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Viable oxygenation with cannula over needle cricothyrotomy


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Posted byketaminhDecember 17, 2012December 17, 2012Posted inairway, Emergency anaesthesia, Emergency medicine and critical care, Online critical airway trainingTags:cricothyrotomy, needle, oxygenation, viable

Cocktails better than neat in agitation sedation

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Posted byketaminhDecember 17, 2012December 17, 2012Posted inEmergency anaesthesia, Emergency medicine and critical careTags:agitation, droperidol, midazolam, olanzapine

PHARM lights a candle for 2012

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Posted byketaminhDecember 15, 2012December 15, 2012Posted inMemorialTags:connecticut, rockford, tragedies

Prehospital ketamine and Excited delirium syndrome : 2 case examples

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Posted byketaminhDecember 15, 2012Posted inEmergency medicine and critical care, Prehospital medicineTags:delirium, excited, ketamine, prehospital

Prehospital stroke lysis. Did the world end after IST3?

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Posted byketaminhDecember 15, 2012Posted inEmergency medicine and critical care, Prehospital medicineTags:lysis, prehospital, stroke3 Comments on Prehospital stroke lysis. Did the world end after IST3?

VL :another tool or a new paradigm in airway management?

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Posted byketaminhDecember 15, 2012Posted inairway, Emergency anaesthesia, Emergency medicine and critical care, Online critical airway trainingTags:airway, paradigm, tool, VL

Difficult airway management and the novice physician

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Posted byketaminhDecember 14, 2012Posted inairway, Emergency anaesthesia, Emergency medicine and critical care, Online critical airway trainingTags:airway, difficult, novice, physician1 Comment on Difficult airway management and the novice physician

Do not struggle against the patient

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Posted byketaminhDecember 14, 2012Posted inairway, Online critical airway training, prehospital and retrieval medicine podcast, Prehospital medicineTags:airway, difficult, emergency, medicine2 Comments on Do not struggle against the patient

VL vs DL in a critical care transport service

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Posted byketaminhDecember 14, 2012Posted inAeromedical retrieval, airway, Emergency anaesthesia, Online critical airway training, prehospital and retrieval medicine podcast, Prehospital medicineTags:care, critical, DL, transport, VL

Dr DuCanto on why we need to train

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Posted byketaminhDecember 14, 2012Posted inairway, Emergency anaesthesia, Emergency medicine and critical care, Online critical airway trainingTags:airway, critical, ducanto, trainining8 Comments on Dr DuCanto on why we need to train

An endotracheal tube with a view

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Posted byketaminhDecember 7, 2012Posted inairway, Emergency anaesthesia, FOAMEd, Online critical airway trainingTags:endotracheal, ETView, tube11 Comments on An endotracheal tube with a view

Trust your instincts, use the Force – blind nasotracheal intubation

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Posted byketaminhDecember 2, 2012Posted inairway, Emergency anaesthesia, FOAMEd, Online critical airway trainingTags:blind, intubation, nasal

SMACC needs YOU!

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Posted byketaminhDecember 2, 2012Posted inEmergency medicine and critical care, FOAMEdTags:smacc-2013

Bougies three ways

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Posted byketaminhDecember 1, 2012Posted inairway, Online critical airway trainingTags:bougies, frova, pocket, sunmed6 Comments on Bougies three ways

Who said anaesthetists don’t have a sense of humour?

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Posted byketaminhNovember 28, 2012Posted inEmergency anaesthesia, Interviews of interesting peopleTags:gangnam, spoof, style

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