Check out our updated #LightningLearning on Neck of Femur Fractures for 2024 in lead-up to a new quality improvement project @Leic_hospital from ED doctors Anita Juchiac & @Brent_Stevenson 🏅 #QIP

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@Leic_hospital @Brent_Stevenson @JutlaSunny Neck of Femur Fractures: an essential guide for ED staff!. 👵 Assess, manage pain, and diagnose swiftly. 📸 Learn about key imaging signs like Shenton's line. 💉 Discover the benefits of Fascia Iliaca Block. Check out our latest #TeachingIn10 for all the details!

Great day with the new EM3 team that have worked on redesigning our website to include our latest peer-reviewed learning resources. By trainees for trainees. Cannot wait to share our BRAND NEW website in the upcoming months to showcase the most popular content decided by YOU 🫵

Front of neck access in less than 30 seconds! ⏱️ What’s your best time? #RSI

Baking up a batch of lateral canthotomy models ready for our HST training day tomorrow 👁️ Hopefully get to share the new recipe with you all soon! 🧁

The answer key + explanation for this week's quiz: C, A, C, A, B, D, B, C

Answer to Question 8? [FINAL QUESTION]. We will post the answers for each question when the poll closes in 24 hours, along with a detailed explanation of the answer! ⏰.

Question 8: Which diagnostic imaging modality is recommended for assessing coronary artery involvement?

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Question 7: Can you name this phenomenon?

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Question 6: Following resolution of the episode, what medication should be avoided for further management?

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Question 5: Which additional blood test would you order?

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