Asynchronous Learning: ENT, OMFS, Ophtho
Below you will find a compiled list of links to asynchronous learning resources on ENT, OMFS, Ophtho themed topics. The Non-FOAM section links directly through the university library so that once you are logged in, it will take you directly to that chapter of the ebook. EBMedicine.net articles are available for free through EMRA benefit. By no means is this list exhaustive and if you know of other resources that would be educational, please add your comments below!
NON-FOAM: ENT, OMFS, Ophtho
Tintinalli’s Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide, 8e:
Rosen’s Emergency Medicine, Eighth Edition:
- Chapter 21: Diplopia
- Chapter 22: Red and Painful Eye
- Chapter 23: Sore Throat
- Chapter 70: Oral Medicine
- Chapter 71: Ophthalmology
- Chapter 72: Otolaryngology
- Chapter 168: Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies: Upper Airway Obstruction and Infections
EBMedicine.net
- Ocular Injuries: New Strategies In Emergency Department Management (Trauma CME)
- Updated Guidelines For The Diagnosis And Management Of Acute Otitis Media
- An Evidence-Based Approach To Managing Acute Otitis Media
- Management Of Acute Rhinosinusitis In Pediatric Patients
- An Evidence-Based Approach To The Evaluation And Treatment Of Pharyngitis In Children (2011)
- Evaluation And Treatment Of Common Ear Complaints In The Emergency Department
- An Evidence-Based Approach To Abnormal Vision
- Acute Dental Emergencies In Emergency Medicine
FOAM: ENT, OMFS, Ophtho
ENT
- ENT Emergencies Tips & Tricks | Emergency Medicine Cases
- Acute Otitis Media – Core EM
- Ear, Nose, and Throat Foreign Bodies – emdocs
- Cerumen Impaction — Pediatric EM Morsels
OMFS
OPHTHO
- EMBasic – Eye Complaints
- Nontraumatic Eye Emergencies | Emergency Medicine Cases
- Acute Visual Loss in the Emergency Department: Pearls and Pitfalls
- Topical Anesthetic Use on Corneal Abrasions – R.E.B.E.L. EM
- Slit Lamp Anatomy – EM in 5
If you have additional resources to add to the list, please share in the comment section below!
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