Top 10 Most Read Posts of 2020

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As 2020 comes to an end, we look forward to recognizing the year’s top 10 articles! Join me in congratulating this amazing group of authors at all levels of training and from across the United States!

Additionally, I would like to thank each of the AAEM/RSA Modern Resident Blog authors, reviewers, mentors, and editorial staff members for their tireless contributions to the blog. Without all of them, the blog would not be what it is today. Thanks for a successful 2020!

We are currently accepting articles for 2021 and are always looking for additional faculty mentors as well. Feel free to contact us at info@aaemrsa.org with questions.

Sincerely,

Alex Gregory, MD
Editor-in-Chief
AAEM/RSA Modern Resident Blog

Top 10 Most Read Posts of 2020

1. Should ST elevation in lead aVR with concern for acute coronary syndrome prompt emergent coronary angiography?
   Akilesh Honasoge, MD, Robert Brown, MD, Samantha Yarmis, MD, Mark Sutherland, MD, Megan Donohue, MD, Hannah Goldberg, MD
   Editors: Kami M. Hu, MD FAAEM, Kelly Maurelus, MD FAAEM
   
   
2. Tranexamic Acid (TXA) in Obstetric Hemorrhage
   Patrick Wallace, DO, MS
   Emergency Medicine Resident, PGY-2
   University Nevada Las Vegas
   AAEM/RSA Publications and Social Media Committee, and AAEM/RSA Education Committee
   
   Laurie Bezjian Wallace, DO
   Family Medicine Resident, PGY-2
   Mike O’Callaghan Military Medical Center
   
   
3. Sex Sent Her to the Emergency Department: A Rare Case of Postcoital Hemoperitoneum
   Christina Schramm, MSIV Medical Student
   St. George’s University School of Medicine
   AAEM/RSA Social Media Committee
   
   
4. Intractable hiccups: a presentation of COVID-19
   Jaclyn H. Jansen, MD MS
   Emergency Medicine Resident
   Department of Emergency Medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine 
   Indianapolis, Indiana
   
   
5. Board Review: Debunking Dysbarism
   Patrick Wallace, DO PGY-2
   Emergency Medicine Resident
   University of Nevada Las Vegas
   AAEM/RSA Education Committee
   
   Laurie Bezjian Wallace, DO PGY-2
   Family Medicine Resident
   Mike O’Callaghan Military Medical Center
   
   
6. New Florida Law Requiring Written Consent for Pelvic Exams: Stumbling Towards Trauma-Informed Care
   Emily Lara S. Dawra, BS, MSII
   University of Miami Miller School of Medicine MD Program
   
   Kasha Bornstein, MSc Pharm, EMT-P, MSIV
   University of Miami Miller School of Medicine MD/MPH Program
   AAEM/RSA Modern Resident Blog Copy Editor
   
   
7. Lightning Strike Emergencies Part 1: Triage and Cardiac Emergency
   Vivek Abraham, MD
   PGY-1, Orthopedic Surgery
   
   Ivan Yue, MD
   PGY-1, Emergency Medicine
   Naval Medical Center San Diego
   AAEM/RSA Publications and Social Media Committee
   
   Alexander Li, MD
   PGY-1, Orthopedic Surgery
   Naval Medical Center Portsmouth
   
   
8. Lightning Strike Emergencies Part 2: Trauma Approach
   Vivek Abraham, MD
   PGY-1, Orthopedic Surgery
   
   Ivan Yue, MD
   PGY-1, Emergency Medicine
   Naval Medical Center San Diego
   AAEM/RSA Publications and Social Media Committee
   
   Alexander Li, MD
   PGY-1, Orthopedic Surgery
   Naval Medical Center Portsmouth
   
   
9. Resuscitation Guidelines Updates: What You Need to Know
   Kasha Bornstein, MSc Pharm, EMT-P, MSIII
   University of Miami Miller School of Medicine MD/MPH Program
   AAEM/RSA Modern Resident Blog Copy Editor
   
   
10. Nine Steps to The Best Medical Notebook You'll Ever Use
    Philip A Castrovinci MD
    Undersea Medical Officer
    US Navy