A normal ocular POCUS isn't always the end of the workup. New findings highlight the value of knowing when ultrasound helps, and when it's time to consult ophthalmology. #EmergencyMedicine #POCUS #EMNews
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Is it time to retire the ophthalmoscope?

Portable retinal photography can outperform traditional ophthalmoscopy, improve diagnostic confidence, and streamline ophthalmology consultation in the ED. https://ow.ly/ONwy50ZQGsN

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When an older adult with dementia becomes agitated in the ED, don't rush to sedate. New guidance highlights: nonpharmacologic interventions, use of the lowest effective medication dose, frequent reassessments, and focus on safety.
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Sexual assault care doesn't end with the initial exam. ED clinicians play a vital role in preventing HIV, hepatitis B, HPV, and Mpox through timely vaccination, PEP, patient education, and follow-up planning. https://ow.ly/2i6H50ZOkAc
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