'High flow oxygen' presentation slideshows

Chapter 23

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Practicalities and sensitivities around discussing

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ECGs and Acute Cardiac Events Workshop

ECGs and Acute Cardiac Events Workshop. Dr. Stewart McMorran Consultant in Accident and Emergency MB, BCh, MRCS, FFAEM. Objectives. Emergency management of common cardiac events ST elevation MIs Tachyarrhythmias Bradyarrhythmias Overview of management Interactive case discussions.

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Resident Case Report

Resident Case Report. Rohan Arya. History of Present Illness.

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Chapter 19 Respiratory Emergencies

Chapter 19 Respiratory Emergencies. Objectives. There are no 1985 objectives for this chapter. Respiratory Emergencies. Dyspnea Difficulty breathing Common chief complaint COPD Impedes normal functioning Learn the signs and symptoms.

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Drowning

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The Threat of Chemical Weapons

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Chapter 29

Chapter 29. Water Emergencies. Objectives. 29.1 Compare and contrast dry drowning and wet drowning. 29.2 Describe the physiologic response of the mammalian diving reflex. 29.3 Define the following terms: submersion injury arterial gas embolism drowning decompression sickness

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Environmental Emergencies

Environmental Emergencies. Heat & Cold emergencies. Ways the body loses heat (1 of 2). Radiation - heat lost from host to air Convection - heat lost through the movement of air Conduction - heat lost from host to solid objects . Ways the body loses heat (2 of 2).

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STEP BY STEP MANAGEMENT OF STATUS ASTHMATICUS

STEP BY STEP MANAGEMENT OF STATUS ASTHMATICUS. See details in the Asthma protocol guidelines Dr. D. Alvarez August 2006. INITIAL PROCES. Call from the ED/4-B requesting bed for a patient with Status Asthmaticus in respiratory distress.

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Non Invasive Ventilation

Dr. Masroor Afreedi. Non Invasive Ventilation. What is it?. What is it?. Respiratory support given without an endotracheal tube. Spontaneously breathing patients. Normal Breathing. negative pressure air is drawn in when the diaphragm descends. 3 types: .

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Shock

Shock . WCS Teaching Evening. What is shock?. Acute failure of circulation resulting in impaired or absent perfusion to tissues and subsequent insufficient oxygen provision to cells. Five Main types. Hypovolaemic Cardiogenic Mechanical Septic Anaphylactic . Causes of Hypovolaemic shock.

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