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What about some of the prehospital research coming out about potentially delaying defib until SPO2 and ETCO2 targets are reached???

haney what do you think about talk regarding post chest tube management , how to use tnk/ tpa dornase in large bore chest tube.... when to remove chest tube... how do you treat or manage air leak, persistent air leak, ... when do you consider eb valve ,,,, when to consider vats and transfer to facility for evaluation,,,, how to manage hemothorax and when to take tube out,,,,, how to manage empyema and when to consider tnk/dornase and how to manage it,,,,, post chest tube complication...i think chest tube placement is very simple procedure ...its the management and post chest tube care which is more important.. what do you think... do you think that you will like to do a session/ chat on it.

Temporarily engorging the vessel does nothing for the longevity of that vascular access. When the tourniquet is removed, the vessel will return to its smaller diameter, and now your catheter to vein ratio is not ideal. Utilizing ultrasound for vascular access and being able to KNOW the native size of the vessel (without a tourniquet)is a much more effective process.

Does the Vascular Guy have any more KZbin content?

What newer drugs are you comparing to? DOAC or warfarin?

Ok, in what way?

I loved this talk about vascular access as a CVICU nurse and Vascular Access nurse. However, I do not believe that in the future low dose vasopressors will belong on any top of "floor" rather than a ICU. The logics is in nursing staffing ratios. Nurses in the ICU are usually capped at 2 patients (3 at most) but, nurses on the floor will usually carry a load for 4-6 patients. I do not believe that is a safe staffing ratio for consistent IV site monitors for close peripheral access monitoring. Great talk!

Isotonic bicarb?

Where would i found the whole lecture ?!

We are good at recognizing delirium when it is beginning, but I feel like once you start to see the symptoms manifest, it’s too late. Like a train running off the rails. The text book things to do like open a window, reorient the patient, allow time for rest, never seem to work at that point. It starts to spiral from just forgetting the month then by 12AM they’ve had haldol, Ativan, and are in restraints which just makes everything worse. Then is just has to run its course. What are things you suggest to deal with delirium once it starts?

Wow....thank you!!!

“Chest compressions are good”

I would usually go for: - Etomidate - Rocuronium - Any Anaesthetic e.g. Thiopentone

Channel name of guy talking ?

Garcia Donna Perez Eric Lee Timothy

I love seeing this procedure done, it's fascinating how well it can work Me encanta ver este procedimiento realizado, es fascinante lo bien que puede funcionar.

I would only ever use saline if i were stuck on a deserted island and had to make my own iv fluid.

what about the concept of ZEEP (0 PEEP)? any comments on that? Also, better place the trigger "off" or as low as possible.

Thanks Edwin but it doesn't work good with my methamphetamine and heart irregularities

My husband started magnesium and potassium after his one a fib event and has been fine since

not agree with you, Internal medicine is the first

Wouldn't change working in the emergency department. The shift work and flipping days and nights definitely wears on you though.

Had to listen again because music was distracting

please talk about the following, 1. The maximum doses in peripheral vs central line of KCL, 2. The maximum dose KCL per Hr if I have multiple central lines and the pt in severe hypoK. 3. KCL dose in cardiac arrest

Source, PMID plz!

or you could just use an ultrasound

I tried this after it was posted on your insta page. Works well. Found it works great on geriatrics.

Pneumo with needle decompression

How would abortion bands effect the care of this type of termination, assuming evacuation was the preferred intervention?

Isn’t 600 mL VT a bit much intra arrest?

Brilliant!

Needle decompression of tension pneumothorax! Is there a bronchopleural fistula?

Pneumothorax - looks like anterior needle thoracotomy

Every time I bring this up, I get poo-pooed because "AHA says..."

Tracheobronchial tree injury

Needle decompression

Everything is fine. Nothing to see here.

Yikes

What exactly does “survival” rate mean? Definition used in this teaching brief. Thank you

Excellent!

Still don’t get why some doctors love dobutamine for heart failure and some would be noooo it’s gona cause arrhythmia and than we have to start lidocaine etc? I have cv docs prefer milrinone cuz it’s more awesome for right side and reduces pulmonary and pvr pressures. Some do both? So which one is better in which situation?

Plz insert the references for further reading

Enjoyed your lecture Alice!

I understand in the super sick, they have increased insulin resistance which increases lipase production and potentially causing an acidosis. Similarly the increased cortisol levels of the super sick synergistically increases lipase. My question is, if this is true, wouldn’t vasopressin exacerbate that and increase the risk of developing a lactic acidosis or maybe keto acidosis?

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best summary ever

But AHA Guidelines say give every 3 to 5 mins..and there is no upper limit! So plz guide