Titlebook: Managing Emergencies in the Outpatient Setting; Pearls for Primary C Gregory M. Booth,Sarah Frattali Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Gastroenterology,t gastrointestinal (GI) conditions of both types. As the GI tract is an internal passage originating in the mouth and terminating in the anus, its various internal portions and communicating organs are vulnerable to blockage, inflammation, infection, and bleeding. As such they often need to be acces

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Urology,sociated with extreme pain and will bypass the outpatient clinic; however, sometimes they will appear urgently or via a phone message to the clinician. Nephrolithiasis is extremely common and will occasionally be encountered in the primary care setting. As with all body systems, infections in locati

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Otolaryngology (Ear Nose and Throat),ed first as the most commonly encountered otolaryngology-related issue in primary care. Infections of the throat and neck follow (peritonsillar and retropharyngeal abscesses, Lemierre’s syndrome, and epiglottitis). The emergent ear infections of mastoiditis and malignant otitis externa are covered s

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Endocrinology,e human organism. Hormonal changes resulting in emergencies can be sudden or brought on gradually by the absence or decrease in hormonal amounts. The most common endocrine emergencies are caused by the ever-growing prevalence of diabetes in the USA in the form of diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar

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Hematology and Oncology,lood count (CBC). Cases of spinal cord compression and acute leukemia often can be sent to the ED on clinical grounds without imaging or laboratory testing. Other times, abnormalities on the CBC prompt ED referral when results are reported after the patient’s visit. Hyperviscosity syndrome, severe s

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Ophthalmology,oubt, a same day ophthalmology consult is ideal; however, sometimes this is not easy to arrange. Furthermore, sometimes an immediate consult is not necessary, and the primary care clinician has time to give an initial treatment and follow the patient until ophthalmology consultation is available. Ch