Patient presents with asymptomatic high blood sugar. Patient’s symptoms not consistent with DKA or other complications of high blood sugar including but not limited to infections requiring admission, acute coronary syndrome etc. Patient will be discharged with strict return precautions and instructions to follow up with primary MD within 12-24 hours for further evaluation.

G Tube Problem MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates G Tube Obstruction G Tube Displacement Peristomal Infection G Tube Leaking / Granulation Tissue Procedure Notes G Tube Replacement Clinical Education Obstruction Management Displacement Pearls Infection Management Buried Bumper Syndrome Disposition References MDM Templates G Tube Obstruction Patient presents with inability to administer feeds or … More G Tube Problem MDM

Nausea, Vomiting & Diarrhea MDM Last reviewed: March 2026Contents MDM Templates NVD NOS / Acute Gastroenteritis Hyperemesis Gravidarum Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome C. Difficile Colitis Clinical Education Antiemetic Selection Antibiotics in Diarrhea Hyperemesis Gravidarum Pearls CHS Treatment Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome C. Diff Pearls References MDM Templates NVD NOS / Acute Gastroenteritis Patient with nausea, vomiting, diarrhea … More Nausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea MDM

Diverticulitis MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Uncomplicated Diverticulitis Complicated Diverticulitis Clinical Education The Antibiotics Debate Imaging Approach Hinchey Classification Right-Sided Diverticulitis Special Populations Disposition References MDM Templates Uncomplicated Diverticulitis Patient presents with left lower quadrant abdominal pain. Imaging confirms acute uncomplicated diverticulitis without evidence of abscess, perforation, or obstruction. Well appearing without peritoneal … More Diverticulitis MDM

Foreign Body (Ear/Nose) MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Ear Foreign Body — Successful Removal Nasal Foreign Body — Successful Removal Foreign Body — Unsuccessful Removal Button Battery Foreign Body Procedure Notes Ear Foreign Body Removal Nasal Foreign Body Removal Clinical Education Removal Techniques Button Battery Pearls Live Insect Pearls Complications Disposition References MDM … More Foreign Body (Ear/Nose) MDM

Epistaxis MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Anterior Epistaxis — Discharge Posterior / Refractory Epistaxis — Admit Epistaxis on Anticoagulation Procedure Notes Anterior Nasal Packing Clinical Education Anterior vs Posterior Bleeding Initial Management Topical TXA Packing Pearls Anticoagulation Management Posterior Epistaxis Pearls Disposition References MDM Templates Anterior Epistaxis — Discharge Patient presents with epistaxis. … More Epistaxis MDM

Dental Problems MDM Last reviewed: March 2026Contents MDM Templates Dental Pain / Caries Dental Abscess Dental Trauma Post-Extraction Bleeding Clinical Education Pain Management Ellis Classification Avulsed Tooth Dental Nerve Blocks Antibiotic Selection ANUG Ludwig’s Angina References MDM Templates Dental Pain / Caries Patient with dental pain localized to tooth #***. They do NOT have high-risk … More Dental Problems MDM

Hypertension MDM Last reviewed: March 2026Contents MDM Templates Asymptomatic Hypertension Refractory Hypertension Hypertensive Emergency Clinical Education Asymptomatic vs Refractory vs Emergency End-Organ Damage Workup IV Antihypertensive Agents Oral Agents for ED Discharge Outpatient Lab Follow-Up by Agent Specific Hypertensive Emergencies References MDM Templates Asymptomatic Hypertension Patient presents to the emergency department with elevated blood pressure. … More Hypertension MDM

Endocarditis Last reviewed: March 2026 Quick Links: MDM Templates Clinical Education References MDM Templates Endocarditis — Right-Sided (IVDU) Patient with history of IV drug use presents with fever and *** in the setting of active or recent drug use. Clinical presentation is concerning for right-sided endocarditis involving the tricuspid valve. Exam reveals ***, consistent with … More Endocarditis (infxn) MDM

Known h/o asthma for years. + worsening SOB for ___. This presentation feels similar to prior asthma exacerbations. Has attempted ___ at home. No h/o heart failure and no orthopnea or new leg swelling. No chest pain. No fever or recent hospitalization. No sick contacts. No smoking or COPD history. No recent choking or aspiration events. Denies … More Asthma HPI