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Intro
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Radiation
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Who is it
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Step off
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Time interval
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Movement time
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Cost
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Opportunity Cost
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Real Debates
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Flexion Extension
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Inadequate Films
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Another View of the Duck
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Missed Fractures
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Change Behavior
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Efficiency of Plain Films
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CT Scan Results
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Fractures
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CT in Plain Films
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Spiral CT
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Time Cost Evaluation
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Journal of Trauma
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Decision Making
Description:
Explore the critical aspects of cervical spine evaluation in emergency care through this 29-minute conference talk from the 32nd Annual EM & Acute Care Course. Delve into the comparison of physical exams, X-rays, and CT scans for cervical spine assessment. Learn about radiation exposure, patient selection criteria, and time considerations for different diagnostic methods. Examine the efficiency of plain films versus CT scans in detecting fractures and other abnormalities. Analyze real debates and case studies to enhance decision-making skills in emergency situations. Gain insights into changing clinical behaviors and optimizing diagnostic approaches for improved patient outcomes. Synthesize evidence-based recommendations from the Emergency Medical Abstracts database and expert faculty experiences to refine your approach to cervical spine evaluation in acute care settings.

Cervical Spine Physical Exam vs X-Rays vs CT Scan – 32nd Annual EM & Acute Care Course

The Center for Medical Education
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