Practical night-call guide for residents: rapid GI bleed assessment - prioritize airway, circulation, IV access, urgent labs, and early ICU/GI activation.
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Evidence-based guidance for residents on when to call the attending to reduce delays in sepsis, GI bleed, and clinical deterioration.
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