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Category Archives: Emergency medicine and critical care
Intranasal ketamine for paediatric limb injury analgesia
Catching a plane, minding my own business
Updates in cervical spine issues in trauma care 2013
Bedside Critical Care 2013
Emergency Trauma Course by Dr Andy Buck and Dr Amit Maini
Would you let the junior registrar intubate the critical paediatric trauma case? SURVEY RESULTS!
Agitated patient in the ED – moderate to severe agitation by Dr Brent Thoma
The Agitated Patient in the ED: Moderate & Severe Agitation Nice article by an upcoming blogger, Dr Brent Thoma. Keep an eye out for him..he is going places 😉
Dr Richard Levitan’s Famous Cadaver Airway course comes to Oz!
Training for the difficult airway – real life or simulation?
Predicting NIV failure in children using SpO2/FiO2 ratio
Prehospital activated charcoal for poisonings ?
THE POTENTIAL ROLE PREHOSPITAL CHARCOAL : THE WAY FORWARD THE INDICATIONS FOR SINGLE DOSE ACTIVATED CHARCOAL ADMIN IN ACUTE OVERDOSE
A rational approach to managing the poisoned patient – EB Medicine
Toxicology Update: A Rational Approach To Managing The Poisoned Patient
The interface between anaesthesia & emergency medicine
An anaesthetist’s perspective
Anaesthetic issues in the emergency situation -WHO guidelines
If in doubt about the regurgitation risk, apply cricoid pressure – it costs nothing and may save a life. (Quote from the WHO guidelines)
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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