Specialties Emergency
Published Jan 29, 2019
How do you handle ears that are so infected/dirty that the tympanic membrane can’t be seen? Do most ERs irrigate? If so, is it something a Dr does or do you do it in your workplace? What do you use?
Wuzzie
5,121 Posts
37 minutes ago, JKL33 said:Stinks that auralgan is gone...
Stinks that auralgan is gone...
I have a secret for you...Visine works just as well.
All you parents out there will thank me for this when it’s 2am, 14 degrees out and your toddler is screaming bloody murder from ear pain.
JKL33
6,782 Posts
54 minutes ago, Wuzzie said:I have a secret for you...Visine works just as well.
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Thanks. Yep, I didn't know that.
Lunah, MSN, RN
14 Articles; 13,766 Posts
On 1/29/2019 at 7:29 PM, JKL33 said:I haven't had bleeding. Was it bright red or more purulent/blood-tinged junk? I guess it wouldn't alarm me really, given that otitis, if it exists under all the gunk, can involve discharge to begin with.Stinks that auralgan is gone...
I haven't had bleeding. Was it bright red or more purulent/blood-tinged junk? I guess it wouldn't alarm me really, given that otitis, if it exists under all the gunk, can involve discharge to begin with.
OMG, auralgan! I had almost forgotten about that stuff. lol