#EUSEM2024 Day 3:
1. Mothers kiss 💋 for foreign objekts in childrens nose: Close the other nosetril, let the mother cover the kids mouth with her own and apply strong positive pressure.
2. Use a nasopharyngeal airway as a guide as a NG-tube. @davidcarr333
3. When performing
POCUS, don't get too focused on what you initially intended to look for, don't just ignore other pathologies you might see. @casualtysrus
4. Putting distal limbs in a waterbath can be a good solution for pain free ultrasound. @niccoparri
crossing on a sailboat ⛵is probaly not the best idea and although sailing is beautiful it can also be quite risky @thejuwo
5. Jelly snakes are an adequate treatment for PONV in children. https://t.co/fFuwgPnhtj
#EUSEM2024 Day 2: Many more amazing talks 🤩🤩
My take homes of the day:
1. FORDEC also helps you to take action, if you end up in an ED without working computers and phones.
2. Fatigue IS a real emergency since is a frequent presentation of potentially life threatening issues.
Big thanks to @replynickel for the great talk and showing me once more which great research is done at the place I work at myself 🤩
3. Performing a resuscitation should never be a one man show - everyone should learn CPR!
4. Stopping your antipsychotics before an Atlantic
#EUSEM2024 Day 1:
Amazing talk about "Staying mentally sane in a f*cked up system", Pearls and pitfalls working in the ED(LAMAS and pain out of proportion) by @davidcarr333 and many more brilliant talks. More than hyped for the days coming 🤩
can be life safing!!
3. Every minute in scene increases mortality by 1% in bleeding trauma patients
4. NIBP is higher than IBP in trauma patients and therefore underestimates the amount of shock.
Amazing early morning trauma presentation with a real time UK case of stabbing. At #eusem24 Take homes:
1. For elderly patients: One day in bed = one week of Recovery.
2. Putting direct pressure on a wound is the most reasonable thing bystanders can do after a stabbing, this