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Should they stay or go? Study finds no harm when hospitals allow familes to observe CPR
Outcomes of cardiac arrest resuscitation efforts no different in hospitals that allow families to watch and those that don'tWhen a hospital patient's heart stops, the...
medicalnewstoday.com
over 4 years ago

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New concept: Can resuscitation be delayed?
The general rule for treatment of patients in cardiac arrest is that once resuscitation measures have begun, they must be continued uninterruptedly until the patient shows signs of life or is...
medicalnewstoday.com
over 4 years ago

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ICU Physiology in 1,000 Words: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
The first time I performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation [CPR] on a patient was in the emergency department of Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto, Canada; it was certainly an indelible moment in my training. As an intern, and especially as medical consult at Bellevue Hospital in New York City, I was involved in the resuscitative efforts of countless patients and this continued during my fellowship at Stanford. Throughout these years I’ve found that the physiological nuances of CPR are important for all resuscitationists to recognize in an effort to improve care of the pulseless patient.
pulmccm.org
over 4 years ago

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The First Five Minutes of Resuscitation
https://vimeo.com/99883063
Ten minute screencast describing an expanded ABCs mnemonic.
Mobile
emupdates.com
over 4 years ago

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Cliff Reid - When Should Resuscitation Stop
Cliff Reid delivers another moving talk on when we should, and especially when we shouldn't stop when resuscitating.
vimeo.com
over 4 years ago

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Cognitive Stop Points to Avoid Resuscitation Errors
Vasopressor stop points, cognitive stop points, and other ramblings...
emcrit.org
over 4 years ago

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Resuscitation of the Hemorrhagic Shock Patient in Trauma
This week we discuss the resuscitation of the hemorrhagic shock patient with Dr. Richard Dutton, MD. Rick was director of trauma anesthesia at the Shock Trauma Center when I trained there. He is an incredible teacher, clinician, and researcher.
emcrit.org
over 4 years ago

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Massive Transfusion in trauma resus
Trauma resuscitation of the critically ill hemorrhagic shock patient. The concept of bare minimum normotension and massive transfusion
emcrit.org
over 4 years ago

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Trauma resuscitation of the critically ill hemorrhagic shock patient
Trauma resuscitation of the critically ill hemorrhagic shock patient
emcrit.org
over 4 years ago

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Combat Aviation Paradigms for Resuscitation
Joe Novak was a Combat Pilot and now is an EP. In this fantastic lecture, he brings the concepts of Combat Aviation to the art of Resuscitation.
emcrit.org
over 4 years ago

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Avoiding Resuscitation Medication Errors - Part I
I am joined by Bryan Hayes to discuss the avoidance of critical medication errors during resuscitations.
emcrit.org
over 4 years ago

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Anterior T wave inversions and PE.
Cardiac Rhythm Analysis, 12-Lead ECG Interpretation, Resuscitation
ems12lead.com
over 4 years ago

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Episode 21 – Acute Kidney Injury
(ITUNES OR LISTEN HERE) The Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAM) Dr. Josh Farkas of the PulmCrit blog has produced a couple of blog posts on the importance of renal protection in sepsis, Renoresuscitation: Sepsis resuscitation designed to avoid long-term complications and Renal microvascular hemodynamics in sepsis: a new paradigm. Much of this is theoretical and certainly not…
foamcast.org
over 4 years ago

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Update in Trauma Literature | Emergency Medicine Cases
Update in Trauma Literature Dave MacKinnon Mike Brzozowski Damage Control Resuscitation, Predicting the crump factor, occult hemothorax, tranexamic acid and more.....
emergencymedicinecases.com
over 4 years ago

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Should they stay or should they go? Study finds no harm from hospital policies that let families observe CPR
When a hospital patient’s heart stops, the drama starts, as doctors and nurses work furiously at resuscitation. Some hospitals allow family members to watch, while the majority do not. Now, a study has shown for the first time on a national scale that patients do just as well after a cardiac arrest either way.
sciencedaily.com
over 4 years ago

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Should they stay or go? Study finds no harm when hospitals allow familes to observe CPR
When a hospital patient's heart stops, the drama starts, as doctors and nurses work furiously at resuscitation. Some hospitals allow family members to watch, while the majority do not. Now, a study has shown for the first time on a national scale that patients do just as well after a cardiac arrest either way.
eurekalert.org
over 4 years ago

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Advances in resuscitation
Stream Advances in resuscitation by BMJ talk medicine from desktop or your mobile device
feeds.bmj.com
over 4 years ago

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Journal Club: Lung protective mechanical ventilation
Stream Journal Club: Lung protective mechanical ventilation by BMJ talk medicine from desktop or your mobile device
feeds.bmj.com
over 4 years ago

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Emergency Medicine Literature of Note: Early Goal-Directed Waste For Sepsis
Hey Ryan, As always great work and post. I did want to make sure something was clarified from your post.....Looking at the results, a significant portion of “usual” care patients still get arterial catheters (62.2%), CVCs (50.9%), and vasopressors (46.6%). What this tells me is that our “usual” care has components of the EGDT algorithm engrained in it. Sick patients need fluids, antibiotics, and supportive therapies (i.e. Early critical care and resuscitation), but they don’t need CVP and SCVO2 monitoring to dictate their care. So there are still components of EGDT that should continue to be used, it is the invasive monitoring that is not really needed. Hope all is well.Salim
emlitofnote.com
over 4 years ago