Emergency medicine (EM) physicians work at a rapid pace, with limited time and sometimes also limited resources. They encounter a range of ethical dilemmas and have to make quick decisions. This book provides a practical and accessible reference for emergency medical technicians, students, nurses, residents, and attending emergency physicians to better navigate ethical issues within the emergency room. Each chapter tackles a different ethical issue and includes a real-life case, a discussion in the style of a morbidity and mortality conference, a review of the current literature and expert recommendations. This book will help readers navigate some of the most challenging situations emergency medicine professionals are likely to face.