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  1. Lidocaine to acute abrasive extensive injury

    brown replied to Adriana's topic in Emergency
    Er docs I work with generally apply viscous lidocaine topically to treat road rash etc. Use with caution on cardiac patients. Absorption is minimal but still risky.

  2. do you report assault in the er?

    brown posted a topic in Emergency
    I have been a er rn for 3 years but recently got into a heated disagreement with an experienced (10 yr) rn about reporting an assault. Physical assault, an altercation between two adults, not domestic or sexual. HBO ( the experienced nurse who calls herself "simply the best") went behind my back and called the police to come see a patient in the er with injuries from an assault. I thought it was wrong, pts here for medical treatment not legal advice. She says you have to report all assaults even if there is no weapon like in this case. Who is right?

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