Sepsis | The High Risk EM Course

Sepsis by Jestin Carlson, MD
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[@NN-rn1oz]

Amazing lecture. I changed my practice after watching this.

[@alexanderk.5474]

@05:18 Thanks to Doc Birnbaumer for the formula: HRT 102 : SBP 111 = 0.91 (between .4 and .7 is ok) 0.9 definitely says shock.

[@almachan260]

you start failing when u lose your paranoia in ED. its literally in our job description to think worst case scenario. best job ever bc how can you screw that up??

[@rumit9946]

You obviously don’t work in a single cover ED😂

[@ClintVanHoff]

Best lecturer I’ve ever seen!!

[@requiemforjustin]

Solid lecture, thank you.

[@adudeontheinternet8658]

My heart rate was 120, temp was 35.8C, Respiration was 20, BP was 93/65 at ED entrance.

[@DocMagoos]

Incredible talk. Thanks for this.

[@narancauk]

Brilliant !!!!!!! Thank You.

[@Xelastic]

Outstanding lecture! Many thanks

[@danielsayre3385]

Excellent video, thank you

[@mohamedalfahad268]

Thanks alot for your amazing and informative channel ❤

[@najibthe]

good lecture, good presentation

[@christinawells2024]

Is it possible that there is a higher incidence of missed appendicitis when an X-ray is done is due to slowing of the GI peristalsis? Making it appear that constipation is present? I’ve had a couple patients, one was pretty far into their illness, the other was quite early, who both had very little to no bowel sounds prior to diagnosis of appendicitis. I will say, I’m pretty quick to order a CT when someone presents with abdominal pain. I would sure hate to miss an acute abdomen.

[@zuhairyassin505]

CT should be the gold standard

[@MultiCII]

Absurd that tachycardia “slipped past”. Any MD. Totally unacceptable.

[@JJNurs]

Nitrites in the dip and she wasn’t treated for UTI??!

[@sinuzb3115]

My exact thought!! UTI or kidney stones infection

[@zuhairyassin505]

Why are we still using xrays come on its 2023

[@1truthseeking8]

B1 & C ... read up.

[@luckssj]

Did you know that Liposomal Vitamin C does away with Sepsis? R/ Dr Lucks PhD

[@ronefana4015]

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