder dislocations inferior glenohumeral dislocations, 12:92 posterior glenohumeral dislocations, 12:92
splenic trauma, non-operative management, 7:52
ST elevation acute myocardial infarction, 12:89 chest pain, 12:89
steroids, asthma, 5:34, 7:51
T
thromboembolic disease enoxaparin, 12:91 heparin, 12:91
thrombolysis, acute myocardial infarction, 4:28
thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, clopidogrel, 4:27
tick-borne illness, infectious disease, 11:84
transient ischemic attack, risk factors, 10:73
trauma care, chest pain, 9:65
U
ultrasound, abdominal injury, 8:57
V
ventilator use acute lung injury, 3:19 acute respiratory distress syndrome, 3:19
vertigo, benign positional, 6:42
vomiting pregnancy, 2:9 prochlorperazine, 8:59 promethazine, 8:59