The Journal ofEmergencyMedicine

PARTIAL CONTENTS OFVOLUME 45, NUMBER 1

, Time to First Antibiotics for Pneumonia is not Associatedwith In-hospital MortalityANDREW SUCOVJONATHAN VALENTE

STEVEN E. REINERT

, Re-evaluating the Diagnostic Accuracy of the Tongue BladeTest: Still Useful as a Screening Tool for MandibularFractures?NICHOLAS D. CAPUTO

ANDALEEB RAJA

CHRISTOPHER SHIELDSNATHAN MENKE

, The Limited Utility of Screening Laboratory Tests andElectrocardiograms in the Management of UnintentionalAsymptomatic Pediatric IngestionsGEORGE SAM WANG

SARA DEAKYNE

LALIT BAJAJ

SHAN YIN ET AL., Blood pH is a Useful Indicator for Initiation of Therapeutic

Hypothermia in the Early Phase ofResuscitation after Comatose Cardiac Arrest: ARetrospective StudySHUNSUKE TAKAKIYOSHINORI KAMIYA

YOSHIO TAHARA ET AL., EmergencyDepartmentMedication History Taking: Current

Inefficiency and Potential for Self-administered FormMICHAEL D. WITTING

BRYAN D. HAYES

STEPHEN M. SCHENKEL ET AL., A Survey of Emergency Physicians Regarding Due Process,

Financial Pressures, and the Ability to Advocate for PatientsROBERT M. McNAMARA

KEVIN BEIER

HOWARD BLUMSTEIN

LARRY D. WEISS

JOSEPH WOOD

, Methamphetamine-related Psychiatry Visits to an UrbanAcademic Emergency Department: An Observational StudyROBERT L. CLOUTIER

ROBERT G. HENDRICKSON

RONGWEI (ROCHELLE) FUBRIAN BLAKE

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