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• Research Forum Educational Program 2011

  • ·Research Forum Educational Program 2011

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• Index of Presenters

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• Research Forum Abstracts

  • ·1 Biomarker Prediction of 14-Day Mortality in Emergency Department Patients Presenting With the Symptom of Acute Shortness of Breath

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    R.M. Nowak, F. Peacock, S. DiSomma, S.X. Neath, C. Mueller, O. Hartman, C. Hogan, N. Morgenthaler, S.D. Anker, A. Maisel

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  • ·2 Evaluation of Mid-Regional Pro-Adrenomedullin, Mid-Regional Pro-atrial Natriuretic Peptide, and Procalcitonin for the Diagnosis and Risk Stratification of Emergency Department Patients With Dyspnea

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    O. Cinar, E. Cevik, A. Acar, C. Kaya, S. Ardic, B. Comert, M. Yokusoglu, C. Bilgi, T. Madsen

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  • ·3 Point-of-Care Beta-Hydroxybutyrate Testing for Assessing Diabetic Ketoacidosis Severity Prior to Treatment in the Emergency Department

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    S. Arora, M.A. Probst, C. Agy, M. Menchine

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  • ·4 The Usefulness of Bedside Ultrasonography for Acute Epiglottitis in Emergency Department: Preliminary Study

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    D. Ko, J. You, Y. Chung, Y. Park, I. Park

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  • ·5 Sickle Cell Disease in the Emergency Department, Predictors of Adverse Outcomes: A Prospective Cohort Study

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    A. Al-Reesi, I. Stiell, G. Wells, A. Tinmouth, N. Al-Zadjali, A. Al-Shibli, A. Al-Balushi

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  • ·6 Prognostic Accuracy of Pulmonary Embolism Rule-out Criteria: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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    D. Agarwal, B. Singh, A. Parsiak, A. Surana, S. Chandra

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  • ·7 Skipping Lines: Predicting Unattempted Thoracic Central Venous Catheterization in Septic Patients Eligible for Early Goal-Directed Therapy

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    D.R. Vinson, D.W. Ballard, M.D. Stevenson, M.E. Reed, A.S. Rauchwerger, U.K. Chettipally, S.R. Offerman

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  • ·8 Does Chest CT Detect Clinically Significant Injuries Missed on Chest X-Rays in Blunt Trauma Patients?

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    B. Kea, R. Gamarallage, H. Vairamuthu, G. Prager, J. Fortman, G.W. Hendey, R.M. Rodriguez

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  • ·9 Decreased Alpha-1 Glycoprotein Acid Related to Mortality of Septic Patients in the Emergency Department

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    R.B. Sousa, F.O. Souto, R.R. Lobo, P.R. Mendonça, R. Memoria Junior, F. Spiller, F.d. Cunha, A. Pazin-Filho

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  • ·10 Clinical Decision Rules to Improve the Detection of Adverse Drug Events in Emergency Department Patients

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    C.M. Hohl, E. Yu, G.S. Hunte, J.R. Brubacher, F. Hosseini, C.P. Argent, W.W. Chan, M.O. Wiens, S. Sheps, J. Singer

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  • ·11 Is Ambulance Diversion Associated With Increased Mortality for Emergency Department Patients Who Are Admitted?

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    R.Y. Hsia, S.M. Asch, R.E. Weiss, D. Zingmond, L. Liang, W. Han, H. McCreath, B.C. Sun

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  • ·12 Development of a Real-Time Patient Satisfaction Survey for Emergency Departments

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    J. Green, A. Schwartz, S. Anand, A. Wilkis, M. Denny, P. Glynn, R. Gerkin

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  • ·13 Quality Improvement Strategies and the Link to Performance on Percutaneous Intervention for Acute Myocardial Infarction

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    M. McHugh, R. Kang, J. Restuccia, A. Cohen, R. Hasnain-Wynia

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  • ·14 Cranial CT Use for Minor Head Trauma in Children Is Associated With Race/Ethnicity

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    J.E. Natale, J.G. Joseph, A.J. Rogers, P. Mahajan, D. Wisner, M.L. Miskin, J.D. Hoyle, S.M. Atabaki, P.S. Dayan, J.F. Holmes, N. Kuppermann

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  • ·15 Ultrasound Detection of Long Bone Fractures in Pediatric Emergency Department Patients

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    I. Barata, R. Spencer, C. Raio, M. Ward, A. Sama

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  • ·16 ^EMFPrimary Parental Language Is Associated With Potential Medication Safety Risks After Discharge From the Pediatric Emergency Department

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    M.E. Samuels-Kalow, A.M. Stack, S.C. Porter

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  • ·17 Temporal Artery Thermometry Use Is Incompatible With the ACEP Clinical Practice Guideline on Fever in Children <36 Months

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    R.J. Hoffman

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  • ·18 ^EMFThe Development of the Brief Confusion Assessment Method for Older Emergency Department Patients

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    J. Han, A. Wilson, A. Shintani, J. Schnelle, K. Miller, R. Dittus, A. Storrow, E.W. Ely

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  • ·19 Jolt Accentuation of Headache: Sensitive Enough for Pleocytosis to Rule-Out Need for a Lumbar Puncture in Diagnosing Meningitis?

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    J.H. Nakao, F. Jafri, D. Newman, P. Homel

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  • ·20 Efficacy of High-Flow Oxygen Therapy in All Types of Headache: A Prospective, Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trial

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    B. Ozkurt, O. Cinar, E. Cevik, A. Acar, D. Arslan, E. Eyi, O. Oz, T. Madsen

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  • ·21 Aggressive Blood Pressure Control in Intracranial Hemorrhage: The ABC ICH Trial

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    H.A. Sloas, Y. Chathampally, R. Malkani, N. Sangha

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  • ·22 Incidence and Risk Factors of Post-Rewarming “Rebound Hyperthermia” in Cardiac Arrest Patients Undergoing Therapeutic Hypothermia

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    K. Wolf, S. Winters, E. Seif, S. Kettinger, J.S. Jones

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  • ·23 Emergency Physician Knowledge and Practice Habits When Evaluating Youth Sports-Related Concussion in the Emergency Department

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    K. Buchanan, D.E. Slattery, K. Klauer

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  • ·24 Optic Nerve Sheath Diameter Changes on Ascent to High Altitude

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    G.S. Lipman, N. Kanaan, B. Constance, P. Holck, E. Grimm, G. Jeffrey, S. Williams

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  • ·25 ^EMFA Comparison of Phase II Approaches for a Therapy Potentially Efficacious in Multiple Stroke Syndromes

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    H. Kwok, R.J. Lewis

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  • ·26 ^EMFOut-of-Hospital Intubation in Moderate to Severe Head Injury Is Associated With Worse Outcomes

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    J.A. Vogel, T. Hurtado, R.L. Syyny, M. Liao, A. Eberhardt, C. Gravitz, J.S. Haukoos

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  • ·27 Patients Prefer Boarding in Inpatient Hallways: Correlation With the National Emergency Department Overcrowding Score (NEDOCS)

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    J. Richards, R. Derlet, M. Notash, P. Sokolove, G. Ozery, E. Panacek

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  • ·28 The Effect of Crowding on the Workload and the Perception of Workload in a Community Emergency Department

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    S.M. Schneider, K. Coles, E. Rantanen, R.J. Fairbanks

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  • ·29 Boarding Inpatients in the Emergency Department Increases Discharged Patient Length of Stay

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    B.A. White, P.D. Biddinger, C. Yuchiao, B. Greene, S. Carignan, D.F. Brown

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  • ·30 Reducing Length of Stay for Discharged Patients During Peak Weekday Times in the Emergency Department

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    J. Dubin, H. Blumenthal, D. Roseman

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  • ·31 Physician Assistants' Productivity in a High-Acuity Emergency Department

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    K. Hamden, M. Silberman, D. Jeanmonod, R. Jeanmonod

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  • ·32 Just Give It Some Time: Emergency Department Staff's Attitudes Towards Computerized Physician Order Entry at Five and Seventeen Months

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    A. Bastani, B. Shaqiri, T. Thomas, R. Walch, D. Bonanno, W. Anderson

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  • ·33 Physician and Nurse Perceptions of Non-Urgent Communication in the Emergency Department

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    S.R. Morgan, M. Kawar, S. Rahman, J.S. Gatewood, R.J. Fairbanks

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  • ·34 Lack of Sex Disparity in Cardiovascular Testing After Coronary CTA

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    C.T. Ginty, A. Chang, A.C. Matsuura, K.M. Walsh, J. Le, C. Decker, M. Green, J.E. Hollander

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  • ·35 Comparison of Cardiac Risk Scores in Emergency Department Patients With Potential Acute Coronary Syndrome

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    B. Lee, A. Chang, A.C. Matsuura, S. Marcoon, J.E. Hollander

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  • ·36 Concomitant Measurement of Copeptin and High Sensitivity Troponin for Fast and Reliable Rule Out of Acute Myocardial Infarction

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    Y. Freund, C. Chenevier-Gobeaux, F. Leumani, B. Doumenc, Y. Claessens, C. Cosson, B. Riou, P. Ray

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  • ·37 Variability of Emergency Physicians' Utilization of Chest Pain Units for “Very Low Risk” Chest Pain Patients

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    S.A. Mahler, D.C. Goff, J.W. Hoekstra, C.D. Miller

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  • ·38 Exercise Treadmill Is an Appropriate Risk Stratification Tool in Low Risk Chest Pain Patients

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    A. Chandra, A.T. Limkakeng, J. Barowski, D. Freeman, W. Drake, G. Mani

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  • ·39 Value of 2D-Echocardiography in Patients With Chest Pain and Suspected Acute Coronary Syndromes

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    T.F. Lascala, A. Pazin-Filho, M.M. Dias Romano, O.C. Almeida Filho, A. Schmidt, J. Marin Neto, B.C. Maciel

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  • ·40 Prospective Evaluation of the Use of the Thrombolysis in Myocardial Infarction (TIMI) Score as a Risk Stratification Tool for Chest Pain Patients Admitted to an Emergency Department Observation Unit

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    J. Holly, D. Hamilton, M. Mallin, K. Black, R. Robbins, V. Davis, E. Barton, T. Madsen

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  • ·41 Prospective Evaluation of Outcomes in Geriatric Chest Pain Patients Admitted to an Emergency Department Observation Unit

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    E. Johnson, J. Holly, D. Hamilton, K. Black, R. Robbins, V. Davis, E. Barton, T. Madsen

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  • ·42 Acquisition and Retention of Knowledge and Skills in Basic Life Support Among Emergency Medicine Residents

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    F.K. Gloria

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  • ·43 Full-Scale Human Simulation Is Effective in Educating Preclinical Medical Students on Basic Acute Care Skills

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    M.D. Yashar, S.O. Clarke, S. Uijtdehaage, W.C. Coates

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  • ·44 The Effect of a Brief Educational Intervention on Length of Stay for Critically Ill Emergency Department Patients

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    A. Pourmand, H. Shokoohi, R. Lucas, K. Yadav, M. Tanski

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  • ·45 Assessment of Clinical Teaching During Oral Case Presentations in a Busy Academic Emergency Department

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    A. Brown, W. Kurtz, J. Boss, M. Dull, K. Kuper, S. LaPonsie, D. Ray, J.S. Jones

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  • ·46 Perceptions of Graduates From Africa's First Emergency Medicine Training Program at the University of Cape Town/Stellenbosch University

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    L.S. Wen, H.I. Geduld, J.T. Nagurney, L.A. Wallis

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  • ·47 Limitations to International Health Electives Encountered by Emergency Medicine Residents: A Survey of Emergency Medicine Residents in Ohio

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    J. Moore, K. Brickman

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  • ·48 Do Annual In-Training Exams Predict Clinical Productivity in Emergency Medicine Residents?

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    C. Bendas, R. Jeanmonod

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  • ·49 Analysis of Faculty Evaluation Metrics and Their Impact on the Summative Evaluations of Emergency Medicine Residents

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    J.G. Ryan, D. Barlas

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  • ·50 Emergency Department Gallbladder Ultrasounds: Correlation With Pathology

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    J.J. Williams, R. Rifenburg, C. Dorgan, S.B. Chan

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  • ·51 Accuracy of Emergency Physicians Using Ultrasound Measurement of Crown-Rump Length to Estimate Gestational Age in Pregnant Females

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    C. Bailey, J. Carnell, F. Vahidinia, S. Shah, M. Stone, M. Adams, A. Nagdev

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  • ·52 Emergency Department Patients Evaluated by Bedside Biliary Ultrasonography: Does Radiology Ultrasonography Alter Disposition?

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    D.G. Conway, E. Baden, K. Anderson, S. Summers

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  • ·53 Emergency Sonography of the Gallbladder: Is Measurement of the Common Bile Duct Necessary?

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    B.A. Becker, E. Mervis, E. Chin, J.C. Fox, C. Anderson, R. Oshita, M. Menchine, S. Hata, A. Stacy, N. Nguyen

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  • ·54 Estimating Stomach Volume With Bedside Ultrasound

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    P. Lindberg, L. Jin, E. Beck, D. Villines, T. Foster

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  • ·55 Cardiac Index Measurements by Emergency Physicians Using Bedside Ultrasound Compared to Pulse Contour Analysis and Echocardiographer

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    V. Dinh, S. Ko, R. Rao, R. Bansal, H. Nguyen

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  • ·56 Accuracy of Emergency Physician-Performed Transthoracic Echocardiography in the Evaluation of the Thoracic Aorta

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    R.A. Taylor, R. Van Tonder, I. Oliva, J. Dziura, C.L. Moore

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  • ·57 Are Research Participants Truly Informed? Changes in Readability of Informed Consent Over Time

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    A.E. Penny, L. Foster, K.R. Robinson, C. Sutliffe, J.S. Jones

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  • ·58 Factors Determining Patient Willingness to Participate in Clinical Research Studies in the Emergency Department: A Pilot Study

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    D.J. Woodyard, F. Shofer, P. Prabhakar, K. Howard, A. Felton, C.D. Hobgood

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  • ·59 An Alternative Approach to Community Consultation for Emergency Research Without Informed Consent

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    G. Pedrizet, B. Eskin, J.R. Allegra, M. Kraynak, S. Shapiro, C. Pocoroba, F. Simons

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  • ·60 Use of Text-Messaging Drinking Assessments to Minimize Missing Data in an Interventional Clinical Trial

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    B. Suffoletto, J. Kristan, C. Callaway

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  • ·61 The Prevalence of Obesity and Obesity-Related Comorbidities in Emergency Medicine

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    M. Ryan, A. Kanthala, A. Cantrell

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  • ·62 Evaluation of Patient Hygiene Practices During Emergency Department Visits

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    J. Luz, R.K. Cydulka, S. Scott

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  • ·63 Preferences for Technology-Based Interventions Among Adult Emergency Department Patients With Drug and Alcohol Use

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    E.K. Choo, M.L. Ranney, Z. Wong, M.J. Mello

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  • ·64 Is Self-Perceived HIV Risk Congruent With Self-Reported HIV Risk Among Adult Emergency Department Patients? Implications for HIV Testing

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    K.D. Pringle, R.C. Merchant, M.A. Clark

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  • ·65 Cost-Utility Analysis of Rapid HIV Testing in an Urban Emergency Department

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    J.C. Moon, N. Arfai, L. Carolfi

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  • ·66 Latino and African American Adolescent and Young Adult Homicide Mortality Peak: Data From the National Violent Death Reporting System 2005-2008

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    J. Villar, J. Gazmararian

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  • ·67 ^EMFPatterns of Alcohol Consumption in Young Adults Using Text-Message, AUDIT-C and Timeline Follow-Back Assessments

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    B. Suffoletto, J. Kristan, C. Callaway, K. Kraemer, D. Clark

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  • ·68 Demographics and Risk Factors of Patients Who Decline Opt-In HIV Screenings in an Urban Emergency Department

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    N. Arfai, K. Squires, Y. Ezeala, L. Carolfi, J. Moon, B. Lopez, J. Brigham

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  • ·69 Utility of the 12-lead Electrocardiogram in a Pediatric Emergency Department

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    A. Muñiz

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  • ·70 The Prevalence and Necessity of Obtaining Postmortem Skeletal Surveys in Children Under the Age of 2 Who Die in the Hospital Setting

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    A.G. Schifman, P. Scribano

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  • ·71 Outcomes and Clinical Effects From the Pediatric Ingestion of the Cholesterol Medication Fenofibrate

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    J. Gemmill, D.L. Morgan, D. Borys

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  • ·72 A Randomized Control Study for the Effectiveness of Discharge Order Using Video Explanation to Patients With Minor Head Trauma Compared to Previous Explaining Method Using Explanation Paper in One Tertiary Pediatric Emergency Department

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    J. Jung, E. Jung, J. Park, D. Kim, S. Lee

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  • ·73 Correlation between Inferior Vena Cava/Aorta Ratio and Clinical Dehydration Status in Children

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    R. Spencer, I. Barata, A. Cirilli, K. Tenner, K. Elkins, B. Gottesman, M. Ward, A. Sama

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  • ·74 From the Emergency Department to Hospice: Who Are We Transferring?

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    T.E. DeVader, R. Jeanmonod

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  • ·75 What Factors Prolong the Emergency Department Length of Stay Amongst Geriatric Adults?

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    C.R. Carpenter, H. Hollingsworth, T. Skebba, E. Twaalfhoven, S. Stark

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  • ·76 Use of Phone Screening in Geriatric Emergency Department Discharge Follow-Up

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    P.A. Shah, R. Bahar, C.L. Vazquez, D.J. Adinaro

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  • ·77 Proposal for an Osteoporotic Risk Screening Threshold for Elderly Men Presenting to the Emergency Department

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    J.A. Lee, A.N. Bodhit, S.K. Nayfield, L.G. Stead

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  • ·78 Utility of Computed Tomography in Emergency Department Seniors on Warfarin Presenting With Synope

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    A.N. Bodhit, J.A. Lee, A.R. Kanthala, S.K. Nayfield, L.G. Stead

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  • ·79 Fractures in Elderly Emergency Department Patients and Their Associated Outcomes

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    J.A. Lee, S.K. Nayfield, A.R. Kanthala, L.G. Stead

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  • ·80 Finding the Ticking Timebomb: Emergency Department Ultrasound-Based Screening for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm in a High-Risk Cohort

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    P. Shah, A. Bastani, A. Bahl

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  • ·81 Resident-Performed Abdominal Ultrasounds in the Emergency Department: Correlation With Radiologists

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    C. Stroncek, C. Swickhamer, S.B. Chan

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  • ·82 Determining the Change in Intraocular Pressure During Bedside Orbital Ultrasonography

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    C.K. Berg, B. Zaia, S. Doniger, S. Williams

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  • ·83 Time Correlation of Optic Nerve Sheath Diameter to Increasing Intracranial Pressure in a Cadaveric Model

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    M. Lyon, P. Ganapathy, T. Burbacher, J. Yadegar

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  • ·84 Point-of-Care Ocular Sonography to Detect Optic Disc Swelling

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    P. Lenaghan, N. Teismann, A. Green, R. Nolan, R. Wang, J. Stein

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  • ·85 Optic Nerve Ultrasound in the Hypertensive Patient

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    P.J. Roque, L. Barth, D. Drachman, T. Wu, F. LoVecchio

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  • ·86 Radiation Exposure Among Highest CT Scan Utilizers

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    D.P. Runde, B. Godbout, K. Shah, D.H. Newman, J. Lee, D. Wiener

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  • ·87 Computed Tomography Utilization Rates after Placement of a Scanner in an Emergency Department

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    D.P. Runde, B. Godbout, J. Kirschner, K. Shah, D.H. Newman, J. Lee, D. Wiener

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  • ·88 Comparison of Emergency Department Patients Who Received One versus Multiple Head CT Scans Over a One-Year Period at an Urban Academic Hospital

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    M. Gratton, C.M. McGeeney, J. Hackman, A. Bonham

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  • ·89 What Is the Efficacy of Computed Tomography Use in Patients With Suspected Nephrolithiasis and a Negative Urinalysis for Blood?

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    A.M. Bogle, R. Hunsel

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  • ·90 ^EMFProvider Adherence to Head CT Utilization Guidelines for Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

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    M.J. Morton, R.E. Rothman, T. Mundangepfupfu, T. Zhou, A. Mohareb, F. Korley

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  • ·91 Is CT the Only Way? Can the S-100 Protein Be Used in the Emergency Department to Decrease the Number of CTs?

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    K. Lind, K. Klein, A. Likourezos, S. Lam, C. Nevarez, S. Evelsizer, S. Motov, J. Jacob, T. Jacob

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  • ·92 Can Quantitative Brain Electrical Activity Aid in the Triage of Mild Traumatic Brain-Injured Patients

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    B.J. O'Neil, L.S. Prichep, R. Naunheim, R. Chabot

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  • ·93 The Use of Pulse Oximetry as a Quick Screening Tool for Limb Ischemia in the Emergency Department

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    K. Rao, Z. Tan, C. Chong

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  • ·94 Young Adult Patients With Chest Pain: Utility of the Emergency Department Observation Unit

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    J. Holly, E. Johnson, D. Hamilton, K. Black, R. Robbins, V. Davis, E. Barton, T. Madsen

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  • ·95 Nuclear Stress Testing in Emergency Department Chest Pain Patients With Suspected Acute Coronary Syndrome: Who Should We Stress?

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    R.C. Buchheit, F.M. Fesmire, Y. Cao, H.W. Severance, G.W. Heath

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  • ·96 Validation of the TIMI Risk Score in Chinese Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department With Chest Pain

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    C.A. Graham, K.R. Rotheray, S.X. Tsay, T.H. Rainer

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  • ·97 A Prospective Investigation of the Prognostic Value of “TIMI” and “Front Door TIMI” in Chinese Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department With Undifferentiated Chest Pain

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    C.A. Graham, J.W. Chan, K.R. Rotheray, T.H. Rainer

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  • ·98 Communication and Perceptions of Risk Among Physicians and Patients With Potential Acute Coronary Syndromes

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    D.H. Newman, K.H. Shah, B.E. Ackernam, M.L. Kraushar, M.H. Lederhandler, A.C. Masri, A. Starikov, D. Tsao

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  • ·99 Bedside Carotid Ultrasonography to Risk Stratify Patients With Chest Pain in the Emergency Department

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    A. Datta, A. Bharati, M. Pearl-Davis, K. Perry, S. Gupta, N. Garg, C. Sison, P. Chun Lema

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  • ·100 Predictive Value of Carotid Intima Media Thickness in the Diagnosis of Coronary Artery Disease in Emergency Department Patients With Chest Pain: A Preliminary Report

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    A.B. Cheng, M. Huis in't Veld, M.F. Boomkamp, A.C. Matsuura, F.M. Jason, J.I. Fischer, N.L. Panebianco, A.J. Dean

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  • ·101 Regional Variations in Emergency Department Visits for Atrial Fibrillation

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    T.W. Barrett, B.S. Heavrin, C.M. Slovis, A.B. Storrow

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  • ·102 Diagnosis of Type I versus Type II Myocardial Infarction in Emergency Department Patients With Ischemic Symptoms

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    S.W. Smith, L.A. Pearce, M.M. Murakami, F.S. Apple

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  • ·103 Bioimpedance Vector Analysis for Volume Assessment in Dyspneic Patients

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    T.T. Tuy, A. Talati, L. Fiessinger, W.F. Peacock

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  • ·104 Sidestream Quantitative End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide Measurement as a Triage Tool in Emergency Medicine

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    D. Williams, T. Morrissey, D. Caro, R. Wears, C. Kalynych

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  • ·105 The Association between Bioimpedance Vector Analysis Measurements and Disposition

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    T. Tuy, A. Talati, L. Fiessinger, W.F. Peacock

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  • ·106 Neuronal Biomarkers May Require Age-Adjusted Norms

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    I. Ferguson, L. Lewis, L. Papa, K. Wang, S. Mondello, R. Hayes

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  • ·107 Comparison of Bioimpedance Vector Analysis (BIVA) to Physical Examination in Assessment of Volume Status Amongst African American and Caucasian Patients

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    A.N. Talati, T. Tuy, L. Fiessinger, W.F. Peacock

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  • ·108 Cost Effectiveness of Serologic Screening for Hepatitis B Prior to Vaccination in Hill Tribes of Northern Thailand

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    K.L. Ferguson, H. Custodio, M. Rathore, A.N. Salahuddin, A. Mirza

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  • ·109 The Relationship Between In-training Examination Performance, Faculty Assessment of Medical Knowledge, and Level of Training of Emergency Medicine Residents

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    D. Barlas, J.G. Ryan

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  • ·110 Resident Perception of Educational Value in the Clinical Arena: How Important Is Contact Time?

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    N. Trueger, R. Levene, T. Allison, D. Cherkas

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  • ·111 Group versus Solo Participation in Emergency Medicine Simulation and Effect on Knowledge Retention: A Prospective Trial

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    W. Sanders, D. Turner-Lawrence, B. Hang

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  • ·112 An Innovative and Inexpensive Pork Ribs Model for Teaching Tube Thoracostomy

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    C.J. Van Doormaal, D.W. Howes, C.L. Salazar, C.M. Parker

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  • ·113 Do Emergency Physicians Know Street Drug Slang?

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    B. Burns, T. Stallard, J. Snell, D. Morgan

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  • ·114 Characterization of Clinical Rotations in Three and Four Year Emergency Medicine Residency Training Programs

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    K.D. Grosz, R.L. Muelleman, L.H. Hoffman, M.C. Wadman

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  • ·115 Implementation of the Mini-CEX to Postgraduate Year-1 Residency Training in Emergency Medicine: Clinical Experience at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital

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    Y. Chang, C. Lee, M. Huang, C. Chen, J. Chen, S. Lee

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  • ·116 Evaluation of the Impact of Implementing Computer-Assisted Teaching System for Postgraduate Year-1 Residency Training on Clinical Efficiency in the Emergency Department

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    C. Lee, J. Kuan, Y. Chang, C. Chen, K. Chen, J. Chen, S. Lee

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  • ·117 Can NEDOCS Score Be Used to Predict Ambulance Offload Delay?

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    D.R. Cooney, S. Wojcik, N. Seth

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  • ·118 Implementation of an Expedited Admission Process in the Emergency Department

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    M. Mason, H. Larrabee, O. Lander, M. Nuss, A. Wilson

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  • ·119 Knowledge and Beliefs of EMS Providers Toward Lights and Siren Transportation

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    A. Darnobid, J. Tennyson

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  • ·120 Physician Assistants in Emergency Medical Services: An Underutilized Workforce

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    M. Boutte, A. Marques-Baptista, C. Drahus-Snyder, L. Scherer, D. Jaslow

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  • ·121 Validation of Parents' Perceptions of Factors Influencing Their Decisions to Enroll Their Children in Minimal Risk Emergency Medicine Research

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    J.A. Trytko, J.D. Hoyle, A.L. Shoemaker, B.K. Bonsu, E.C. Powell, A.J. Rogers, P.V. Mahajan, D.A. Borgialli, R. Stanley, A.R. Tait

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  • ·122 The Utility of Out-of-Hospital Patient Care Records for Emergency Physicians

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    J.H. Luk, B. Petinaux, E. Smith

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  • ·123 Utilization Patterns by Socioeconomic Status in a Large Urban Emergency Medical Service

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    K. Munjal, S. Goldberg, J. Braun, J. Freese, R. Silverman, C. Hall, B. Kaufman, D. Isaacs, A. Werner, D. Prezant

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  • ·124 Out-of-Hospital Warming of Intravenous Saline in an Austere Environment

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    S. Gupta, J. Lemery, M. Musi, Z. Ahmed, C. Spencer

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  • ·125 Abstract Withdrawn

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  • ·126 Predictors of Relapse of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Bacteremia After Vancomycin Treatment

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    K.J. Welsh, K.A. Skrobarcek, A.N. Abbott, C.T. Lewis, M.C. Kruzel, E.M. Lewis, L.Y. Armitige, A. Wanger

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  • ·127 Addressing Antibiotic Resistance: A Randomized, Controlled Trial Comparing Short-Course Nitrofurantion versus Ciprofloxacin for the Treatment of Acute Uncomplicated Cystitis

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    B. Faine, G. Bell, G. Denning

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  • ·128 Impact of a Emergency Department Clinical Pharmacist Response to an Automated Electronic Notification System on Timing and Appropriateness of Antimicrobials in Severe Sepsis or Septic Shock in the Emergency Department

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    R.J. Attwood, A.V. Woloszyn, A.K. Berg, V.D. Smith, C.S. Russi, M.R. Baudoin, A.C. Garofoli, N.Y. Mughrabi-Jenad:, D. Nguyen, M.I. Rudis

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  • ·129 The Risk of Blood Culture Contamination Associated With Specimen Collection Through Peripheral Intravenous Catheters

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    W.H. Self, T. Speroff, C.D. McNaughton, P.W. Wright, G. Miller, J. Johnson, T.L. Daniels, T.R. Talbot

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  • ·130 More May Not Be Better: Are Emergency Department Clinicians Overdosing Abscess Patients With Antibiotics?

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    C. Merritt, J. Mintzer, J. Stricker, J.P. Haran, L. Murphy, R.C. Merchant

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  • ·131 Procalcitonin as an Early Predictor of Bacteremia in Cancer Patients With Febrile Neutropenia in the Emergency Department

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    S. Choi, S. Ahn, W. Kim, W. Kim, K. Lim

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  • ·132 Vancomycin Dosing Accuracy in the Emergency Department

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    B. Fuller, C. McCammon

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  • ·133 Sepsis and Empiric Antibiotics: Should We Consider “Health Care Associated” Urinary Tract Infections?

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    S.K. Flaherty, R. Weber, A. Dugas, M. Cocchi, J. Salciccioli, M. Donnino

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  • ·134 Low Rate of Syphilis Testing Among High Risk Emergency Department Patients Tested for Sexually Transmitted Infections

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    D.A. White, N.A. Irvin, M. Clark, P. Dideum, B.W. Frazee, H.J. Alter

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  • ·135 Demographics and Quality of Life of Emergent-Only Dialysis Patients

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    C. Philip, F. Dharamsi, D. Kelly, H. Jiminez, D. Weiner, R. Suter

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  • ·136 Sexual Assault in Adolescents and Young Adults: Demographics and Event Characteristics

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    R. Spencer, S. De Cicco, J. Gatt, K. Tenner, D. Gurr, M. Ward

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  • ·137 Are Major Cities the Safest Places in the US?

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    S.R. Myers, C.C. Branas, M.L. Nance, M.J. Kallan, D.J. Wiebe, B.G. Carr

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  • ·138 Patient Insight Into the Health Risks Associated With Obesity

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    M. Ryan, A. Kanthala, A. Cantrell

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  • ·139 Barriers to Cardiac Health Screening as Preventive Health Measure Among Adult Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department

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    N. Garg, S. Gupta

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  • ·140 Exploring Heart Failure-Related Emergency Department Visits and Hospitalizations From the Patient Perspective

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    M. Briggs-Malonson

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  • ·141 Availability and Quality of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Information for Spanish-Speaking Population on the Internet

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    K. Liu, C. Sasson

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  • ·142 High and Low Frequency Emergency Department Users: A Comparative Analysis of Morbidity, Diagnostic Testing, and Health Care Costs

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    J. Oostema, J. Troost, K. Schurr, R. Waller

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  • ·143 Factors Associated With Self-Reported Pain Scores Among Emergency Department Patients

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    C. Marco, J. Nagel, E. Klink, D. Baehren

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  • ·144 A Study of Myoclonus Associated With Sedation Doses of Etomidate in the Emergency Department

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    A.M. Yates, L. Shum, A.B. Wolfson, T. Kehrl

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  • ·145 Injectable Lidocaine Provides Superior Analgesia Compared to Transdermal Lidocaine/Tetracaine Patch for the Incision and Drainage of Skin Abscesses

    Page :S226

    C.L. Bourne, K. Miller, K.L. Brewer

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  • ·146 Treating Primary Headaches in the Emergency Department: Can Droperidol Regain Its Role?

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    B. Faine, C. Hogrefe, J. Van Heukelom, J. Smelser

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  • ·147 Intravenous Lidocaine versus Intravenous Ketorolac for the Emergency Department Treatment of Acute Radicular Low Back Pain

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    D.A. Tanen, D.C. Danish, M. Shimada, F. Dos Santos, M. Makela, R.H. Riffenburgh

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  • ·148 Does Sedation With Combined Ketamine/Propofol (Ketofol) Result in Fewer Adverse Events Than Ketamine or Propofol Alone?

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    R.J. Hoffman, G. Barnett

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  • ·149 Pain Management Practices in the Emergency Department: 10 Years of Experience in an Academic Center

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    O. Cinar, J. Blankenship, D. Fosnocht, J. White, L. Rogers, A. Carey, B. Horne, T. Madsen

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  • ·150 Opioid Prescriptions From the Emergency Department: A Descriptive Analysis

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    C.M. Coletti, J.T. Nomura, H. Farley

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  • ·151 Biopsychosocial Intervention of High Frequency Emergency Department Utilizers

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    R.C. Waller

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  • ·152 Adverse Events in Pediatric Patients Undergoing Procedural Sedation in a General Emergency Department

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    S.E. Mace, S. Zamborsky

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  • ·153 A Prospective Clinical Registry of Ultrasound-Guided Nerve Blocks in Emergency Medicine

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    A. Nagdev, A. Herring, M. Stone

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  • ·154 Reduction of Central Venous Catheter Placement After an Emergency Department Technician-Performed Ultrasound-Guided Peripheral Vascular Access Program

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    H. Shokoohi, K. Boniface, T. Khedir Al-tiae, M. Sattarian, E.M. Schoenfeld, A. Pourmand, R. Shesser

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  • ·155 The PIC Protocol: A Novel Emergency Department Ultrasound Protocol for Patients Presenting With Dyspnea

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    K.C. Mantha, B. Berry, T. Anderson, A. Bastani, A. Bahl

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  • ·156 Utility of Bedside Ultrasound as Airway Assessment Tool in Patients Receiving Procedural Sedation

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    S. Adhikari, W. Zeger, C. Schmier, T. Crum, A. Craven, I. Frrokaj, H. Pang, V. Shostrom

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  • ·157 Decrease in Central Venous Catheter Placement and Complications Due to Utilization of Ultrasound-Guided Peripheral Intravenous Catheters

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    A. Au, M. Rotte, R. Gryzbowski, B. Ku, J. Fields

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  • ·158 A Randomized Controlled Trial of Emergency Department Ultrasound-Guided Reduction of Distal Radius Fractures

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    J. Brahm, J. Turner

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  • ·159 The Use of Ultrasound Guidance for Cricothyroidotomy in Three Simulated Cadaveric Difficult Airway Models

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    N.M. Pearson, K.D. Huebner, J.N. Johnson

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  • ·160 Multidimensional Attitudes of Emergency Medicine Residents Toward Older Adults and the Effect of Education in the Geriatric Emergency Medicine Competencies

    Page :S231

    T.M. Hogan, S. Chan, B.M. Hansoti

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  • ·161 Vision Screening in Elderly Emergency Department Patients Who Drive

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    D.C. Lee, L. Weinstein, M.F. Ward, A.E. Sama

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  • ·162 Serum Lipase and Amylase in the Diagnosis of Acute Pancreatitis in Elderly Patients

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    R. Reilly, M. Wu, S.B. Chan

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  • ·163 Emergency Department Procedural Sedation in Geriatric Patients: A High Risk Patient Population

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    S.E. Mace, A. Ulintz

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  • ·164 ^EMFShould Miss Daisy Be Driving? Factors Associated With Adverse Driving Events Among Older Drivers

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    M.E. Betz, R. Schwartz, M. Valley, S.R. Lowenstein

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  • ·165 Driving Patterns Among Older Emergency Department Patients

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    M.E. Betz, R. Schwartz, M. Valley, S.R. Lowenstein

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  • ·166 Assessing the Costs and Clinical Characteristics Associated With Frequent Emergency Department Users in a Suburban Emergency Department

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    J. Ascher, R. Swor

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  • ·167 Physician in Triage Improves Patient Satisfaction

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    J. Imperato, D.S. Morris, L. Sanchez, G. Setnik

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  • ·168 Patients With Access to Primary Care Call Their Doctors Before Coming to the Emergency Department With Lower Acuity Illness

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    M.F. Kamali, A. Jain, M. Jain, S.M. Schneider

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  • ·169 “Lead Triage Physician” Initiative: An Unsuccessful Hospitalist-Based Attempt to Address Emergency Department Crowding and Patient Flow

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    S.A. Haydar, T.D. Strout, J. Botler

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  • ·170 Deferred Emergency Department Care at a Community Hospital

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    L. Herman, N. Melton, J. Patacsil, S.B. Chan

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  • ·171 Rationing Critical Care Access From Emergency Department: Electronic Classification System for Critical Care Admission

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    F.F. Neves, A. Pazin-Filho

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  • ·172 Why Do Patients With Minor Complaints Prefer Emergency Departments Over Primary Care Physicians?

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    M.F. Kamali, A. Jain, M. Jain, S.M. Schneider

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  • ·173 How Comfortable Are Patients With Different Triage Personnel, and What Do They Expect While Waiting to See a Physician?

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    M.F. Kamali, A. Jain, M. Jain, S.M. Schneider

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  • ·174 Do Hospital Occupancy Levels Affect Initial Inpatient Level of Care for Emergency Department Admissions?

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    M. Delgado, V. Liu, P. Kipnis, M.N. Gardner, G.J. Escobar

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  • ·175 Use of Non-Veteran Administration Medical Emergency Departments by Military Veterans

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    S.M. Schneider, T. Richardson, W. Triner, N.R. Roback, G. Ellis, R.S. Bienkowski, R. Moscati, S. Wojak, W. Grant, P. Crane

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  • ·176 12-Hour Physician at Triage Results in a Decrease in the Left Not Seen Patients by 2.4 Patients Daily; However, It Also Increased Throughput Times

    Page :S236

    S.P. Krall, A. Cornelius, J.B. Addison

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  • ·177 Tachydysrhythmia Treatment and Adverse Events in Patients With Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome

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    J.N. Siegelman, K.A. Marill, J.N. Adler

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  • ·178 Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitors in Acute Heart Failure Syndromes: Effect on Inpatient Length of Stay

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    V. Chauhan, P. Dalawari, S. Revelle, E. Armbrecht, J. Coomes, C. Johnston

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  • ·179 The Percentage of Congestive Heart Failure Patients Discharged From the Emergency Department Is Decreasing

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    P.J. Lenehan, B. Esking, J.R. Allegra

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  • ·180 Using BOAT-S Score to Predict the Length of Hospitalization of Obese Chronic Heart Failure Patient in Emergency Department

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    H. Wang, T. Littleton, S. Wilson, W. Chan, T.K. Swoboda, T. Arnold, J. D'Etienne, K. Delaney

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  • ·181 Cocaine and Methamphetamine Cardiomyopathy: Do Similar Drugs Produce Similar Damage

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    D.B. Diercks, K. Owen, T.Y. Patel, B. Reed, D. Slattery

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  • ·182 To Admit or Discharge Congestive Heart Failure Patients: Use of a Severity of Illness Index

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    L.M. Dunbar, E.E. Dancour, D.E. Sibley, E.E. Dancour

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  • ·183 Acute Blood Pressure Reduction and Outcomes in Asymptomatic Hypertension: A Retrospective Cohort Study

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    P.D. Levy, A. Shelby, R. Davidson, J. Mahn, A. Marinica, J. Carroll, J. Purakal, P. Medado, J.M. Flack, R.D. Welch

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  • ·184 Can Point of Care Be as Good as the Central Lab?

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    W. Peacock, D. Diercks, J. Hollander, A. Singer, R. Birkhahn, N. Shapiro, W. Arnold, B. Noland, J. Nagurney

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  • ·185 Lactoferrin as a Therapeutic to Decrease Immune-Mediated Tissue Damage in Infectious Diseases

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    K.J. Welsh, S. Hwang, S. Boyd, M.L. Kruzel, R.L. Hunter, J.K. Actor

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  • ·186 A Pre-Clinical Study to Determine the Time to Bone Sealing and Healing Following Intraosseous Vascular Access

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    L.J. Miller, T.E. Philbeck, T.A. Puga, D.F. Montez, G.P. Escobar

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  • ·187 ^EMFEndogenous Fibroblast Growth Factor 2 Protects the Heart in a Murine Model of Closed Chest Regional Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury

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    S.L. House, C. Weinheimer, A. Kovacs, D. Ornitz

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  • ·188 Utility of an Intraosseous Vascular Access System to Deliver Contrast Dye Using a Power Injector for Computerized Tomography Studies

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    L.J. Miller, T.E. Philbeck, D.F. Montez, T.A. Puga, J. Morgan, G.P. Escobar, E. Rodriguez, S. Hacker

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  • ·189 Traumatic Pediatric Mortality Based on Injury Severity Score (ISS): A Retrospective Study From the Delaware Trauma System 1998-2007

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    R.A. Rupp, R. Megargel, J. Reed, C. Hoon

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  • ·190 Critical Care Air Transport Team (CCATT) Short Term Outcomes of Casualties With Spinal Fractures Moved With the Vacuum Spine Board Between 2009 and 2010

    Page :S241

    J.R. Lairet, R. McCafferty, K. Lairet, A. Muck, A. Balls, J. Minnick, P. Torres, J. King

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  • ·191 Trends in the Overall Mortality Rate in Severely Injured Trauma Patients Transported From Scene to a Level I Trauma Center From 1998-2007

    Page :S241

    S. Koczirka, G. Tinkoff, M. Jones, D.R. Marco, J.F. Reed, R.E. Megargel

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  • ·192 Air versus Ground Transport for Neurosurgical Trauma Patients

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    S. Koczirka, M. Jones, D.R. Marco, J.F. Reed, R. Megargel

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  • ·193 Prevalence of Hypoxemia and Oxygen Use in Trauma Patients Prior to Hospital Arrival

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    J.T. McMullan, D. Rodriguez, K. Hart, C.J. Lindsell, R. Branson

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  • ·194 Validation of Out-of-Hospital Triage Criteria for Pregnant Blunt Trauma Patients

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    J. Holmes, A.R. Elms, J. Gore, J. Marvil

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  • ·195 Factors Associated With Ambulance Use Among Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department With Low-Acuity Conditions

    Page :S242

    E. Durant, J. Fahimi

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  • ·196 Out-of-Hospital Pediatric Endotracheal Intubation by Air Transport Providers Results of the National Emergency Airway (NEAR) Vi Database

    Page :S243

    W.W. Tollefsen, C.A. Brown, K.L. Cox, R.M. Walls

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  • ·197 Out-of-Hospital Airway Management in Burn Patients With or without Inhalation Injuries

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    A. Ahmed, P. Van Heukelom, B. Latenser, J. Liao, J. Born

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  • ·198 Capnography Is a Reliable Method of Confirming Airway Device Placement in an Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Population

    Page :S243

    S. Silvestri, G.A. Ralls, C. Hunter, E. Wiepert, L. Papa

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  • ·199 Video-Assisted Laryngoscopy as the “Great Equalizer” in the Management of the Simulated Difficult Adult Airway

    Page :S244

    D. Byars, B. Lo, D. Evans, C. Schott, K. Deljoui, M. Haroutunian

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  • ·200 An Assessment of Emergency Medicine in Afghanistan in the Current Conflict Setting

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    E. Afzali, L. Rashid

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  • ·201 ^EMFBarriers to Timely Primary Care and Emergency Department Utilization: Implications for Health Care Reform

    Page :S244

    P.T. Cheung, J.L. Wiler, A.A. Ginde

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  • ·202 Who Enters the Front Door? Ten-Year Trends in Emergency Department Presentations Across Melbourne, Australia:2000-2009

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    J.A. Lowthian, D. Jolley, A.J. Curtis, J.U. Stoelwinder, J.J. McNeil, P.A. Cameron

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  • ·203 The Impact of Fear of Discovery on Latino Immigrants' Presentations to the Emergency Department

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    C. Zamora, R.M. Rodriguez, J.R. Torres, Y.S. Flores, L.M. Lovato, A. Krishnadasan

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  • ·204 2010 Update to 1998 McGirr, Williams, and Prescott “Physician's in Rural West Virginia Emergency Departments, Residency Training and Board Certification Status”

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    G.D. Leveaux, E.N. King

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  • ·205 A Proposed Adult Emergency Department Categorization Scheme in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin

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    B.G. Carr, R. Gilson, A. Mehrotra, E. Lerner, A. Kraus, R. Salhi, J. Kelly, S. Hargarten

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  • ·206 Impact of Testing and Treatment on Emergency Department Length of Stay Using a National Database

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    K.E. Kocher, W.J. Meurer, B.K. Nallamothu

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  • ·207 A Statewide Emergency Department Assessment of the Management of Time-Sensitive Conditions in Pennsylvania

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    B.G. Carr, J. Edwards, R. Salhi, D. Gaieski, R.A. Band, B. Abella

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  • ·208 Disparity in Uninsured Penetrating Trauma Patients Transferred From Emergency Department to Operative Intervention

    Page :S247

    E.M. Fortin, C.I. Babcock

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  • ·209 Do Patients With Severe Acute Calculous Cholangitis Have Specific Characteristics at Computed Tomography?

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    O. Kwon, J. Lee, H. Choi, H. Hong, Y. Ko

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  • ·210 Utilizing Lean Management Techniques to Improve Emergency Department Radiology CT Turnaround Times

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    R. Humphries, P.M. Russell, R.J. Pennington, K.D. Colwell

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  • ·211 Head CT Utilization for Minor Head Injury: What Motivates Patients to Present to the Emergency Department for Evaluation, and Why Do Emergency Physicians Choose to Evaluate Them With CT?

    Page :S248

    B.J. Derrick, J.W. Quaas, D.E. Wiener, R.M. Polan, M. Chawla, D. Mazori, D.H. Newman

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  • ·212 The Impact of Physician Risk Tolerance and Attitudes Toward Clinical Decision Rules on Head CT Utilization for Trauma Patients in the Emergency Department

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    J.E. Andruchow, A. Raja, R. Zane, L. Prevedello, R. Khorasani

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  • ·213 Use of Radiographic Parameters for Distal Radius Fracture Reduction Analysis

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    P.J. Roque, B. Barker, D. Gridley, J.S. Stapczynski, F. LoVecchio

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  • ·214 Temporal Trends in Noncontrast Head Computed Tomography Findings in HIV Positive Emergency Department Patients 1998-2009

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    S. Shah, R. Rothman, S. Pitts, J. Peng, Y. Hsieh

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  • ·215 REDUCE ACP Study: Radiographs in the Emergency Department Utilization Criteria Evaluation - Adult Chest Pain

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    D. Kim, R. Suter

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  • ·216 Diffusion-Weighted Imaging Predicts Short-Term Risk of Stroke in Emergency Department Patients With Transient Ischemic Attack: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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    J. Oostema, M.D. Brown, M. DeLano, L. Falzon, M.J. Reeves

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  • ·217 Effect on Patient Transfers From Rural Emergency Departments Due to Lack of Radiology Services

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    M. Lyon, D. Lendermon, R. Mueller, R. Gibson, H. Xu

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  • ·218 Emergency Department-initiated Palliative Care Consults: A Descriptive Analysis

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    S. Lamba, R. Nagurka, S. Saripalli, T. Driscoll, S. Walther, P. Murphy

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  • ·219 A Prospective, Multicenter Study of Medication Errors Intercepted by Emergency Department Pharmacists

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    A.E. Patanwala, A.B. Sanders, M.C. Thomas, N.M. Acquisto, K.A. Weant, S.N. Baker, E. Merritt, B.L. Erstad

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  • ·220 Short-Term Unscheduled Return Visits to Emergency Department: Consequences for Triage

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    P. Hausfater, G. Sauvin, Y. Freund, K. Saïdi, B. Riou

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  • ·221 Medication History Taking in Emergency Department Is Unreliable

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    R. Rehmani

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  • ·222 Physician Email and Telephone Follow-up After Emergency Department Visit Improves Patient Satisfaction: A Cross-Over Trial

    Page :S252

    P.B. Patel, D.R. Vinson

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  • ·223 Simulated Informed Consent Discussions: Can the Patient Understand?

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    D.M. McCarthy, K.A. Leone, D.H. Salzman, J.A. Vozenilek, K.A. Cameron

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  • ·224 Abstract Withdrawn

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  • ·225 Accuracy of Patient Weight Estimations in the Emergency Department by Emergency Department Providers

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    T. Nguyen, A. Gupta, M. Quiros, T. Davidson, A. Hasandzekaj, S. Akhtar, D. Finefrock

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  • ·226 Contrast-Induced Nephropathy in Patients Rapidly Evaluated for Acute Cerebral Infarction Using Contrast-Enhanced Computed Tomography

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    J. Matthews, B. Levine, W. Nichols, S.P. Hausman, J.F. Reed, J.T. Nomura

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  • ·227 Communication Breakdown: Perceptions of the Patient Handover Process between Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine

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    S.N. Marshall, T. Adams, M. Fischer, K.J. Mould, M. Shafiq, C. Tse, E. Rimler, P. Shayne, S.A. Santen

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  • ·228 Pain Medications Available in the Emergency Departments of a Rural State

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    C.A. Jennissen, C. Kleiber, A. McCarthy, T. Ansley

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  • ·229 Impact of Sex and Ethnicity of Patient and Physician Provider on Pain Medication Usage in Emergency Department Patients With Long Bone Fractures

    Page :S254

    D.P. Milzman, B. Dirkes, J. Vieth, A. Napoli

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  • ·230 Intranasal Sufentanil for the Treatment of Acute Pain in a Winter Resort Clinic

    Page :S254

    J. Steenblik, M. Goodman, V. Davis, C. Hopkins, R. Stephen, C.A. Gee, T. Madsen

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  • ·231 Comparison of the Analgesic Effect for Intradermal Antibiotic Skin Test: Ice Cube versus 4% Lidocaine Cream

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    J. Park, K. Kim, S. Choi, H. Shin, D. Shin, J. Park, J. Roh, H. Kim

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  • ·232 Ibuprofen versus Acetaminophen versus Their Combination in the Relief of Musculoskeletal Pain in the Emergency Setting

    Page :S255

    E.E. Bondarsky, A.T. Domingo, N.M. Matuza, H.C. Thode, A.J. Singer

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  • ·233 Forearm Ultrasound-Guided Nerve Blocks versus Anatomic Wrist Blocks for Hand Anesthesia in Healthy Volunteers: A Randomized Double-Blinded Placebo-Controlled Pilot Study

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    A. Sohoni, A. Nagdev, M.B. Stone

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  • ·234 Facilitators of Evidence-Based Pediatric Pain Management in Emergency Departments: Similarities and Differences between Critical Access, Rural-Rural Referral, and Urban Hospitals

    Page :S255

    C.A. Jennissen, S. Wente, C. Kleiber, R. Furukawa

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  • ·235 Effectiveness of Electronic Medical Record Care Plans at Decreasing Emergency Department Recidivism and Narcotic Prescribing

    Page :S256

    R. Kapur, J. Siff, C. Emerman

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  • ·236 Extensor Zone Single Hit Ouchless Technique (EZ-SHOT) Digital Block versus Traditional Digital Block for Anesthesia of the Finger

    Page :S256

    B. Cambridge, A. Cummings, S. Vora, H. Wang

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  • ·237 The Association of Pain Scores and Vital Signs in the Emergency Department

    Page :S256

    J. Betcher, K. Kutsche, M. Ebadi-Tehrani, C. Springsteen, J. Phu, J.S. Jones

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  • ·238 Vancomycin Is Under Dosed in the Emergency Department: Pharmacy Educational Initiatives Can Improve Appropriate Vancomycin Dosing

    Page :S256

    K. Patel, G. Buehler, D. Kuo

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  • ·239 Banana Bag Utilization in the Emergency Department: Pharmacy Educational Initiatives Can Decrease “Dogmatic” Orders for Banana Bags

    Page :S257

    D. Kuo, G. Buehler, K. Patel

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  • ·240 Duration of Immobilization on Backboards in Emergency Department Patients Arriving via Emergency Medical Services

    Page :S257

    D.R. Cooney, S. Wojcik, H. Wallus

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  • ·241 Does a Standardized Method for Communicating Patient Admissions to the Hospital Improve the Admission Handover?

    Page :S257

    T. Adams, M. Fischer, S. Marshall, K. Mould-Millman, M. Shafiq, S. Santen, P. Shayne

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  • ·242 Exploratory Analysis of 30-day Emergency Department Revisits and Readmissions by Heart Failure Patients

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    K. Sauser, P.S. Pang, D. Schneider, R.O. Bonow

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  • ·243 Quantifying the Time-to-Loop-Closure for Emergency Department Radiology Discrepancies

    Page :S258

    J.J. Kelly, D. Kinzler, J. Fischel, K. Kopec, K. Deitch

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  • ·244 Analysis of Morbidity and Mortality of Patients Admitted From the Emergency Department for Pneumonia But Treated for Alternate Diagnoses

    Page :S259

    L. Southerland, A. Chandra, A. Limkakeng, L. Ragsdale

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  • ·245 Tetanus, Reduced Diphtheria, and Acellular Pertussis Prophylaxis in the Emergency Department: Can We Improve Our Compliance With the New Guidelines

    Page :S259

    G. Buehler, K. Patel, D. Kuo

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  • ·246 Asthma Patients Returning to Emergency Department within 30 Days: Relationship to Weather, Economics, Education, Pollution, Allergens and Emergency Department Crowding

    Page :S259

    R.B. Low, S. Ito, C. Jacobs

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  • ·247 Cupid Tape: A Novel Device to Aid Intravenous Access

    Page :S260

    J. Torres, N. Hancock, R. Hsieh, B. Maneevese, Y. Salas, V. Treviso, C. Castaneda, G. Soto, M.N. Graber, R. Stump

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  • ·248 Can Emergent Inter-facility Air Transport Provided by a Rural Aero-medical Service Achieve Acceptable Door-to-Balloon Times in Patients With ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarctions?

    Page :S260

    G.L. Higgins, K.M. Kendall, M.R. Baumann

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  • ·249 Does Mode of Transportation to the Emergency Department Predict Subsequent Cardiopulmonary Adverse Events in Patients With Syncope?

    Page :S260

    B.J. Long, L.A. Serrano, S. Chandra, M. Bellollio, D. Agarwal, W.W. Decker, E.P. Hess

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  • ·250 Assessing the Effectiveness of a Regionalized System for Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for Patients With ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction

    Page :S260

    P. Zimmerman, M. Sparkman, C. Manifold, P. Tovar, D. De Los Santos, R. Spitz, G. Smith, D. Wait, E. Epley, STRAC Regional Cardiac System Committee

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  • ·251 EKG Characteristics of EMS-Identified STEMI Patients Brought to a Designated Cardiac Catheterization Center Who Do Not Undergo Cardiac Catheterization

    Page :S261

    G.A. Farina, D. Yao, C. Amarillo, M. Locurto, G. Diaz, B. Kaufman, D. Isaacs, R. Bhansali, R.A. Silverman

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  • ·252 Evolution of a STEMI Care System: The Los Angeles Experience

    Page :S261

    M. Eckstein, R. Tadeo, W. Koenig

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  • ·253 Trends in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrests in Los Angeles

    Page :S262

    M. Eckstein

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  • ·254 Comparison of Chest Position and Distance to the Heart in the Induction of Cardiac Stimulation From an Electronic Control Device Using Steel versus Carbon Fiber Darts in Pigs

    Page :S262

    J.R. Miner, B. Orozco, R. Nelson, L. Caroon, J. Moore, R.F. Reardon, D. Dawes, J. Ho

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  • ·255 Out-of-Hospital Fluid Diagnostics in Patients Complaining of Chest Pain

    Page :S262

    D.A. Wampler, N. Christodoulides, P. Floriano, S. Redding, H. Ahmed, J. McElroy, C. Yeh, C. Manifold, J. McDevitt

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  • ·256 Relationship of Body Mass Index and Increased Difficulty With Intraosseous Needle Placement: Assessment of Tissue Depth Using Ultrasound

    Page :S263

    T. Kehrl, E. Broderick

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  • ·257 Potassium Measurement With Point-of-Care Blood Gas Analyzer in Cardiac Arrest

    Page :S263

    S. Ahn, W. Kim, C. Sohn, W. Kim, K. Lim, D. Seo

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  • ·258 Knowledge of Appropriate Sizing and Defibrillator Pad Position Placement Among Emergency Medical Care Providers for Children

    Page :S264

    K. Fraser, M. Kou, J. Howell, K. Fullerton, C. Sturek, K. Huddleston

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  • ·259 Public Knowledge and Perceptions About CPR: Results of a Multicenter Survey

    Page :S264

    A. Puro, M. Shaheen, J. Weatherhead, D. Whalen, T. Chassee, J.S. Jones

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  • ·260 Code Status During Medical Emergencies: Are We Getting It Wrong?

    Page :S264

    J.E. Jesus, M.B. Allen, M.W. Donnino, S.A. Grossman, C.C. Hale, A.C. Breu, A. Bracey, J.L. O'Connor, J. Fisher

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  • ·261 Use of Intraosseous Hydroxocobalamin for Treatment of Hemorrhagic Shock in an Adult Swine (Sus Scrofa) Model: A Pilot Study

    Page :S265

    J.R. Lairet, V. Bebarta, S. Boudreau, J. King

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  • ·262 Does Cardiac Standstill Mean We Can Stop CPR? Focused Ultrasound as Predictor of Survival in Cardiac Arrest Patients: A Systematic Review

    Page :S265

    L.R. Blyth, P. Atkinson, K. Gadd, E. Lang

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  • ·263 ^EMFThe Incidence of Non-Convulsive Seizures in Patients Undergoing Therapeutic Hypothermia After Resuscitation From Cardiac Arrest

    Page :S265

    W.A. Knight, K.W. Hart, O.M. Adeoye, J.B. Bonomo, D.M. Ficker, J. Szaflarski, M.D. Privitera, L.A. Shutter, C.J. Lindsell

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  • ·264 Survival to Hospital Discharge After Cardiac Arrest Is Rare Without Out-of-Hospital Return of Spontaneous Circulation

    Page :S266

    D.A. Wampler, L. Collett, C. Manifold, C. Velasquez, J. McMullan

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  • ·265 Effectiveness of a Novel Mental Metronome in Layperson Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Training

    Page :S266

    A.C. Jou, J.W. Hafner, H.P. Wang, S.K. Tham

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  • ·266 Emergency Department Length of Stay as a Quality Measure: Will There Be Unintended Consequences for Safety-Net Emergency Departments?

    Page :S266

    C. Fee, J.H. Maselli, R.Y. Hsia

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  • ·267 Hospital Administrators Views on Palliative Care in the Emergency Department

    Page :S267

    C.R. Grudzen, L.D. Richardson, J. Ortiz, R.S. Morrison

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  • ·268 Malpractice Risk Is a More Common Barrier to Specialist Referral for Rural Emergency Physicians Compared to Other Rural Physicians

    Page :S267

    G.S. Mitchell, A.A. Ginde

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  • ·269 Identifying Barriers and Delays in Care Associated With Increased Rates of Perforated Appendicitis Among Colorado's Medicaid Population

    Page :S267

    S.A. Trent, M. Valley, D. Thompson, K. Brookler, J. Zerzan

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  • ·270 Hospital Outcomes in Geriatric Patients Who Had a 72-Hour Return Visit to the Emergency Department

    Page :S268

    A.R. Kanthala, B.R. Allen, J.A. Lee, A.N. Bodhit, S.K. Nayfield, L.G. Stead

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  • ·271 Prescription Monitoring Programs: Current Use and Impressions

    Page :S268

    C.A. Griggs, S.G. Weiner

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  • ·272 Imposed Educational Requirements for Out-of-Hospital Providers Relating to Patients With Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Page :S268

    R. Ekanayake, B. Walsh, O. Hung

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  • ·273 Emergent Availability of On-call Consultants in New York State

    Page :S269

    E. Rabin, L. Patrick, P. Johnson

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  • ·274 The Effect of Advanced Age on Length of Stay and Contribution Margin in an Emergency Department Outpatient Population

    Page :S269

    P.L. Henneman, B.H. Nathanson, H. Li, A. Tomaszewski, M.J. Lemanski

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  • ·275 Attribution of US Health Care Expenditures to Emergency Department Services

    Page :S269

    A.A. Ginde, V. Ghushchyan, J.L. Wiler, A.M. Libby

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  • ·276 Antibiotic Prophylaxis for Simple Hand Lacerations: Needs Assessment and Feasibility Study

    Page :S270

    E. Brothers, K. Yadav, F. Khan, S. Singh, S. Malhotra, R.D. Wilcoxson, S. Zehtabchi

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  • ·277 Liver Trauma Diagnosis With Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound: Interobserver Variability between Radiologist and Emergency Physician in an Animal Study

    Page :S270

    J. You, Y. Chung, S. Chung, I. Park, S. Kim

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  • ·278 Application of Emergency Telemedical Direction to Improve Combat Casualty Care at an Out-of-Hospital Medical Treatment Facility

    Page :S270

    R.T. Gerhardt, J. Berry, L.H. Blackbourne

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  • ·279 Impact of the Victim's Menstrual Cycle Phase on Genital Injuries Following Sexual Assault

    Page :S271

    K. Cardenas, G. Wiersma, J. Dykema, L. Rossman, J. Fedewa, J.S. Jones

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  • ·280 Use of the Abdominal Aortic Tourniquet to Reduce or Eliminate Flow in the Common Femoral Artery in Human Subjects

    Page :S271

    M. Lyon, R. Schwartz, B. Lerner, I. Wedmore, M. Slane

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  • ·281 Rapidly Degradable Hydroxyethyl Starch Solutions Increase the Risk of Massive Transfusion in Blunt Trauma Patients

    Page :S271

    K. Maekawa, K. Sawamoto, S. Uemura, K. Tanno, K. Mori, Y. Asai

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  • ·282 Agreement Between Physician and CT Scan in High Energy Mechanism Stable Trauma Patients

    Page :S271

    M.D. Zwank, E.A. Gross, M.J. Hughes, D.J. Castle, A.C. Miller, W.P. Hughes, C.P. Anderson

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  • ·283 The Association Between Acute Medical Illness and Motor Vehicle Collisions in the Elderly

    Page :S272

    S. Youngquist, J.W. Ray, M. Liao, J. Adragna, K. Crader, C. Warner, B. Ivan, A. Higgins

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  • ·284 Guidelines for Cervical Spine Imaging in Patients With Blunt Trauma: Utilization and Outcomes

    Page :S272

    J.H. Moak, D.X. Gong, J.S. Young, M.R. Sochor

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  • ·285 Social, Familial, and Personal Determinants of Bicycle Helmet Use in an Urban Population

    Page :S273

    C.B. Donnelly, E.C. Kurian, N. Kondamudi, T. Murano, S. Compton

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  • ·286 Resource Utilization in Local versus Non-local Patients in a Pediatric Emergency Department

    Page :S273

    C. Lyon, L. Papa, J. Ramirez, D. Brennan, K. Morgan

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  • ·287 A New Age-Based Formula for Estimating Weight in Korean Children: Comparisons With the Current Methods

    Page :S273

    D. Kim, J. Jung, E. Jung, J. Park, S. Lee

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  • ·288 Near-Infrared Light Device-Assisted Peripheral Venous Access in Pediatric Patients: A Randomized Controlled Trial

    Page :S273

    M. Kim, S. Chung

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  • ·289 A Comparison Between the 4-level and 5-level Taiwan Pediatric Triage System in Predicting Resource Utilization in the Emergency Department

    Page :S274

    Y. Chang, K. Hsu, L. Chen, C. Wu, J. Chen, C. Ng

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  • ·290 Does a Dedicated Pediatric Trauma Center Reduce Door to Operating Room Times at a Level 1 Trauma Center?

    Page :S274

    J. Ladde, R. Mack, K. Weber

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  • ·291 Procalcitonin for Detection of Serious Bacterial Infections in Children Presenting With Fever Without Source: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

    Page :S274

    C. YO, P. Hsieh, C. Lee, S. Lee, S. Chang, K. Tsai, S. Chen

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  • ·292 Intussusception Incidence Does Not Correlate With Gastrointestinal Disease

    Page :S276

    S. Shah, R. Ekanayake, F. Fiesseler, N. Kairam, D. Cochrane

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  • ·293 Correlation of Inferior Vena Cava/Aorta Ratio to Fluid Therapy in Clinically Dehydrated Children

    Page :S276

    I.A. Barata, B. O'Donnell, L. Houdek, A. Cirilli, C. Haines, A. Prokofieva, R. Bramante, V. Modayil, M.F. Ward, A. Sama

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  • ·294 Are Patients Who Are Diagnosed With Subarachnoid Hemorrhage by Lumbar Puncture More Likely to Have a Delayed Presentation?

    Page :S276

    L.M. Kasper, F.W. Fiesseler, D. Salo, R.L. Riggs, D. Calello

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  • ·295 Longitudinal Trends in the Treatment of Abdominal Pain in an Academic Emergency Department

    Page :S277

    O. Cinar, L. Jay, D. Fosnocht, J. White, L. Rogers, A. Carey, B. Horne, T. Madsen

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  • ·296 Rockall and Blatchford Scores to Identify Emergency Department Patients With Suspected Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding Who Do Not Need Endoscopic Intervention

    Page :S277

    A.C. Meltzer, S. Burnett, C. Pinchbeck, A.L. Brown, T. Choudhri, J. Pines

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  • ·297 Predictive Factors of Bacteremia in the Low-Risk Febrile Neutropenic Patient

    Page :S277

    S. Ahn, Y. Lee, K. Lim

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  • ·298 Failure to Correct International Normalized Ratio Following Fresh Frozen Plasma Administration Among Patients With Anticoagulant-Related Major Bleeding in Clinical Practice

    Page :S278

    J. Menzin, L. White, M. Friedman, C. Nichols, J. Menzin, J. Hoesche, C. Jones

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  • ·299 Cost-Effectiveness of Routine Coagulation Testing in the Evaluation of Chest Pain in the Emergency Department

    Page :S278

    E. Kochert, L. Goldhahn, I. Hughes, K. Gee, B. Stahlman

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  • ·300 Cost to Correct International Normalized Ratio Among Patients With Warfarin-Associated Major Bleeding in Clinical Practice

    Page :S278

    J. Menzin, M. Friedman, C. Nichols, J. Menzin, J. Hoesche, C. Jones

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  • ·301 Under-Recognition of Cervical Neisseria Gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia Trachomatis Infections in Pregnant Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S279

    J. Betcher, D. Doehrman, R. Krivochenitser, D. Whalen, C. Norman, J.S. Jones

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  • ·302 Prediction Method for Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome in Childbearing-Aged Women With Upper Abdominal Pain

    Page :S279

    S. Lee, J. Shin

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  • ·303 Can Nursing Staff and Junior Physicians Accurately Predict the Risk of In-Hospital Mortality of Acutely Admitted Medical Patients: An Observational Cohort Study

    Page :S279

    M. Brabrand, T. Knudsen, J. Hallas

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  • ·304 Feasibility of Using Health Literacy Screening Tools in an Urban Emergency Department

    Page :S280

    R.T. Griffey, M. Lin, C.R. Carpenter

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  • ·305 Attitudes of Cost and Related Barriers to Prescription Medications

    Page :S280

    P. Dalawari, N.M. Patel, W. Bzdawka, J.S. Petrone, V.D. Liou

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  • ·306 Effects of Resident Education on Smoking Cessation Counseling in the Emergency Department

    Page :S280

    B.T. Kloss, D.R. Cooney, D.M. Hart, S. Wojcik, R.E. Lagace

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  • ·307 How to Design a Targeted, Community-Based Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Intervention for High-Risk Neighborhood Residents

    Page :S281

    R.A. King, E. Moreno, M. Sayre, S. Colbert, C. Bond-Zielinski, C. Sasson

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  • ·308 Trauma as the Neglected Emergency After Emergency Medical Services Systems Introduction: Lessons Learned From Rural Uganda

    Page :S281

    S. Stewart de Ramirez, S. Carle, M. Arii, M. Okongo, R. Moresky, S. Ehrlich Sachs, M. Millin

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  • ·309 Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia and the Emergency Department

    Page :S281

    A. Sanseverino, V. Mangolds, M. Mullen, A. Vancuren, C. Lilly, J. Volturo, C. Darling

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  • ·310 Abstract Withdrawn

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  • ·311 Does Etomidate Dosing for Rapid Sequence Intubation Impact Hemodynamics?

    Page :S282

    M. Musselman, L. Hall Zimmerman, S. Saely, J. Faris, R. Sherwin, L. Browning

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  • ·312 Emergency Physician Accuracy in Estimating Volume Responsive Shock Using the “CURVES” Questionnaire

    Page :S282

    C. Holthaus, E. Ablordeppey, B. Fuller, J. Lewis, A. Janssen, R. Chang, B. Wessman, D. Theodoro, J. Williams, T. Ahrens, R. Hotchkiss

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  • ·313 Evaluation of the Management and Outcome of Patients With Occult Hypoperfusion in the Emergency Department

    Page :S283

    R.A. Lawniczak, C. Jones-Bamman, A. Dugas, T. Giberson, M.N. Cocchi, M. Donnino

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  • ·314 Incidence of Clinical Deterioration in a Low Acuity Population of Emergency Department Sepsis Patients

    Page :S283

    A.M. Wise, L.J. Glaspey, S.A. Ni, M.A. Kirchhoff, S. Trzeciak, S.M. Hollenberg, R.C. Arnold

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  • ·315 ^EMFTherapeutic Hypothermia and Vasopressor Dependency After Cardiac Arrest

    Page :S283

    B.W. Roberts

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  • ·316 Implementation of the E-portfolio to Postgraduate Year-1 Residency Training in Emergency Medicine: Assessments of Curriculum Improvement and Online Feedback

    Page :S284

    C.K. Chen, M.N. Huan, Y.C. Chang, K.F. Chen, J.C. Chen

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  • ·317 Stroke Simulation Training: Is Stroke Management Missing in Residency Training?

    Page :S284

    K. Reed, S. Wood, L. Jacobson, E. Chang, D. Milzman

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  • ·318 Computed Tomography Scans in the Emergency Department: Awareness of Radiation Risks and Effect on Ordering Among Different Levels of Practice

    Page :S284

    M. Trotter, W. Nichols, J.F. Reed, R. Bounds

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  • ·319 Are Live Ultrasound Models Replaceable? Traditional versus Simulated Education Module for Ultrasound FAST

    Page :S285

    S. Bentley, B. Nelson, C. Strother

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  • ·320 Can Emergency Physicians Detect Coronary Calcium on Cardiac Computed Tomography Studies?

    Page :S285

    J. Snell, S. Thomas, C. Soliman, A. Athur, K. Lawson

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  • ·321 Resident Empathy: Is There a Correlation Between the Jefferson Scale of Patient Perceptions of Physician Empathy and the Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy?

    Page :S285

    M. White, B. Holton, E. Stettner, R. Hemphill, J. Thurman, D. Hootman, S. Santen

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  • ·322 Comparison of Knowledge Acquisition Between Case-Based and Simulation-Based Teaching in Third Year Medical Students

    Page :S286

    J.W. Myers, G.E. Sousa, A.K. Ellis

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  • ·323 Learner Perceptions of an Ad-Hoc versus Modular Didactic Curriculum in Emergency Medicine Residency

    Page :S286

    L.A. Jin, J. Ahn, C. Babcock

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  • ·324 A Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing the Impact of High Fidelity Simulation versus Standard Lecture-based Training on Long Term Clinical Performance of Emergency Airway Management by Emergency Medicine Residents

    Page :S286

    B. Godbout, M. Clark, D. Egan, G. Walker, J. Hernandez, R. Lanoix, T. Bania

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  • ·325 Outcomes for Older Trauma Patients With Positive Drug or Alcohol Screens in the Emergency Department

    Page :S287

    P.M. Lank, M. Pathak, M. Crandall

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  • ·326 Identification of Patients With Traumatic Intracranial Hemorrhage Who Are at Low Risk for Deterioration or Neurosurgical Intervention

    Page :S287

    J. Penn, P. Borczuk, D. Peak

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  • ·327 Contribution of Pulse to Physiologic Criteria of Field Triage of Trauma Victims

    Page :S287

    M.C. Henry, J.E. McCormack, H.C. Thode, E. Huang

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  • ·328 A Prospective, Single-Center Study to Evaluate the Use of Skin Adhesive in the Closure of Scalp Wounds

    Page :S288

    P.L. Hendry, C.J. Kalynych, L. Webb, R. Westenbarger, J. Lissoway, V. Kumar

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  • ·329 “Hey Doc, They Gonna Make It or Not?” and the 50-20-10-2% Mortality Rule for Patients Up to Age 50

    Page :S288

    C.I. Babcock, P. Butcher, K. Sizemore

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  • ·330 Measuring the Temporal Variation of Trauma-Related Visits to the Emergency Department: Is the Summer Weekend Trauma Surge a Reality?

    Page :S288

    B.S. Heavrin, C.A. Jenkins, T.W. Barrett

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  • ·331 Increased Risk of Inpatient Mortality Among Uninsured Traumatic Injury Patients in a Rural State Trauma Registry

    Page :S289

    R.P. Sullivan, C. Buresh, T. Young, C. Peek-Asa, B. Hoffman, J. Torner

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  • ·332 Pediatric Thoracotomy: Heroic or Futile?

    Page :S289

    J. Easter, J. Haukoos

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  • ·333 Undertriage in Trauma: Differences in Outcome Among Trauma Patients With Delayed Trauma Service Activation at a Level I Trauma Center

    Page :S289

    C. Rogen, T. Shiuh, P. Veneri, B. Campbell, C.J. Hoon, J.F. Reed, R. Rosenbaum

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  • ·334 Blood Culture Clinical Prediction Rule in an Urban Emergency Department

    Page :S290

    P.J. Roque, B. Oliver, L. Anderson, M. Mulrow, J.S. Stapczynski, F. LoVecchio

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  • ·335 Demographics of Acute Care Health Care Workers Who Seroconverted After Receiving the 2009 H1N1 Monovalent Vaccine

    Page :S290

    K. Alagappan, K. Hancock, M.F. Ward, S. De Cicco, R. Spencer, J.M. Katz, F.S. Dawood, R. Silverman

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  • ·336 Disposition of Emergency Department Patients With Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock to Ward or ICU: Performance of the PIRO Score Compared to Clinical Judgment

    Page :S290

    B. de Groot, E. de Deckere, R. Flameling, M. Sandel, A. Vis

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  • ·337 Are Patients Admitted to the Hospital From the Emergency Department With Sepsis Due to Health Care-Associated Infections More Likely to Have Severe Sepsis or Septic Shock in the Initial 4 Hours of Emergency Department Arrival?

    Page :S291

    C. Horton, R. Capp, M. Odewole, K. Marill

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  • ·338 Provider Opinions of Emergency Department HIV Testing Before and After Program Implementation

    Page :S291

    E.M. Schechter-Perkins, J.E. Rubin-Smith, L.M. Rahimi, P.M. Mitchell

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  • ·339 Broad-Based HIV Screening in an Urban Pediatric Emergency Department: Is Screening Performed Proportionately by Age, Sex, and Chief Complaint?

    Page :S291

    N. Dreisinger, R.J. Hoffman

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  • ·340 Academic Emergency Department Treatment of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Abscesses

    Page :S292

    K. Huebner, J. Adler, T. Hills

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  • ·341 Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction Coupled to Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry for Diagnosing Respiratory Viral Infections in an Urban Emergency Department

    Page :S292

    K. Jeng, W. Bianci, C. Gaydos, L.B. Blyn, J.P. Hardick, S.C. Peterson, A. Valsamakis, R.E. Rothman

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  • ·342 Clinical Decisionmaking and Antibiotic Use in Patients With Abscesses After Rapid Point-of-Care MRSA/MSSA Testing in the Emergency Department

    Page :S292

    L. May, E. Dissen, M. Smith, N. Rabinowitz, B. Malott, C. McCann, J. Jordan, R.E. Rothman

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  • ·343 Effect of a Short Message Service Program Regarding Patient Process Delays on Length of Stay in the Emergency Department

    Page :S293

    M. Kim, J. Park, J. Cho, S. Chung

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  • ·344 The Effect of a Passive Reminder on Computed Tomography Utilization in the Emergency Department

    Page :S293

    S. Horng, S. Reichenbach, L.A. Nathanson, C. Fischer, A. Sarwar, L. Sanchez

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  • ·345 Categorizing Work Activity in the Emergency Department: Are We Underestimating Effort?

    Page :S294

    E.K. Turner, A. Franklin, D.J. Robinson, V.L. Patel

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  • ·346 Implementing an Emergency Medicine Health Information System in Baghdad, Iraq

    Page :S294

    M.A. Bragg, G. Evans, T. Hasoon, S. Yasin, R.I. Donaldson

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  • ·347 Patient Crossover Rates Vary by Disease in a Health Information Exchange

    Page :S294

    A. Onyile, J.S. Shapiro, G. Kuperman

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  • ·348 Enabling 72-hour Emergency Department Returns Measurement With Regional Data From a Health Information Exchange

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    J.S. Shapiro, A. Onyile, V.R. Patel, R.J. Strayer, G. Kuperman

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  • ·349 Implementing Evidence-Based Changes in Emergency Department Treatment: Alternative Vitamin Therapy for Alcohol-Related Illnesses

    Page :S295

    B. Faine, M. Nunge, G. Denning, A. Nugent

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  • ·350 SPEED Study (Serving Patients Efficiently in the ED) Improvement in Emergency Department Flow From an Emergency Physician at the Initial Point of Patient Contact

    Page :S295

    F. Illuzzi, R. King, M. Dabakis, A. Talati, J. Turocy, K. Bradley

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  • ·351 A Comparison of Diversion and No Diversion and the Effect on Patient Safety and Outcomes in the Emergency Department

    Page :S296

    E. Spaulding, L. Byrne, E. Armbrecht, C. Jackson

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  • ·352 How Do We Spend Our Time at Work? A Community Emergency Department Experience

    Page :S296

    S.M. Schneider, K. Coles, E. Rantenan, R.J. Fairbanks

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  • ·353 “Frequent Flyers:” Characteristics of Emergency Department Patients With 6 or More Visits in a Single Year

    Page :S297

    J. Abbott, J. Wright, S. Madrid

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  • ·354 Emergency Department Discharge Facilitator Team: A Method for Improving Front-End Flow in an Academic Urban Medical Center

    Page :S297

    R. Sharma, M.R. Mulcare, R. Graetz, P.W. Greenwald, A.C. Mustalish, B. Miluszusky, N.E. Flomenbaum

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  • ·355 Comparison of Usefulness Between Linear Probe and Microconvex Probe in Ultrasound-Guided Central Venous Catheterization

    Page :S297

    H. Kang, Y. Cho, H. Choi, B. Kang, T. Lim

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  • ·356 Effect of a Federally Qualified Health Center on Pediatric Emergency Department Visits

    Page :S298

    J. Hennings, D. Seaberg

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  • ·357 Multi-Factor Incentive Pay System in an Emergency Medicine Department

    Page :S298

    W. Atha, C. Russo, A. Temple

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  • ·358 Paramedics Do Not Forego Treatment of Infants

    Page :S298

    K. Schulz, B. Walsh, A. Troncoso

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  • ·359 Army Flight Medic Performance of Advanced Emergency Medical Technician Procedures: Indicated versus Performed

    Page :S299

    S. Bier, E. Hermstad, C. Trollman, M. Holt

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  • ·360 Ambulance Allocation Redundancy at a Mass Gathering Event: Duplicate Dispatch and Patient-Not-Found Rates at a Major Marathon

    Page :S299

    C.T. Richards, K. Kuester, M. Levison, J. Weber, G. Chiampas

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  • ·361 Overutilization of Procedures Performed on Pediatric Patients by an Urban Emergency Medical Services

    Page :S299

    A. Muñiz

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  • ·362 Emergency Medical Technicians in Accra, Ghana: A Basic Trauma Knowledge Assessment

    Page :S300

    C.N. Mould-Millman, C. Lynch, S. Sasser, A. Isakov

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  • ·363 ArmyFlight Medics in Iraq and Afghanistan: A Survey

    Page :S300

    S. Bier, E. Hermstad, C. Trollman, M. Holt

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  • ·364 Evaluating Out-of-Hospital Communication At A Level 1 Urban Trauma Center: Perceptions and Reality

    Page :S300

    B.D. McCay, E.B. Rodas, M.W. Parra, J.D. Catino, N. El Sanadi

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  • ·365 Emergency Physician Awareness of Out-of-Hospital Procedures and Medications

    Page :S301

    R. Waldron, D. Sixsmith

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  • ·366 A Comparison of Time to Scene Response Intervals for Acute Stroke: Is Time Saved by Red Lights and Siren Response?

    Page :S301

    C. Yeh, E. Bloom, P. Ramanujam

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  • ·367 Validation of a Prediction Instrument for Endocarditis in Injection Drug Users With Fever

    Page :S301

    H.M. Chung-Esaki, R. Rodriguez, J. Fortman, B. Cisse

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  • ·368 Hours of Energy Now: Hemorrhagic Stroke Later

    Page :S302

    K. Brickman, P. Akpunonu, J. Zimmerman, R. Smith, M. Roberts, S. Sinha, N. Dominiak

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  • ·369 T/QRS Amplitude Ratio Is Significantly Higher in Acute Anterior ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction Than in Previous Myocardial Infarction With Persistent ST Elevation (Left Ventricular Aneurysm Morphology): A Validation

    Page :S302

    W.W. Beeman, S.W. Smith, G.R. Shroff

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  • ·370 Predictors of Transport by Private Vehicle versus Ambulance to the Emergency Department in Patients With ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction and Impact on Door-to-Balloon Time

    Page :S302

    T.M. Scherer, S. Russ, C.A. Jenkins, I.D. Jones, B.L. Cunningham, T.W. Barrett

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  • ·371 Performance of ST-Elevation Criteria for Anterior STEMI, and Comparison With a Decision Rule for Differentiation From Early Repolarization

    Page :S303

    S.W. Smith, E. Scharrer, A. Khalil, T.D. Henry, L.A. Pearce

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  • ·372 Bridging the Gap: Factors Associated With Out-of-Hospital Delay in Patients With ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction

    Page :S303

    P. Lee, S. Goh, R.A. Charles

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  • ·373 Transient Left Ventricular Apical Ballooning: A Novel Syndrome Mimicking Anterior Myocardial Infarction

    Page :S303

    G. Wiersma, D. Bergsma, K. Lineberry, C. Cusumano, J.S. Jones

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  • ·374 ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction in Free-Standing Emergency Centers: Can Door-to-Balloon Times of Less Than 90 Minutes Be Achieved?

    Page :S304

    G. Tokarski, U. Mossallam, A. Khanderwal, J. McCord

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  • ·375 Utility of Neuregulin-1β in the Diagnosis and Prognosis of Acute Heart Failure Syndrome

    Page :S304

    Q. Henry-Okafor, S. Collins, C. Jenkins, K. Miller, D.J. Maron, A. Naftilan, G. Fermann, H.M. Smith, X. Peng, D.B. Sawyer, A.B. Storrow

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  • ·376 Fast, Safe and Cheap: A Structured Deep Venous Thrombosis Emergency Department Observation Unit Pilot Protocol

    Page :S305

    C.L. Clark, B. Shaqiri, A. Bastani

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  • ·377 Right Ventricular Strain on Bedside Echocardiography: Does It Help in the Diagnosis of a Pulmonary Embolism?

    Page :S305

    S. Dresden, P.M. Mitchell, M. Leo, A.R. Wilcox, J. Rubin-Smith, L.F. White, A. Sullivan, L.M. Rahimi, K.A. Carmody

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  • ·378 Revitalizing a Vital Sign: Measurement of Respiratory Rate With a Thoracic Belt Improves Detection of Tachypnea at Primary Triage

    Page :S305

    W. Bianchi, Y. Hsieh, P. Hill, M. Saheed, A. Terzis, R. Rothman

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  • ·379 Availability of and Compliance With Patient Code Status Prior to Endotracheal Intubation in the Emergency Department

    Page :S306

    M.M. Crispo, P. Lerwick, G.L. Higgins, T.D. Strout

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  • ·380 Emergency Airway Management in Japan: Interim Analysis of a Multi-Center Prospective Observational Study

    Page :S306

    K. Hasegawa, Y. Hagiwara, T. Chiba, H. Watase, C.A. Brown, R.M. Walls, D.F. Brown, Japanese Emergency Medicine Research Alliance Investigators

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  • ·381 Success and Satisfaction of Emergency Physicians Using a Video-Assisted Semirigid Fiberoptic Stylet for Intubation of a Difficult Airway Model

    Page :S307

    D.R. Cooney, N.L. Cooney, S. Wojcik, H. Wallus

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  • ·382 Emergency Department Charges and Payments for Non-Admitted Asthma-Related Visits by Health Insurance Status

    Page :S307

    T.H. Wang, T. Srebotnjak, R. Hsia

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  • ·383 Impact of a Clinical Guideline on Utilization of CT Angiograms in Emergency Department Patients Evaluated for Pulmonary Embolism

    Page :S307

    S.S. Torbati, G. VanEerden, S. Younessi, G. Lowenhaupt, J.J. Loftus, J.M. Geiderman

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  • ·384 Spanish-Speaking Patient Satisfaction With Interpreter Services in the Emergency Department: Comparison of In-Person versus Live-Feed Video Interpretation

    Page :S308

    L.A. Stevens, P.M. Mitchell, J. Vasquez, G.M. Lopez, A. Gutierrez, M.E. McGrath

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  • ·385 Emergency Department Staff Attitudes and Satisfaction With Live-Feed Video Interpreting for Limited English Proficient Patients: Pre- and Post- Training

    Page :S308

    J. Vasquez, G.M. Lopez, P.M. Mitchell, L.M. Rahimi, A.R. Wilcox, J.E. Rubin-Smith, A. Gutierrez, L.A. Stevens, M.E. McGrath

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  • ·386 Improved Identification and Visualization of Emergency Department Patient Visits

    Page :S309

    A.Z. Hettinger, A. Rackoff, K. Wongsuphasawat, H. Cheng, R.J. Fairbanks, C. Plaisant, M.S. Smith

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  • ·387 An Electronic Tool for Improved Communication of Radiographic Incidental Findings to Discharged Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S309

    S. Dutta, W. Long, A.T. Reisner

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  • ·388 The Effect of a Triage Nurse's Free-Text Assessments on a Machine Learning Algorithm to Identify Infection

    Page :S310

    D. Chiu, D.A. Sontag, N.I. Shapiro, L.A. Nathanson

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  • ·389 Does FRAX Score Predict Hospital Outcomes in the Elderly Emergency Department Patients?

    Page :S310

    A.R. Kanthala, J.A. Lee, A.N. Bodhit, S.K. Nayfield, L.G. Stead

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  • ·390 San Diego Safety Net Health Information Exchange

    Page :S310

    T.C. Chan, J.P. Killeen, E.M. Castillo, J. Lee

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  • ·391 Between-Rater Reliability of Historical Variables Used in a Routine Emergency Department Patient Evaluation

    Page :S310

    A. Karpov, E. Yu, C.P. Mok, C.M. Hohl

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  • ·392 Pharmacologic Prophylaxis for Acute Mountain Sickness: A Systematic Review

    Page :S311

    R.A. Seupaul, J.L. Welch, S.T. Malka

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  • ·393 Intraosseous Vascular Access Can Be Used Safely and Effectively, and at a Lower Cost Than Central Venous Catheters, for Pediatric and Adult Patients in the Hospital Setting

    Page :S311

    M. Dolister, S.T. Miller, S. Borron, E. Truemper, M.R. Shah

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  • ·394 Sonographic Assessment of Inferior Vena Cava Diameter in Assessing Volume Status in The Emergency Department

    Page :S311

    D. Agarwal, Z. Soucy, S. Chandra

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  • ·395 Emergency Medical Response Systems in a University Athletic Program: A Descriptive Analysis

    Page :S312

    J.C. Wendell, M.D. Bitner, E.W. Ossmann, I.B. Greenwald

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  • ·396 Resource Utilization in the Emergency Department of a Tertiary Care University-Based Hospital in Tokyo Before and After the Sendai Earthquake and Tsunami

    Page :S313

    M. Shimada, M. Gunshin, A. Tanabe, R.H. Riffenburgh, D.A. Tanen

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  • ·397 Public Expectations of Non-Medical Hospital Assistance During Disasters

    Page :S313

    R. Charney, T. Rebmann, C. Esguerra, C. Lai, P. Dalawari

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  • ·398 Personal Disaster Preparedness of Emergency Department Staff

    Page :S313

    M.P. Mercer, J.T. Levis, V. Reyes

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  • ·399 Which Disaster Triage Criteria Identify the Most “Immediate” Patients?

    Page :S314

    C.I. Babcock, M. Lawton, D. Wheaton

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  • ·400 Physician Workforce Profile of a US Disaster Response System

    Page :S314

    D. Jaslow, S. Chacko, M. Kurtz

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  • ·401 Interpreting Red Blood Cells in Lumbar Puncture: Distinguishing True Subarachnoid Hemorrhage From Traumatic Tap

    Page :S314

    A.D. Czuczman, L.E. Thomas, A.B. Boulanger, D.F. Brown, K.A. Marill

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  • ·402 Migraines and Medications: Could Prophylactic Medication Make a Difference on Emergency Department Burden?

    Page :S315

    J. Quist-Nelson, S. Sahai-Srivastava, B. Jensen, S. Yeghiazarian, A. Joyce, M. Menchine, S. Henderson

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  • ·403 Geographic Access to Neurological Intensive Care Units in the United States

    Page :S315

    M.J. Ward, L.A. Shutter, C.C. Branas, O. Adeoye, K.C. Albright, B.G. Carr

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  • ·404 Accuracy of Body Weight Estimates in Acute Emergency Department Stroke Patients

    Page :S315

    C. Raio, K. Miele, E. Jannicky, D. Ozimek, M.F. Ward, J.Z. D'Amore, R.B. Libman, J.M. Katz

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  • ·405 Admission Rates for Emergency Department Patients With Transient Ischemic Attack Are Higher in the United States Than Canada

    Page :S316

    B. Shedlock, C. Hall, E. Lang, B. Eskin, J.R. Allegra

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  • ·406 A Prospective Study of Indications for Neurological Consultation in the Emergency Department: Do Emergency Physicians and Neurologists Agree?

    Page :S316

    C.K. Hansen, J. Fisher, N.R. Joyce, C. Dyott, J.A. Edlow

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  • ·407 Impact of an Emergency Department Transient Ischemic Attack Clinical Pathway: Preliminary Results of a Prospective Study

    Page :S316

    J. Oostema, J.L. Fedewa, M. DeLano, M.D. Brown

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  • ·408 Why Do Seizure Patients Return to the Emergency Department?

    Page :S317

    E. Josephson, O. Berrett, A. Paliga, T. Reynolds, R. Kornberg, M. Waseem

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  • ·409 Implementing Scripting in the Emergency Department: Does It Measure Up?

    Page :S317

    H.S. Evans, R.L. Summers, J. Thompson

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  • ·410 Decreases in Provider Productivity Immediately After Implementation of Computer Physician Order Entry

    Page :S317

    N. Roy, T. Damiano, H. Farley, R. Bounds, D.R. Marco, J.F. Reed, J.T. Nomura

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  • ·411 Is the Glasgow-Blatchford Bleeding Score Useful in Reducing Upper Gastrointestinal Bleed Admissions in a United States Hospital?

    Page :S317

    L. Piccoli, K. Gilrain, N. Holliday, M. Pollack, R. Benenson

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  • ·412 Profitability of Patients Discharged From an Emergency Department

    Page :S318

    P.L. Henneman, B.H. Nathanson, L. Haiping, A. Tomaszewski, M.J. Lemanski

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  • ·413 Patient Perceptions of Resident Physician White Coat Attire in the Emergency Department

    Page :S318

    T. Loo, K. Brooks, I. Cook, S. Newbold, M. Amin, V. Aguilar, J. Heffner

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  • ·414 Development and Implementation of Resuscitation Room Protocol for Cardiac Arrest in Emergency Department

    Page :S318

    M. Choi, H. Choi, J. Lee, S. Shin, S. Shin, D. Kim

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  • ·415 Too Sick for Hospice? Acuity and Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a New Inpatient Hospice Care Unit

    Page :S318

    R. Zalenski, D. Waselewsky, M. Bonani

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  • ·EMF-1 Use of Observation Care after ED Visits in Massachusetts, 2005-2009

    Page :S319

    A.K. Venkatesh

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  • ·416 How Do Emergency Physicians Interpret Prescription Narcotic History When Assessing Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department With Pain?

    Page :S319

    C.A. Grover, G.M. Garmel

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  • ·417 Does the Closing of an Acute Care Psychiatric Hospital Affect Emergency Department Psychiatric Patient Volume?

    Page :S320

    C. Sampson, D. Theodoro

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  • ·418 Patient Anxiety May Influence Efficacy of Emergency Department Pain Management

    Page :S320

    O. Cinar, P. Craven, D. Fosnocht, J. White, L. Rogers, A. Carey, B. Horne, T. Madsen

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  • ·419 Emergency Department Mental Health Visits, Trends 2002-2008

    Page :S320

    M.L. Tenny, S. Rajeev, B. Chakravarthy, C. Anderson, S. Lotfipour

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  • ·420 Laboratory Screening of Depressed or Suicidal Patients Is Unnecessary

    Page :S320

    N. Paech, M. Zwank

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  • ·421 Abstract Withdrawn

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  • ·422 Systematic Review of Non-Utstein Style Drowning Terms

    Page :S321

    J. Sempsrott, D. Slattery, A. Schmidt, B. Penalosa, T. Crittle

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  • ·423 Childhood Drowning in Georgia

    Page :S321

    C.A. Lynch, G. DeMers

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  • ·424 Motor Vehicle Collision in Relation to the Proximity of Electronic Billboard in a Large Urban Setting

    Page :S322

    S. Cooper, B. Chakravarthy, C. Anderson, S. Hata, C. Ferrer, S. Lotfipour

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  • ·425 An Analysis of Distance From Collision Site to Pedestrian Home Residence in Pedestrian versus Automobile Collisions Presenting to a Level I Trauma Center

    Page :S322

    K.M. Dominguez, T. Hoang, A. Rowther, M. Carroll, C. Anderson, S. Lotfipour, B. Chakravarthy

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  • ·426 The Effect of a New Pediatric Emergency Department on Unscheduled Return Visits and Admission Rates: A Before and After Study

    Page :S322

    A.J. Singer, J. Stellke, S. Kunkov, G. Garra, H.C. Thode

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  • ·427 Pediatric Intubation in United States Emergency Departments

    Page :S322

    J. Easter, B. Easter

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  • ·428 Pediatric Visits to United States Emergency Departments for Alcohol-Related Disorders

    Page :S323

    A. Tadros, D. Davidov, J. Coleman, S.M. Davis

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  • ·429 Granisetron in the Management of Gastroenteritis-Related Vomiting in a Pediatric Emeregncy Department: A Randomized Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial

    Page :S323

    K. Qazi, H.M. Bin Salleeh, U.H. Shah, N. Al Ghamdi, H. Tamim, F. AlRasheed, A. AlKanhal, S. AlTamimi

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  • ·430 Most Pediatric Patients With Retropharyngeal Abscess Are Afebrile

    Page :S324

    R. Ekanayake, E. Haines, F. Fiesseler, R. Riggs, L. Armstrong, D. Salo

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  • ·431 Abstract Withdrawn

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  • ·432 Intravenous Hydroxocobalamin versus Intraosseous Hydroxocobalamin in the Treatment of Acute, Severe Cyanide Toxicity in a Validated Swine Model

    Page :S324

    V.S. Bebarta, J. Lairet, R. Pitotti, P. Dixon, S. Valtier, D.A. Tanen

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  • ·433 Getting HYPED! Behavioral and Physiological Side-Effects Associated With Energy Drink and Caffeine Use Among Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S324

    D.A. Jackson, B.V. Cotter, R.C. Merchant, K.M. Babu, J.R. Baird, T. Nirenberg, J.G. Linakis

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  • ·434 A Comparison of High Dose Insulin Therapy and Conventional Inotropic Therapy in Calcium Channel Blocker And/or Beta-Blocker Toxic Ingestions

    Page :S325

    M. Musselman, M. Farber, S. Smolinske, C. Aaron, S. Saely

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  • ·435 Multi-State Toxicosurveillance of “Bath Salts” Presenting to the Emergency Department

    Page :S325

    M. Hill, B. Warrick, C. Nedzlek, B. Lehr, J. Mowry, S. Smolinske, D. Gummin, D. Anderson, M. Wahl, R. Goetz

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  • ·436 Self-Injectable Epinephrine Prescribing Practices Among Patients Discharged From the Emergency Department After an Allergy-Related Visit

    Page :S325

    M.P. Borloz, K. Maloy, J. Howell, J.E. Davis

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  • ·437 Prescription Drug Interactions in Emergency Department Seniors

    Page :S326

    A.N. Bodhit, A. Beecum, J.A. Lee, A.R. Kanthala, S.K. Nayfield, L.G. Stead

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  • ·438 Analysis of Variables That May Be Associated With Patient Influx Into the Emergency Department: A Retrospective Study

    Page :S326

    N. Caputo, J. Haber, R. Fraser, M. Menke, N. Menke

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  • ·439 Managing Hospital-Wide Patient Flow to Address Inpatient Access Block for Emergency Patients

    Page :S327

    X. Corbella, B. Ortiga, A. Juan, C. Ferre, N. Ortega, A. Salazar

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  • ·440 Factors Associated With Perfect Press Ganey Satisfaction Scores for Discharged Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S327

    P.S. Pang, D. McCarthy, M. Schmidt, M. Weiner, G. Gavran, B. Patterson, T. Lee, M.J. Lucenti

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  • ·441 Use of Multiple Emergency Departments by the Same Patient Is Infrequent

    Page :S328

    B.S. Fertel, K.W. Hart, C.J. Lindsell, M.S. Lyons

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  • ·442 PAID-A Randomized Controlled Trial: Distribution of an Informational Brochure to Patients in the ED Waiting Room Does Not Improve Overall Patient Satisfaction

    Page :S328

    S. Phan, D.E. Slattery, W. Forred, L. Pajar, A. Cuddeback, N. Smith

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  • ·443 Emergency Department Care Provider Perception of Department-Based Pharmacist Services

    Page :S328

    E.M. Castillo, J.P. Killeen, S. Rafie, D.M. Humber, T.C. Chan

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  • ·444 The Impact of Patient Telephone Call After Discharge on Likelihood to Recommend in an Academic Emergency Department

    Page :S329

    S. Gray, E.M. Castillo, D.A. Guss

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  • ·445 Arrival by Ambulance Is Significantly Associated With Violence Toward Staff in the Emergency Department

    Page :S329

    A.J. Busti, D.B. Medley, J.E. Morris, M. Mower, J. Shields, J. Song

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  • ·446 Parental Knowledge and Emergency Department Staff Instruction Involving Child Safety Seat Use After Involvement in Motor Vehicle Collisions

    Page :S329

    L.E. Lawson, L. Patterson, V. Corbin

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  • ·447 The Highs and Lows of Mental Illness: Suicides at Low, Middle, and High Altitude

    Page :S330

    M.E. Betz, M.A. Valley, S.R. Lowenstein, H. Hedegaard, L. Stallones, B. Honigman

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  • ·448 Results of 1,300 Consecutive NHL Fights: Fists of Fury With Minimal Injuries

    Page :S330

    K. Pasternac, D. Weiner, D.P. Milzman

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  • ·449 Prime Time Television Traffic Safety: Still Setting a Poor Example

    Page :S330

    D.P. Milzman, K. pasternac, B. Boyd, M. Carey, J. Ferretti-Gallon, E. Haber, C. Hluchan, R. Petrossian, M. Philippone, A. Ruff, S. Susan Davis

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  • ·TF-1 Self Instructional Module for Simulation Elective in Emergency Medicine

    Page :S331

    B.B. Anderson

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  • ·TF-2 Disaster Management and Complex Humanitarian Emergencies Elective

    Page :S331

    C.B. Irvin, C. Bills

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  • ·TF-3 Ten-Minute Teaching

    Page :S331

    M.M. Boysen

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  • ·TF-4 Vertically Integrated Multidisciplinary Multimedia (VIMM) Modules to Teach Ultrasound in Emergency Medicine, an ACEP Teaching Fellowship Project

    Page :S332

    D. Byars

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  • ·TF-5 Accomplishing Introductory Training for the Focused Assessment With Sonography for Trauma: An Innovative Curriculum for Teaching Exam Performance and Interpretation

    Page :S332

    B.A. Cadigan

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  • ·TF-6 Enhancing Airway Management Capacity for Out-of-Hospital Providers in a Limited Resource Setting

    Page :S332

    J. Cummings

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  • ·TF-7 An Integrated Simulation Curriculum to Teach the Acute Management of Core Diagnoses to First Year Medical Students

    Page :S333

    S.R. Farris

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  • ·TF-8 An Online Multimedia Facial Anesthesia Training Instrument for Emergency Medicine Residents

    Page :S333

    A.M. Gibson

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  • ·TF-9 An Innovative Emergency Medicine Clerkship Curriculum

    Page :S333

    W. Goldenberg

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  • ·TF-10 Curriculum for Teaching Focused Bedside Echocardiography

    Page :S334

    B. Hall

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  • ·TF-11 Environmental Emergencies Module for Internal Medicine Rotators in the Emergency Department

    Page :S334

    K. Iskyan

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  • ·TF-12 Medical Ultrasound for Students at Emory

    Page :S334

    W. Manson, D. Ander

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  • ·TF-13 Assessment of Advanced Cardiac Life Support Competency by Emergency Medicine Residents Using a Simulation-Based Curriculum

    Page :S335

    M.J. McCrea

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  • ·TF-14 An Educational Module to Reduce Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections

    Page :S335

    G.E. Michael

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  • ·TF-15 Comprehensive Approach to Teaching First Trimester Emergencies Utilizing Multiple Teaching Modalities

    Page :S335

    D.L. Norris

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  • ·TF-16 An Instructional Module on Stress Testing for Low Risk Chest Pain Patients in an Observation Setting

    Page :S336

    R. O'Malley

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  • ·TF-17 Emergency Medicine Medicolegal Curriculum for Fourth Year Medical Students

    Page :S336

    S.N. Patel

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  • ·TF-18 Emergency Medicine Bedside Assessment Course: An Evidence-Based and Streamlined Guide to Physical Examination in the Emergency Department

    Page :S336

    S.L. Poznanski

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  • ·TF-19 Use of Simulation for Annual Resident Assessments Is Both Effective and Educational

    Page :S337

    K.L. Sunga, A. Luke, D.C. Gordon, D.G. Goyal

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  • ·TF-20 Pediatric Emergency Airway Primer: More Than Just Little Tubes!

    Page :S337

    C. Viscusi

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  • ·TF-21 A Second Year Emergency Medicine Resident Critical Care Curriculum Used During Class Specific Conference Days

    Page :S337

    M.H. White

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  • ·TF-22 Development of a Fellowship in Medical Quality Management and Patient Safety

    Page :S338

    A.R. Zinkel

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