• Nurs Stand · Mar 2004

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    Ear, nose and throat problems in Accident and Emergency.

    • Tanya Reynolds.
    • Homerton Hospital, London. tanya.reynolds@homerton.nhs.uk
    • Nurs Stand. 2004 Mar 10; 18 (26): 47-53; quiz 54-5.

    AbstractNurses working in A&E departments throughout the UK frequently encounter patients with ear, nose and throat conditions. While the majority of these are straightforward, a small number are serious and even life-threatening. Tanya Reynolds discusses the nursing management of this group of patients and stresses the importance of appropriate assessment, pain management and referral.

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