Ken Milne MD Gary Hunter SAEM Neurology Today Aleksandra Mineyko Sridhara S Yaddanapudi MD Houman Khosravani Zoi Netou-Kandylidou SAEM EBM IG jeffrey kline Peter Johns M.D. Great to see such vigorous debate about DIZZINESS!! My advice: read the guideline, evaluate the evidence then proceed accordingly. I hope we can agree that improving patient care is our common goal. To do this, we must close the large gap between evidence and current practice.

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imgflip.com/i/7lu6jf via imgflip Don't use the old "what do you mean dizzy"? (symptom quality) approach. Ask about timing and triggers of dizziness, just like you would a chest pain patient

Custom Image imgflip.com/i/7luadg via imgflip OK, last Star Wars meme on HINTS and dizziness. Believing that you can intubate, place a chest tube, do a FAST exam, use up to date bedside exams for dizziness, you won't ever learn.