Originally posted on Auckland HEMS:
Following a spate of aviation accidents in the 1980’s and 1990’s, Transport Canada and the aviation industry came up with the aviation ‘Dirty Dozen’ – human factors in aviation maintenance that commonly lead to errors. Consider these in the context of your prehospital or emergency service: . (thanks to Tim…
Category Archives: FOAMEd
Prehospital amputation
Originally posted on Auckland HEMS:
Auckland HEMS has recently added a Gigli saw to the medical pack in case a patient requires prehospital amputation. Fortunately the team has not yet been required to perform this procedure. Anecdotally, prehospital amputations that have been performed by paramedic staffed EMS in the Auckland area in recent years have…
How to deliver Nasal Positive Pressure Oxygenation & allow free access to oropharynx
AmboFOAM Podcast: Post Cardiac Arrest Care.
Originally posted on AmboFOAM:
Many moons ago it was common practice that as soon as we had a pulse back from an arrested patient we would throw them in the ambulance and drive fast to hospital with little, if any, further management… This has changed and now there are a number of goals we try…
VBG v ABG
Thanks Ben and Anne!
Welcome new PHARM co-author , Dr Andrew Tagg
Dr Andrew Tagg left the shipboard life in 2009 to settle down and lose weight. He is currently an advanced trainee in EM working in Melbourne’s western suburbs. He still has the uniform. Contact him via Twitter @andrewjtagg
Guest Post: Why do you want this job?
D grip bougie by Dr James Ducanto
Practice makes perfect by Dr Andrew Tagg
SHort term heart and lung support – FOAMEd resource with videos!
(image attribution to Dr J Hinds on Twitter @DocJohnHinds)
Near-Complete Supraglottic Transection of the Larynx after a Motorbike Accident
Graphic medical images herein!
Mal de Mer by Dr Andrew Tagg
DL lives here
Image courtesy of Dr Seth Trueger of excellent site, MDAWARE
Why the obstetric department can help you with intubation..
(screenshot from Dr Haney Mallemat’s excellent site, ultrarounds.com)
STORZ CMAC intubation for head GSW patient
This is from Dr Larry Mellick Youtube channel. I highlight this video to demonstrate a couple of things. 1. Good demonstration of CMAC VL in trauma patient with cervical spine precautions 2. Leaving cervical spine collar insitu during intubation attempt. Not my recommendation but you can see it is possible when using an indirect VLContinue reading “STORZ CMAC intubation for head GSW patient”

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