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99 Topics for the CCFP
Dr. Brady Bouchard
25 episodes
9 months ago
A podcast series and accompanying study notes for the Canadian Certification Examination in Family Medicine, and practice beyond. #FOAMED
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A podcast series and accompanying study notes for the Canadian Certification Examination in Family Medicine, and practice beyond. #FOAMED
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Science
Medicine
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Epistaxis
99 Topics for the CCFP
14 minutes
9 years ago
Epistaxis
And we're back, but dammit, we have a nosebleed this week. Blame it on the dry northern Saskatchewan air. Key points this week: * These patients are commonly anxious, which makes everything worse: work on reducing their level of anxiety in the office/ED. * 90% of nosebleeds will resolve with basic first aid: start with basic first aid when you first see them, and teach it to them to save them the trip in the next time it happens. * If it's recurrent or you can't get it to stop, consider a posterior bleed: these will usually need help from ENT. Thanks to FMR2 Dr. Isa Saidu for help in developing this topic!
99 Topics for the CCFP
A podcast series and accompanying study notes for the Canadian Certification Examination in Family Medicine, and practice beyond. #FOAMED