Opioids have been used for millennia for the relief of pain and suffering, however, their history is also one of abuse and addiction. Source: Opioids – Pain, Compassion, Addiction, Malingering
Author Archives: ketaminh
Emesis is the Nemesis!
Wisdom of @FLTDOC1 "Because Emesis is the Nemesis" We shovel barf so that others may live. UWDifficultAirwayWorkshop pic.twitter.com/5G1FC2Azag — James DuCanto (@jducanto) October 15, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
European Resuscitation Guidelines update 2015
New ALS updates http://t.co/uK5s051lvZ pic.twitter.com/mtNvlYJmvY — RCEM FOAMed Network (@RCEMFOAMed) October 15, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Transition to CICO
The @ANZCA “Transition to CICO” background document by @hypoxicchicken http://t.co/A1Eb6WKvke — Monash Anaesthesia (@MonashAnaes) October 15, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Difficult Airway Trolleys and #EZDrugID in ANZCA Bulletin
Difficult Airway Trolleys by @lowebrad (Pg 37) & @EzDrugID by @NicholasChrimes (Pg 24) in the @ANZCA Bulletin. http://t.co/akKj3feC6v — Monash Anaesthesia (@MonashAnaes) October 15, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Learning and Mastering Nasotracheal Intubations
Learning and Mastering Nasotracheal Intubations Dex and ketamine work well for sedation. http://t.co/tBV2JeeCkj pic.twitter.com/fHzz4vGQx0 — Charles Bruen (@ResusReview) October 15, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Fluids and Kids: What Now?
Kath Maitland, the author of the FEAST study, talks about where we go now with fluids in kids, following FEAST Source: Fluids and Kids: What Now?
Bouncing Back After Tragedy: Perspective is key
Personal tragedy will touch all of us. Rob’s talk is an incredibly personal story but offers much practical advice for dealing with the inevitable. Source: Bouncing Back After Tragedy: Perspective is key
New difficult intubation guidelines in obstetrics – can’t intubate/can’t oxygenate algorithm
New difficult intubation guidelines in obstetrics – can't intubate/can't oxygenate algorithm http://t.co/Qymdx2EmcC pic.twitter.com/8UHTVSYDa5 — Anaesthesia (@Anaes_Journal) October 12, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Chest compression is life!
Source: Chest compression is life!
Keeping the Faith #HEMS4NI
It was with great courage and clarity that @DocJohnHinds partner @dancesonvans outlined the case for #HEMS4NI. pic.twitter.com/wZaSoltNKo — brian burns (@HawkmoonHEMS) October 13, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Prehospital Trauma Simulation at Simulation Center Gjøvik, Norway
Prehospital #Simulation Scenario: Construction Worker trapped and unconscious: https://t.co/hnzKuxBT66 @higjovik — Lars Aune Svarthaug (@svarthaug) October 13, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
#PHARMPIC Competition ! Win a free copy of Eric Bauer’s latest ventilation manual!
Tweet or email your best prehospital or HEMS picture to me @ketaminh or mlecong@gmail.com and get in the draw to win a free copy of Eric Bauer’s ventilation manual. Entries close 1st December 2015. Winner will be announced 8th December 2015
Dr John Hinds: Medic’s partner in air ambulance plea
Dr John Hinds: Medic's partner in air ambulance plea http://t.co/OnqUHWeEVl — cathy daly (@cdaly1274) October 12, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Possibly the best sepsis educational poster in existence
Possibly the best sepsis educational poster in existence via @TamboSimon pic.twitter.com/EOu91crZgN — Dr Ash (@dr_ashwitt) October 12, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
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