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Closing the Deal: Mastering Suturing and Wound Closure in the ED

EM Board Bombs

-Case- A 28-year-old bartender walks into your ED with a deep laceration on her forearm after an unfortunate run-in with broken glass while working. The wound is actively bleeding, but the edges are clean. She’s concerned about scarring and whether she’ll be able to use her arm without issues in the future.

ED 52
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Clonidine

Life in the Fastlane

Chris Nickson Clonidine Critical Care Compendium entry for Clonidine (pharmacology)

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Closing the Deal: Mastering Suturing and Wound Closure in the ED

EM Board Bombs

-Case- A 28-year-old bartender walks into your ED with a deep laceration on her forearm after an unfortunate run-in with broken glass while working. The wound is actively bleeding, but the edges are clean. She’s concerned about scarring and whether she’ll be able to use her arm without issues in the future.

ED 52
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Officer Wellness Research

First Responders Wellness Center

Public safety personnel were found to have a higher rate of psychological health problems. One in every seven police officers worldwide suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or depression, and one in every ten struggled from other mental illnesses. When compared to the general population, police personnel have approximately twice the prevalence of PTSD and depression (20% vs 7% to 9%), and are associated with a lower quality of life.