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Unit 102.2

Unit 102.2. Vital Signs Characteristics and Norms. Objectives. Describe the basic body functions that produce each vital sign. Describe normal and abnormal characteristics, normal measures, methods and sites for measuring. Discuss related terminology. Vital Signs.

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Unit 102.2

Unit 102.2. Vital Signs Characteristics and Norms. Objectives. Describe the basic body functions that produce each vital sign. Describe normal and abnormal characteristics, normal measures, methods and sites for measuring. Discuss related terminology. Vital Signs.

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HIGH RISK NEWBORN Lecture 13

HIGH RISK NEWBORN Lecture 13. LEVELS OF NICU. Level I Basic neonatal care; minimum requirement for a facility that provides inpatient maternity care. Able to perform neonatal resuscitation. Evaluate healthy newborns; provide standard care.

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DKA: Management and Pitfalls

DKA: Management and Pitfalls. Justin Bright, M.D. Emergency Physicians of NW Ohio February 20, 2013. Goals For Today. Definitions and characteristics of DKA Appropriate workup Treatment modalities Identify pitfalls and complications Discuss difference in adult vs. pediatric population

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DKA: Management and Pitfalls

DKA: Management and Pitfalls. Justin Bright, M.D. Emergency Physicians of NW Ohio February 20, 2013. Goals For Today. Definitions and characteristics of DKA Appropriate workup Treatment modalities Identify pitfalls and complications Discuss difference in adult vs. pediatric population

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Shock

Shock. Definition - widespread inadequate tissue perfusion Caused by state of collapse and failure of the cardiovascular system. Compensatory Mechanisms. tachycardia vasoconstriction increased respiratory rate & depth decreased urine production. Shock. 4 major categories of shock

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