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Housesta ? Survival Guide Home Sign-out Crosscover Specialty HOME Welcome to the online Housesta ? Survival Guide The purpose of this website is to provide residents with quick online access to the all the information in their housesta ? survival manuals and beyond Procedures Calcs Electrolytes Call Survival Tips Phone Numbers How to use this site Use the links on the left to navigate You can ?nd most of this information in your copy of the Housesta ? Survival Guide This website combines this guide with links to useful online resources Here ? s what you will ?nd Crosscover common overnight issues such as chest pain sob Specialty common overnight issues for specialty services such as heme onc and sickle cell Procedures Calculators information on interventions such as procedures O and ECGs Electrolytes a quick reference for daily electrolyte repletion Call survival tips a collection of on-call tips and more Phone Numbers a collection of phone numbers pagers tips and more HOME Housesta ? Survival Guide Other important sites Online ICU Guidebook UIH Clinical Care Guidelines New-Innovations AMION cards CHousesta ? Survival Guide Home Other Renal ID Sign-out Crosscover Specialty Procedures Calcs Crosscover CV Chest pain Hypotension HTN Tachycardia Bradycardia Fever Antibiotics Vancomycin dosing Electrolytes Call Survival Tips Phone Numbers Crosscover Housesta ? Survival Guide Neuro GI Pulm Shortness of breath Abdominal pain Nausea and Vomiting Constipation Diarrhea GI Bleeds Etoh withdrawal Seizures AMS Sundowning Oliguria Hyperkalemia Hypo and Hyperglycemia Pruritus Rash Pain Decision making capacity Death pronouncement CHome Sign-out Crosscover Specialty Procedures Calcs Electrolytes Call Survival Tips Phone Numbers Crosscover Housesta ? Survival Guide Housesta ? Survival Guide Crosscover Chest pain On the phone Quick Links Complete set of vitals Try to get a good history on the phone Generally Onset gradual ischemia pneumonia v sudden PE aortic dissection PTX Crushing squeezing pressure MI severe tearing with sudden onset dissection ? TIMI ? Shortness of breath Dull sharp pleuritic radiation location alleviating factors assoc ? d sx nausea vomiting ? ECG Guide cough hemoptysis cardiac risk factors Based on your ?rst impression order immediate tests Consider EKG CXR cardiac enzymes Coags required unless clear musculoskeletal pain Always go see the patient to assess for stability eliminate doubts and help you ?gure out what is going on PE all vital signs BP in each arm and pulses in both arms and legs aortic dissection CV new murmurs extra heart sounds JVP carotid pulses sternum chest wall pain with palpation Lungs crackles decreased breath sounds hyper-resonant percussion friction rub trachea deviation Abd tenderness BS Ext Leg edema CHF DVT Based on your history and physical continue with further workup Dii ?erential includes CV Angina MI pericarditis dissection Pulm PE PTX PNA E ?usion GI Esophageal spasm rupture GERD PUD Pancreatitis MSK costochondritis zoster etc CV If concern for coronary etiology What to think risk strati ?cation What type of chest pain is it typical v atypical What are his risk factors What is his TIMI score What to order immediately Cardiac