Opioid Problems MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Opioid Overdose Opioid Overdose — Severe / Post-Arrest Opioid Withdrawal Clinical Education Opioid Toxidrome Naloxone Dosing and Pitfalls Complications of Opioid Overdose Withdrawal Management ED-Initiated Buprenorphine Disposition References MDM Templates Opioid Overdose Patient presents with altered mental status, miotic pupils, and respiratory depression consistent with opioid … More TOX Opiate Problems MDM

Skin & Bone Infections MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Abscess Cellulitis Osteomyelitis Diabetic Foot Ulcer Gangrene Clinical Education Cellulitis Antibiotic Selection MRSA Risk Assessment Necrotizing Fasciitis Red Flags Diabetic Foot Infection Classification References MDM Templates Abscess Patient presents with a focal area of swelling, induration, and fluctuance consistent with subcutaneous abscess. They are … More Skin and Bone Infections MDM

Rhabdomyolysis MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Rhabdomyolysis — Mild / Exertional Rhabdomyolysis — Severe / Admit Clinical Education Common Causes CK Interpretation Complications Treatment Disposition References MDM Templates Rhabdomyolysis — Mild / Exertional Patient presents with muscle pain and darkened urine after exertion. CK is elevated. Renal function is normal. Electrolytes without life-threatening … More Rhabdomyolysis MDM

Asthma Exacerbation MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Asthma Exacerbation Clinical Education ED Treatment Ladder SMART Therapy Steroid Pearls Magnesium & Adjuncts BiPAP in Asthma Ventilator Management References MDM Templates Asthma Exacerbation Patient with acute asthma exacerbation given ***, wheezing, and respiratory distress. Known history of asthma with *** prior exacerbations. Never intubated / … More Asthma Exacerbation MDM

Hematuria PEDs MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Hematuria — UTI Hematuria — Glomerulonephritis Concern Hematuria — Benign / Outpatient Clinical Education DDx by Presentation Post-Strep Glomerulonephritis Nephrotic vs Nephritic Syndrome Not Blood Mimics When to Worry Disposition References MDM Templates Hematuria — UTI Child presents with painful hematuria, dysuria, and urinary frequency. Urinalysis … More Hematuria PEDs MDM

Asthma PEDs MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Mild-Moderate Asthma Exacerbation Severe Asthma Exacerbation Status Asthmaticus / Intubated Asthma Clinical Education Severity Assessment First-Line Treatment Escalation Therapies Ventilator Management in Asthma Discharge Criteria Disposition Decision Guide References MDM Templates Mild-Moderate Asthma Exacerbation Child presents with cough, wheezing, and respiratory distress consistent with asthma exacerbation. … More Asthma PEDs MDM

Bell’s Palsy MDM Last reviewed: March 2026Contents MDM Templates Bell’s Palsy — Within 72 Hours Bell’s Palsy — Late Presentation Ramsay Hunt Syndrome Clinical Education Central vs Peripheral Facial Palsy Dangerous Mimics House-Brackmann Grading Treatment: Steroids & Antivirals Ramsay Hunt Syndrome Pearls Lyme Facial Palsy Eye Protection References MDM Templates Bell’s Palsy — Within 72 … More Bell’s Palsy MDM

Breast Problems Management Last reviewed: March 2026 MDM Templates Mastitis — Discharge Patient presents with breast pain, erythema, and warmth consistent with mastitis. Well appearing without signs of abscess on exam. No fluctuance or concerning features for necrotizing infection. History and exam lower suspicion for breast abscess, inflammatory breast cancer, or Paget disease. Plan: – … More Breast Problems MDM

Pregnancy and Peri-Partum Problems MDM Page Contents MDM Templates Clinical Education References Last reviewed: March 2026 MDM Templates Preeclampsia Without Severe Features Patient >20 weeks EGA presents with blood pressure elevation. No severe features (no visual disturbances, no pulmonary edema, no AKI, platelets >100k, transaminases normal, no severe headache unresponsive to treatment). OBGYN consulted. Plan: … More Pregnancy and Peri-Partum Problems MDM

You have been evaluated in the Olive View-UCLA Emergency Department today for facial weakness. Your evaluation, suggests that your symptoms are most likely due to a condition called Bell’s Palsy. Your symptoms should resolve within time.  Please follow up with your primary care physician as needed. If you do not have a primary doctor, you can … More DC Bell’s Palsy