Or read our updated #Reference: https://t.co/E48OS2bnlS [end] #Tumors #Weakness #Paralysis #Dizziness

Discuss the differential diagnosis of possible underlying causes of Bell’s palsy in children Recognise cases requiring further investigation Identify which cases need follow-up Outline advice to parents and child Our #LearningSession for members: https://t.co/ACWUlMRUN9 (2/3)

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UPDATE: Bell’s palsy is a common adult presentation that is relatively uncommon in children. Though this diagnosis is most often benign, it is essential not to miss more serious causes of facial paralysis. After completing these sessions you will be able to (1/3)

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NEW: A 34-year-old man presents to the ED with a red and painful left eye that has worsened over the past two days. He reports photophobia, blurred vision but no discharge. He has no known eye history. On further review of symptoms, he reports back pain, which is worse [cont.]

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[cont.] in the morning On examination, you note the affected eye is red predominantly around the cornea, the pupil appears irregular and constricted, and the cornea has a slight haziness What is the most likely diagnosis? #ClinicalCase https://t.co/qtLyLEHitU

[cont.] in the morning On examination, you note the affected eye is red predominantly around the cornea, the pupil appears irregular and constricted, and the cornea has a slight haziness What is the most likely diagnosis? #ClinicalCase https://t.co/qtLyLEHitU

NEW: A 34-year-old man presents to the ED with a red and painful left eye that has worsened over the past two days. He reports photophobia, blurred vision but no discharge. He has no known eye history. On further review of symptoms, he reports back pain, which is worse [cont.]

DAY 5: RCEM Festive Favourites - Curriculum Cup Winners! The Curriculum Cup is an amazing resource on @RCEMLearning for those who are looking for a challenge or revision support. Who managed to to achieve 100%? 🏆 https://t.co/kSjGtev7fn

UPDATE: Do you know how to manage an animal bite? Test your knowledge with our updated #SBA: https://t.co/lbBVs66g62 #AnimalBites #Wounds

DAY 4: RCEM Festive Favourites You’ve been using @RCEMLearning a lot, completing modules over 230,000, they've published 360 pieces of content – almost one module a day. What else has been RCEMLearning been up to? https://t.co/kSjGteuzpP

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The APPG on Emergency Care’s report on corridor care, complied by The Royal College of Emergency Medicine, contains a raft of recommendations to address the crisis in Emergency Departments. The Health and Social Care Secretary has agreed to meet to discuss the report. Have you

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SUNDAY QUESTION - What is the best diagnostic test to order? What do you think? #Care #Children #ChildrenCare

Taken from the #blog - Combatting the Crowd https://t.co/b2xRKGLxMO A missed dose can harm your patients!

NEW: An 83-year-old male is pre-alerted to your emergency department (ED) following an intentional overdose of one of his medications. On arrival, he admits to taking the medication around 12 hours ago with the intent to end his own life #ClinicalCase https://t.co/WHDVHXA2t9

Welcome to RCEM's Festive Favourites! 🎄 For 12 days, we take time to reflect and celebrate everyone's achievements - that includes you as members of the college. Check in every day as we unveil a "new present" 🎁 https://t.co/kSjGteuzpP

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NEW: These modules discusses the management of genitourinary foreign bodies (GUFB) in the Emergency Department Learning Objectives: Understand the clinical features of genitourinary foreign bodies (GUFB) Consider the clinical management options of GUFBs (1/2)

Discuss additional considerations in the management of GUFBs including safeguarding and domestic violence. Check out our #LearningSession (LS) and #Reference (Ref): LS: https://t.co/YwBNPNsKT5 Ref: https://t.co/hIZ2y1GjLM #ForeignBodies #Care #Adults #Complexity

NEW: These modules discusses the management of genitourinary foreign bodies (GUFB) in the Emergency Department Learning Objectives: Understand the clinical features of genitourinary foreign bodies (GUFB) Consider the clinical management options of GUFBs (1/2)