PFCN Just Added to NYSORA Nerve Block App! We are thrilled to announce the Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve (PFCN) Block technique is now in the NYSORA Nerve Blocks App! This new technique offers superior analgesia for surgeries involving the posterior thigh, knee, and lower leg. 👉 Upgrade your practice and boost patient care - download the Nerve Blocks App today and discover the new technique! Link is in the bio! Stay tuned for more updates on NYSORA Nerve Blocks App. | NYSORA - Continuing Me

🦴 TYPES OF FRACTURES follow @nursewellversed for visual nursing education A fracture is a break or disruption in the structure of the bone. It’s important to know the various types as a nursing student! 🦴 Fracture Classifications → Closed: Bone is broken, but the skin is intact → Open: Bone punctures through the skin, increasing the risk for osteomyelitis (infection of the bone) 🦴Types of Fractures: 1️⃣ Greenstick: One side of the bone bends while the other side cracks 2️⃣ Comminuted: Bone is

🩸 Femoral Artery Injuries . A seemingly straightforward femur fracture can hide a potentially life-threatening vascular complication. Femoral artery injuries are a critical (and sometimes) overlooked aspect of lower limb trauma. The #femoralartery - the main blood supply to your leg, can be damaged during severe accidents, especially those involving femur fractures. While it’s more common in open fractures, closed fractures aren’t exempt from this risk. In fact, about 1 in 20 patients with trau

Make sure to check out the Anterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve (AFCN) Block technique on the NYSORA Nerve Blocks App! This innovative technique enhances pain management for thigh and knee procedures. 👉 Check the link in the bio, download the Nerve Blocks App and explore the new technique to enhance your practice and improve patient outcomes! | NYSORA - Continuing Medical Education