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EM Mastery Peter Kas
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Remember how it felt when you saw that really difficult patient and knew exactly what to do? What if you had the knowledge to do that with all of your patients? What would that look like? What would it sound like? How would you feel? We take care of people. They come to us because they need our expertise. The EM SHOW is about the latest evidence and deconstructing the performance of the best clinical specialists, to bring you knowledge that can take you to the level of 'Outstanding'. "The Knowledge you take into Your Shift, DOES Matter".
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Guillain Barre Syndrome
This is a low frequency High stakes Disease we cannot miss.
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Do steroids decrease mortality in severe community acquired pneumonia
Here is a controversial paper with mortality findings very different to what has been published before. The Community-Acquired Pneumonia: Evaluation of Corticosteroids (CAPE COD) Trial, was a double-blind, randomised, controlled, superiority trial, conducted in 31 French ICUs.Intravenous hydrocortisone, 200mg, was given within 24 hours of onset of severity criteria (median time 15 hours). The results were very different to the previous study conducted in 42 ICU centres.
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Does using a small volume BVM affect ROSC?
Airway in Cardiac Arrest is still a bit of a mystery. We don't really know if we should intubate early. Contrary to prior studies showing no benefit of intubation over BVM or SGA, new evidence may be pointing in a different direction. We don't know the correct rate of breaths or volume of breaths or FiO2. Small animal studies and 'expert' opinion restrict our delivery of breaths to a maximum of 10 per minute and the volume of each breath to about 500 mL. This has resulted in some centres now using paediatric BVMs for adult resuscitation. Do these work? Previous studies may have shown no inferiority, but here is a new study, that suggests that traditional BVMs may be better.
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The EM Show Podcast: What it's all about.
The Clinical Cases Podcast, also called The EM Show. Coming to EM Mastery Soon
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Atrial Flutter with a High degree Block
A patient presents feeling dizzy when standing. His ECG shows he is in Atrial Flutter with a variable block. The block is significant. In some places it is 8:1. His blood pressure is 130 mmHg systolic. He is normally on Diltiazem. What should we do?
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Cases in Shock: Choosing Inotropes and vasopressors.
How do you approach the patient in shock? Septic shock, Cardiogenic Shock, shock due to a massive pulmonary embolism?There is no perfect drug, however Noradrenaline may be as perfect as it gets.