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An Insight into Mountain Rescue Teams (MRTs)

Mind The Bleep

Scottish Mountain Rescue (SMR) is an umbrella organisation, with teams the final decider of how they operate. Your skills as a doctor need to be different to your hospital role or abilities. What illnesses or injuries do we see? Team equipment, procedures, training schedules/frequency, and skill mix vary between teams greatly.

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Traumatic Arthrotomy

Northwestern EM Blog

What are the next best steps for evaluation and treatment of his injury? Figure 1: Knee laceration Background Traumatic arthrotomy is defined as a soft tissue injury over a joint that penetrates the joint space. Definitive treatment is joint wash out in the Operating Room. Reporting 10/10 pain over the laceration.

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Pediatric Pain

Pediatric Emergency Playbook

Neonatal observational scales have been validated in the intensive care and post-operative settings; ED-specific quantitative scales are lacking. CRIES ( Table 1 ) was validated for post-operative patients; to adapt its use for the ED, the most conservative approach is to substitute “preoperative baseline” with normal range for age.

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Hand Examination & Pathology

Don't Forget the Bubbles

Soft tissue injuries are also very common and can also occur as children explore the world in younger years often trapping digits in doors and through accidents during play and sporting activities. Source: Fingertip Injuries & Amputations _ Wounds made along the green lines will probably heal on their own.

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Upper Limb Arterial and Nerve Injuries: An Introductory Guide

Mind The Bleep

Events of the injury which include: Mechanism (crush, sharp, penetrating, fall) gives an idea of the energy involved, the extent of injury, trapped foreign bodies and potential collateral injury to surrounding structures. Pre-hospital management including intubation, IV fluids, cardiac monitoring, analgesia etc.