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PAEA · EOR EM
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PAEA End of Rotation Exam – Emergency Medicine
Everything for the EOR EM in one place: exam-style questions with TeachBack™ explanations, 72 lessons across 8 chapters, audio, flashcards and a study plan.
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What's covered
The full EOR EM outline, chapter by chapter.
8 chapters, 72 lessons, organized the way the exam is.
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1 ED Approach & Stabilization 9 lessons
- Triage and Primary Survey Free preview
- Shock Sepsis and Resuscitation
- Diagnostics and Disposition
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2 Cardiovascular Emergencies 9 lessons
- Chest Pain Syndromes
- Arrhythmias and Syncope
- Heart Failure and Pressure Crises
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3 Respiratory Emergencies 9 lessons
- Dyspnea and Hypoxemia
- Obstructive Airway Disease
- Pleural and Infectious Disorders
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4 Neurologic Emergencies 9 lessons
- Stroke and Focal Deficits
- Headache and Seizure
- Altered Mental Status and Vertigo
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5 GI Renal and Metabolic 9 lessons
- Abdominal Pain Emergencies
- GI Bleeding and Hepatic Disease
- Renal Endocrine and Acid-Base
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6 Trauma and Environmental 9 lessons
- Trauma Primary Survey
- Head Spine and Extremity Trauma
- Burns and Environmental Injury
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7 Toxicology and Psychiatric 9 lessons
- Overdose and Toxidromes
- Substance Withdrawal States
- Behavioral and Safety Emergencies
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8 Pediatrics Obstetrics and Special Populations 9 lessons
- Pediatric Emergency Presentations
- Obstetric and Gynecologic Emergencies
- Geriatric and Immunocompromised Patients
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EOR EM · Sample question
A 67-year-old woman presents to triage with sudden chest pain and dyspnea. She is diaphoretic and confused. Vital signs are BP 82/48 mm Hg, HR 132/min, RR 30/min, temperature 36.8°C, and SpO2 86% on room air. Her lips are cyanotic, and her hands are cool and clammy. As the PA student in the emergency department, what is the best immediate action?
Triage Acuity And Red Flags
Hypotension, tachycardia, hypoxia, cyanosis, cool extremities, and confusion indicate impaired oxygenation/perfusion with possible shock, so A is correct. B is tempting because chest pain needs ECG/troponin, but registration and routine placement delay stabilization. D is tempting for PE, but unstable patients should not leave triage for imaging before resuscitation. C is inappropriate because this is not stable isolated bronchospasm.
Clinician Action: DIAGNOSE unstable vital signs and poor perfusion; ORDER ECG, labs, and imaging after ABCs; TREAT with oxygen, monitoring, IV access, and resuscitation; REFER/ESCALATE immediately to the supervising physician/resuscitation team.
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