EpiPen - OSCE Guide #osce #geekymedics #clinicalskills #medstudent #medschool #anaphylaxis

Christina explains how to administer an EpiPen in the context of anaphylaxis #geekymedics #osces #osce #epipen

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[mylesyiu]

This is very important information for people to know, however, there is one small detail I noticed regarding the trainer pen.

The TRAINER pen (not the actual ones with medication) can be reset after deployment by pushing on the two orange tabs on each side of the orange tip and then pushing down on a hard surface. This will make the training experience more realistic, and so one can get an idea of roughly how much pressure is needed to activate the device.

[SamuelMartin-gied]

Please do a video on AQST and their drug, Libervant. This could revolutionize the way we handle emergencies, potentially replacing EpiPens. With their expected approval by the FDA on April 28th, their sublingual film, much like a Listerine strip, could be a game-changer. It's faster and more effective than traditional, bulky EpiPens and much easier to administer

[-shh]

why did i think this was some sort of vape ☠️

[deathmaybeyoursantaclaus]

I know someone that held the pen the wrong way round when administering 🙃