What is a lactation consultant – with Dr Katie Fourie
We should all be aware of the peritonsillar abscess. But why is it called a quinsy?
Urgent Bite 94 – Peritonsillar abscess
We should all be aware of the peritonsillar abscess. But why is it called a quinsy?
Urgent Bite 93 – Stye
What does your patient mean when they say they have a stye?
Urgent Bite 92 – Researching how we access past medical history information
Today we speak with Tom Bowden about research he is undertaking into how UC and ED clinicians access past medical history for their patients.
Urgent Bite 91 – College News Update
Today we update College members with some important news.
Urgent Bite 90 – Etymology
The story behind why a condition or part of the body is so named can help paint a picture when describing a diagnosis to your patient.
Urgent Bite 89 – Paediatric Clavicle Fractures
Make sure you know which ones need an orthopaedic review.
Urgent Bite 88 – The Palate Abscess
Be aware of the palate abscess, and always remember to listen carefully to what your patient tells you.
Urgent Bite 87 – The Maisonneuve fracture
Always remember, an ankle exam includes the proximal fibula.
Heart Block – with Dr Avijit Barai
Dr Barai talks to us about identifying heart block and what to do about it in the urgent care setting.