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Personalising CPR Developing EM
Hi all here’s a pdf with more detail and all the references from my talk at the Developing EM 2018 Conference in Fiji Such a great conference and amazing people! https://developingem.com
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Personalising CPR Developing EM
Hi all here’s a pdf with more detail and all the references from my talk at the Developing EM 2018 Conference in Fiji Such a great conference and amazing people! https://developingem.com
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ECG Workshop: speed machine
A gentleman in his 60s comes in feeling a bit rubbish. There’s no chest pain but he’s a bit presyncopal and feels washed out. Of course an ECG is done Wowsers… What is it and why? What would you check? How would you treat it? So you provide a vague vagal stimulus and this happens: a short time later this happens… So there you go, not something you see every day, Atrial Flutter with 1:1 transmission, devolving into 2:1 […]
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ECG Workshop: Look carefully
A 69 M presents with episodes of presyncope. The first ECG is done and handed to you. You have a quick look and mutter something about 2nd degree AV Block at 2:1 and wander off to the trauma code. When you get back, you decide to have a better look and print out a longer strip of the central monitor In this rhythm strip, you can clearly see the p waves catching up to and then overtaking the QRS – […]
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Should Adrenaline use be arrested?
Adrenaline use in cardiac arrest has never had a substantial evidence base. Inference from new literature suggests that its continued use in VF/VT arrest needs review. I know this is a bit controversial, I would love to see what you think. Login to comment! See http://www.ticme.com.au/electrical-storm/ and http://www.ticme.com.au/sudden-cardiac-death/ for the background to this tutorial.
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Electrical Storm
Recent advances in electrophysiology can influence management of cardiac arrest – find out how in this free critical care tutorial! Electrical Storm PDF of slides
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ECG workshop: aVR and all that
Hi all STEMI equivalents can be tricky and a source of ED-Cardiology friction. I’ve gone through my collection to find some great examples, and I thought it might be a good idea to refresh some of the new kids on the block signs of coronary artery occlusion . click on the ECGs for big pictures. ECG 1: This ECG is of a 39 year old man and clearly has STE in leadV 1-V3, although its the upsloping variety in V2-3. the TWs […]
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How to talk about pain
Chronic pain is a really difficult condition to manage in Emergency departments. This is a short discussion where I talk through the conversation that I have with my patients suffering from this, or for those patients with pain where somatisation is a strong component. I hope this helps you to form a basis for your own conversations! Any feedback is welcome
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Hyperkalaemia
This is the ONLY hyperkalaemia tutorial you’ll ever need! Pathophys, ECG signs and management all rolled together into one evidenced based entertaining and easy to understand tutorial. I am sure that you’ll love the cool graphics and explanations which help make the complex easy!
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