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This page contains important errata discovered in our text after publication.  It is the readers responsibility to check back here often and to submit any errata by email to bradysan@hotmail.com AND to write them as a comment in the web form at the bottom of this page.

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Page 127:  Syphilis – Testing: should read as below
Serum treponemal tests: FTA-ABS and TPPA – more sensitive and more specific, but not as specific for active disease because they stay positive after cure

Page 219: Electricity Table: for Flutter & SVT conversion, biphasic, start with 10-25 Joules (book says 10 Joules).  Also, for the last column, “Peds: other”, the monophasic and biphasic values are reversed.

Page 112: Line 4 should read: 6 units or one platelet pheresis pack should raise count by about 30,000 (NOT by 5000)

Page 22: Compartment Syndrome Chart – There are a few errors in the arm section.  Use the corrected chart below to fix, which also has an additional leg compartment

COMPARTMENT          NERVE               MOTOR                         SENSORY
Arm – Dorsal                     Radial              Finger Extensors               1st Dorsal Web Space
Arm – Superficial Volar    Ulnar             Superficial flexors              4th & 5th Finger Pad
Arm – Deep Volar             Median           Deep finger flexors               1st, 2nd & 3rd Finger Pad

Leg – Deep Posterior       Posterior Tibial    Calf & Toe flexors         Sole of Foot
Leg – Superficial Posterior    None             Calf flexors                       none
Leg – Anterior                Deep Peroneal    Foot Dorsiflexors            1st Dorsal Web Space
Leg – Lateral (peroneal)    Superficial Peroneal    Foot Eversion    Dorsal Foot

Page 189: Hyponatremia: 6th line – Rx, remove pediatric recommendation at the end and change to:  If severe + Sz, coma (or AMS): 3%NS 250ml at 25-50ml/hr until Na>120. Safer to calculate.

Page 62: Palpitations: PVC’s: Rx: Should read:  Correct ischemia, Beta Blockers, Keep K >4.0 & Mg >2.0.  Avoid antiarrythmics, even for multifocal PVCs, doublets, or R on T (increased ­risk of asystole)

Page 66: Tachycardia – Wide: V-Tach: Rate 120-200: if <30sec with maintained BP is non-sustained V-tach – Treat only as PVC’s

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Page 80:  Specimen Tube table: ESR should be run on a purple top rather than a red top

Page 96:  STD Screens – Syphilis: should read as below
Serum treponemal tests: FTA-ABS and TPPA – more sensitive and more specific, but not as specific for active disease because they stay positive after cure

Page 166: Electricity Table: for Flutter & SVT conversion, biphasic, start with 10-25 Joules (book says 10 Joules).  Also, for the last column, “Peds: other”, the monophasic and biphasic values are reversed.

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Emergency Medicine Quick Essentials


Page 67: Thrombolytics: Contraindications: Lab: Should read “INR > or = 1.7″ rather than “INR>1.5″

Page 21: 2nd to last line does not describe “Tar” burns.  It should be up 4 lines under “Lightning” injuries

Note: The 3rd edition of Quick Essentials: Emergency Medicine has been replaced.  You should only be using the newest edition.  Please update your library.

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A to Z Pocket Pharmacopoeia

Vasotec: dose is 0.625-1.25mg, NOT 0.0625mg

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Page 74: Peds dosing – check below

ARRHYTHMIA                                                                               PEDS                   OB / L

  • adenosine   3-6-12-(18)mg rapid IVP **             0.1/k                     c / ?
  • amiOdarone150-300mg IV over 10m **            5mg/k                     d / -
  • digoxin         Load: 0.5mg IV                                           s                        c / ?
  • diltiazem      10-20-25mg IV q 45min                        x                        c / ?
  • lidocaine      50-100mg +Drip: 2-4mg/m                  1/k                    b / ?
  • mag-sulfate 2g IVP or over 20min                           50/kg                   a / +
  • procainamide20mg/min load >1-2mg/m          same                     c / ?
  • vasopressin 40 units IVP                                           0.5u/k                     c / ?
  • verapamil    5-10mg IV, MRx1 in 30m                 2-5mg                    c / ?
  • CARDIAC ISCHEMIA & HTN                                     PEDS                    OB / L
  • esmolol        500mcgs/k + 50mcg/k/min            o                          c / ?
  • labetalol       20-40mg IV Q10m: 300max 0.25/kg c / ?
  • nitroglycerine IV drip: 10-200-640mcgs/m           x                      c / ?


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Note: The 2nd edition of Quick Essentials: Emergency Medicine has been replaced.  You should only be using the newest edition.  Please update your library.

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Note: The first edition of Side Kick: Emergency Medicine has been replaced by Cornucopia: Emergency Medicine.  Please update your library

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ARRHYTHMIA PEDS OB / L CLASS(type):INDICATION CONTRAS & (CAUTIONS) SIDE EFFECTS & (NOTES) COST

adenosine 3-6-12-(18)mg rapid IVP ** 0.1/k c / ? CV: SVT, tachy WPW c Afib, AVB, SSS flush, HA, SOB, CP, N 40

amiOdarone150-300mg IV over 10m ** 5mg/k d / - CV(class III): VT, VF, (AF) (long QT, WPW) low BP, ­QT, thyroid, ¯HR 18

atropine 0.5-1mg q3-5’ to 3mg max 0.02/k c / - CV: Bradycardia, Asystole (ACS c Mobitz 2/3°AVB) tachycardia, ­O2 demand 4

digoxin Load: 0.5mg IV s c / ? CV(other): A fib, CHF WPW c A fib, SSS, Monitor levels/ arrhythmia, N… 25

diltiazem 10-20-25mg IV q 45min x c / ? CV(CCB): Afib, PSVT age<1,VT,WPW,BP,(grapefruit) BP, E, HA, W&D, brady, 15

lidocaine 50-100mg +Drip: 2-4mg/m 1/k b / ? CV(class Ib): VT, VF, Dig 3°AVB,WPW,(old,L,CHF,RI) dizzy, tinnitus, nystag > Sz 10

mag-sulfate 2g IVP or over 20min 50/kg a / + CV(other): VT,VF (RI, brady, low BP) flush, BP 5

procainamide20mg/min load >1-2mg/m same c / ? CV(class1a):VT,SVT,WPW long QT, Tox, (low K & Mg) Stop: BP<90, QRS­>50%,17mg/k 5

vasopressin 40 units IVP 0.5u/k c / ? CV: VF,VF hypersensitivity HTN, (less ectopy than Epi) 5

verapamil 5-10mg IV, MRx1 in 30m 2-5mg c / ? CV(CCB): HTN,Afib,PSVT age<1,VT,WPW,(grapefruit) …Brady, AVB, (­Dig&CBZ) 10

CARDIAC ISCHEMIA & HTN PEDS OB / L CLASS(type):INDICATION CONTRAS & (CAUTIONS) SIDE EFFECTS & (NOTES) COST

aspirin 81-325mg PO qd s d / ? CV(platelet inhibitor): ACS Allergy, (2h from NSAID) PUD, GI, GI bleed 5

esmolol 500mcgs/k + 50mcg/k/min o c / ? CV(BB:b1)Dissection(dur 9’) Asthma,Brady,Block,Coke,CHF fatigue, BP, brady, wheeze 60

labetalol 20-40mg IV Q10m: 300max 0.25/kg c / ? CV(BB): Dissection, ICB, HTN Asthma,Brady,Block,Coke,CHF fatigue, BP, brady, wheeze 5

metoprololY:5mg IV q-2-5’ up to 3x x c / + CV(BB:b1):ACS,CAD,HTN,CHF Asthma,Brady,Block,Coke,CHF fatigue, BP, brady, wheeze 70

nitroglycerine IV drip: 10-200-640mcgs/m x c / ? CV: on: 1min. dur: 5min ….tamponade HA, dizzy, BP , VQ mismatch 20

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Comment from Brady
Time: November 3, 2008, 6:35 am

Quick Essentials page 21: the line under “Tar” should be for lightning injuries, not tar

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