Low back pain is one of the most common primary care presentations. How confident are you with your differential diagnosis, when to order diagnostic imaging, and how to interpret radiology reports?

Read time: 5-10 minutes.

We review 3 key mechanisms of dysphagia, differential diagnoses, and diagnostic imaging considerations. We review red flags you do not want to miss!

Knee pain is a common primary care presentation, and we need to be familiar with differential diagnoses and indications for diagnostic imaging.

Read time: 5-10 minutes.

We review common etiologies of traumatic and non-traumatic shoulder pain, and when to consider diagnostic imaging.

(Read time: 8-10 minutes)

A review of common differentials for acute nasal obstruction, and when to consider diagnostic imaging (hint: rarely do we need imaging unless red flags emerge).

(Read time: 7-8 minutes)

Hip pain has a long list of possibilities - break it down by anterior, posterior, and lateral hip pain to narrow down your differential. Let’s get into when to consider diagnostic imaging for this common primary care presentation.

(Read time: 10-12 minutes)

Chronic cough is a common primary care presentation. Do you feel comfortable with common differentials and when to consider diagnostic imaging?

(Read time: 7-8 minutes)

LUTs is a common primary care presentation. What differentials are we looking for and when are bladder scans indicated?

(6-7 minute read)

From biliary colic to pancreatitis - we review RUQ pain differentials you do not want to miss, and considerations for diagnostic imaging.

(6-7 minute read)

We review important pearls and pitfalls of ultrasound versus CT when working up this common presentation.

(6-7 minute read)

We review pearls and pitfalls of non-invasive cardiac tests for patients presenting with cardiac chest pain.

(5-6 minute read)

Are you comfortable knowing when to consider diagnostic imaging for a patient presenting with headache? Do you know your red flags?

(Read time: 6-7 minutes)

We review common differential diagnoses for neck pain, including red flags, and when to consider diagnostic imaging.

Read time: 5-6 minutes

Hint: if it walks and talks like a hernia without red flags, ultrasound isn’t needed.

Read time: 2-3 minutes