Written by: Colin Standifird, BA, FP-C; Michael Wasserman, MD; and Michael Lauria, MD, NRP, FP-C” Invasive arterial blood pressure (IABP)...

Ok, here's the thing.. there really is no anion gap. We pretend there is because the things we routinely measure leave something to be...

This blog is a classic example of a bait-and-switch. I drew you in with the non-intimidating cover picture, and I'll even start us off with an illustration about counting candy. However, anion gap acidosis has some heavy points to it, as you'll see. I've done my best to keep it centered on emergency medicine and critical care and give us, as brief of an overview of the things that can cause an elevated anion gap as I can. My hope is that even if all the points don't sink in r

This is the follow-up podcast to the blog I posted a few days ago on the utilization of ultrasound to not only confirm mechanical...