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99 Topics for the CCFP

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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!

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#Science #Medicine #Exam #99 Topics #Family Medicine #Canada #Family Practice #Certification In Family Medicine #Dr. Brady Bouchard #CCFP

Epistaxis

99 Topics for the CCFP

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When? This feed was archived on November 11, 2021 06:12 (3y ago). Last successful fetch was on January 20, 2019 01:26 (5+ y ago)

Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.

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!

25 episodes

#Science #Medicine #Exam #99 Topics #Family Medicine #Canada #Family Practice #Certification In Family Medicine #Dr. Brady Bouchard #CCFP

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