A 74 year old lady comes in after falling over at the pokies. She’d been scoffing a few shandies and got up for a wee, and was seen to collapse onto the carpet. She was awake a minute or so later and gradually improved by the time she came into the ED. She now looks well Have a squiz at this ECG. Does it help you to build a risk profile or even a cause for her fall??
A short video explaining the geometry, anatomy and technique differences between the hyperangulated video laryngoscope and the standard direct approach with macintosh blade for intubation. Simple explanations and pictures and lots of specific practice tips to avoid common pitfalls and improve safety and success
And now a subtle variation from ECG number 4 A 45 year old male smoker comes with with 1 hour of moderate central chest pain. What are the key features of this ECG? What would you do next? click on ECG to enlarge
A 48 yearold smoker presents with central chest discomfort for 2 hours. 1. Describe and interpret the ECG 2. Outline your management click on ECG to enlarge
A 28 year old female is BIBA with GCS 6 after being found fitting at her home. 1. What does this ECG tell you about the likely cause? 2. What should your immediate management include?
The final tute of this 3 part series focuses on how to avoid making common errors! Direct youtube link here
This continuation from Part 1 uses fascinating non medical examples to describe the errors we make and why. Finish this 3 part series and learn to avoid errors by watching the final video in the series
The first video of the three part decisions , errors and cognition series. See Part 2 here and Part 3 here
The definitive tutorial including recent research around treatment from the author. Making WPW simple! For a more in depth view of tachycardias see my Narrow complex and Broad complex tachycardia tutes
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