@EM_RESUS@WesElyMD I mean, if someone's getting tPa in the ER and they start getting swollen lips, chances are good it's angioedema, as I saw a few times in residency😅😬
@EM_RESUS@WesElyMD Pretty much this! That and sometimes we don't have time or resources (non-cross-linked EMR's, system downtime at the perfect time, etc.) to get a history, esp if our main historian can't speak thanks to swelling all over the airway.
@generalorthomd Have also met plenty of folks who use service dog and therapy dog interchangeably. Deeeeefinitely not the case. Training's different, legal standards are different, the whole nine yards.
@docfingerguns (but for real, some people in my M1 class stole and hid material from the library so that no one else could access them to study, it was pathetically hilarious)
@vitaminpac1 ...from the ER? What the hell? Dude that's messed up. Besides, splints are some of my favorite thing to do.
An ER that 'doesn't do splints' is no ER at all.
@blondemedSJW Sorry the only thing I remember about UWorld and poor hearing is presbycusis and maybe acoustic schwannomas, therefore everyone hard of hearing is getting a CT