Urgent Bite 166 – Torticollis
What are the red flags when we see a patient with torticollis?
What are the red flags when we see a patient with torticollis?
SUFEs will often first present in primary care and are easily missed.
Not everything that comes through UC is urgent, but knowing a little about these out-of-scope topics is still necessary.
Looking for and identifying a hypopyon is an important part of the UC eye exam.
We should all know how to do Seidel’s test in urgent care.
Good safety netting and follow-up are vital for patients presenting through UC with rectal bleeding.
As of February 1st, 2023, adrenaline auto-injectors are now funded in New Zealand under Special Authority.
Do you use Prednisone of Dexamethasone for croup?
Always look for a nasal septal haematoma in cases of nasal trauma.
Does expectation influence the experience of receiving an injection?