今日又心酸又好笑
在漫展朋友摔倒半月板错位了
下楼等急救之前朋友叫大家一起拍了张照片给漫展的medic惊呆了（因为他妈的我们一帮人出了小排球 并且朋友摔倒的时候假发飞了笑死）
到了急诊医生问我俩“what's your relationship” （估计他猜我们是不是一对儿）我俩be like 网友但现实刚认识第二天的朋友哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈

ps：充分见识到了加拿大的救护车和急诊有多慢 我们等救护车等了有快俩小时[二哈]虽然可能不算特别的emergent
pps：朋友出的是木兔 过于写实了家人们

Lump turns out to be a 78-year-old World War II bullet of which patient was unaware!
An 87 year-old male that was admitted to the hospital due to an inflamed subcutaneous mass in his left hand. The mass was first noticed 3 months before without trauma history and kept growing since then.

Excision of the mass revealed it to be a bullet fragment. The patient then remembered a long-forgotten incidence during World War II, 78 years ago: a "superficial" gunshot injury in the palmar aspect of the wrist near its crease. Ricochet of a bullet caused a wound that was healed with no complication, leaving a hardly noticed scar. But at the time, no one realized a bullet fragment was lodged deep in the patients hand.

The bullet was later removed during surgery and the patient made a full recovery.
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Tight situation!

Boa constrictor in the Emergency Room

You arrive on scene of a residential home and find a pet snake constricting around someone's hand. See if you can answer the following questions about this type of emergency:

1. What is the FIRST THING you would do when you arrive at the patient?

2. The patient tells you the snake has been squeezing for 5 minutes and their hand is starting to feel numb and the pressure is "very painful".

Would you try to get the snake to unlach and stop constricting on scene, or go straight to the hospital?
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