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Myths in Emergency Medicine

14 January, 201429 April, 2015 EMKF Uncategorized

ED practices that are potentially harmful, costly, inefficient, or just don’t work

“Banana Bags” for alcoholics
Cardiac enzyme testing in syncope
Dilution (Delusional) Anemia
Cephalosporins and Penicillin Allergies

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