Paramedics typically performed 3 intubations/year & previous exposure was associated with successful intubation.https://t.co/71RTzOS2Bw pic.twitter.com/9kIZcD9Efd
— Kylie Dyson (@kyliedyson_au) March 26, 2017
Optimal oxygenation in ICU intubations
Pre-oxygenate your sick pts in ICU/ER with NIV or high-flow oxygen (or both!) before intubation to avoid desaturation and collaps.#ISICEM17 pic.twitter.com/hnZ5RMu2nG
— Anesthesia&CritCare (@AnesthCritCare) March 23, 2017
OPTINIV: combining NIV w high-flow oxygen (=apneic oxygenation) seems to best preserve oxygenation during intubation in the ICU. #ISICEM17 pic.twitter.com/PITHXLXzQZ
— Anesthesia&CritCare (@AnesthCritCare) March 23, 2017
Key message ico urgent intubation: oxygenation takes priority. Use NIV to pre-ventilate = B-ABC approach #ISICEM17 pic.twitter.com/KquOms04XE
— Anesthesia&CritCare (@AnesthCritCare) March 26, 2017
Unplanned Emergency Intubation (UEI) in the ICU by Dr Mayo
The components of crisis resource management during f.i. emergency intubation in ICU, according to #Mayo. #ISICEM17 pic.twitter.com/Chk2U7BbpR
— Anesthesia&CritCare (@AnesthCritCare) March 23, 2017
#Mayo 's checklist for emergency intubation in the ICU. #ISICEM17 pic.twitter.com/VVTVIilkn7
— Anesthesia&CritCare (@AnesthCritCare) March 23, 2017
#Mayo favors "graded sedation" w no muscle relaxants vs RSI for emergency intubation. I would combine NIV, graded sedation then relaxants. pic.twitter.com/jiminpLpDy
— Anesthesia&CritCare (@AnesthCritCare) March 23, 2017
Surviving in Medicine
Surviving in Medicine: Find Your Person.#LightenTheLoad#MH4Docshttps://t.co/VSmwb21E51
— Jessica Willett, MD (@jkwillettmd) March 25, 2017
Neonatal retrieval
When I’m not working in the emergency department, playing with my children or doing DFTB ‘stuff’ I work for the state retrieval service. As the name Adult Retrieval Victoria implies I spend my time moving and coordinating the movement of critically ill or injured adults around the state. There is a dearth of retrieval textbooks…
Sedating kids in strange spots
This post is based on a talk prepared by Dr Andrew Weatherall for the South African Society of Anesthesiologists Congress for 2017 held in Johannesburg. As invited faculty I think when they first offered this the plan was to do sedation in the dental chair. Which I’ve never done. And this is for a refresher […]
New requests for old diseases
This post is a written version of a talk by Dr Andrew Weatherall delivered at the South African Society of Anaesthesiologists Congress in 2017. The organising committee extended the invite and covered travel, accommodation and registration costs. We’re all pretty used to dealing with requests from surgeons. Changes in bed position. A dose of antibiotics […]
Kids Prehospital care Here and There
This is the written version of a talk by Dr Andrew Weatherall for the South African Society of Anesthesiologists Congress 2017, just held in Johannesburg. It’s probably just about the shiny things. You probably figure that a talk on prehospital paediatric medicine in Sydney should be about shiny pictures of that thing we call the coat hanger. […]
Better takeaway options for kids
This post is the written version of a talk by Dr Andrew Weatherall for the South African Society of Anaesthesiologists Congress 2017 in Johannesburg. The organising committee extended the invitation to be part of the faculty and paid for travel, accommodation and registration. This thing has the working title “The Tao of Better Takeaway Options […]
Traumatic cardiac arrest with Ashleigh Lowther
Follow her on Twitter! @ashleighlowther
The app mentioned for civilians response to terrorist incident is called Citizen Aid
Really good app – “Citizen Aid” – that’s well worth downloading..especially given today’s events. Stay safe peeps… pic.twitter.com/cbpR0AYTcq
— Clive Lewis MP (@labourlewis) March 22, 2017
What blood products do
What [BLOOD PRODUCT] does the patient need? https://t.co/X9Di0bz9M1 #FOAMed @foamems pic.twitter.com/XLd7WjwjlV
— David Lyness (@Gas_Craic) March 23, 2017
The Dubbo SALAD
RFDS paramedics train with a vomiting dummy | Daily Mail Online@RoyalFlyingDoc @AndyCaldin @brendt_p @jducanto https://t.co/rFTyI9VQxf
— Andy Caldin (@AndyCaldin) March 23, 2017
Ketamine reduces the need for intubation in patients with acute severe mental illness and agitation requiring transport to definitive care: An observational study
Free Medical Simulation Gaming App Facilitates Intubation Training
Free Medical Simulation Gaming App Facilitates Intubation Training https://t.co/wESxWznOOv #LevelEX
— Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) March 21, 2017
Laryngoscopy views from above
[LARYNGOSCOPY] Views from above https://t.co/sk1sH9L2Gr #FOAMed pic.twitter.com/FqXoHnevgK
— David Lyness (@Gas_Craic) March 21, 2017







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