Why Would There Be Super Glue in the Er

Super glue is used to not just stick things together, but doctors can put glue on a q-tip to get what’s stuck inside a little kid’s nose out. It can also be used to get things out of a patient’s ear if a small object is dislodged inside it.

This Won't Hurt a Bit · 3 - THINGS YOU FIND IN THE ER · at 6:57 · July 11th, 2019 ·Transcript

On this episode

Why Would a Metal Detector Be Used in the Er at 1:32 Transcript
Why Are Wire Cutters Used in the Er at 3:29 Transcript
How Can Doctors Get a Ring Unstuck From a Patient's Finger at 4:20 Transcript
What Does It Mean When Someone Gets Their Jaw Wired at 5:15 Transcript
Why Would There Be Super Glue in the Er at 6:57 Transcript
When Was One of the First Uses of Super Glue at 9:13 Transcript
Why Is There Alcohol in the Er at 11:20 Transcript
Why Does Every Er Have a Football Helmet at 17:54 Transcript
How Is Sugar Used in the Er at 19:44 Transcript
Why Would Doctors Use Cocaine in the Er at 23:24 Transcript

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