'Cervical spine injury' diaporamas de présentation

Airway Management in the Critically Ill

Airway Management in the Critically Ill. Dr. CHAN King-chung June 7, 2006. Learning Airway Management. Case Scenario. M/65 Admitted for COAD exacerbation Put on BiPAP Found to be unresponsive SpO 2 = 87%. BP = 160/90. HR = 120 What would you do ?. Indication for Airway. Obstruction

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Clearing the Pediatric C-Spine

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Selective Spine Immobilization Training Program

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Chapter 22: The Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat

Chapter 22: The Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat. Prevention of Injuries to the Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat. Head and face injuries are prevalent in sport, particularly in collision and contact sports

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Spinal injury and anaesthesia

Spinal injury and anaesthesia. Dr Ashish Moderator :Dr R.Tope. www.anaesthesia.co.in anaesthesia.co.in@gmail.com. Introduction. Anaesthesiologists are often involved in the initial resuscitation and management of trauma victims with possible cervical spine injuries

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PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS

PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS. DR.MUKHTAR A. ADEIZA DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE A.B.U.T.H ZARIA THORACIC CLUB MEETING, 19 TH MAY 2011. Introduction. Pulmonary function tests (PFTs) is also referred to as lung function tests. They are useful in defining: Defining respiratory disorders

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Trauma Board Review Part I

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Fractures of the Spine in Children

Fractures of the Spine in Children. Timothy Moore, MD Original Author: Steven Frick, MD; March 2004 Revised: Steven Frick, MD; August 2006 Timoth Moore, MD; November 2011. Important Pediatric Differences. Anatomical differences Radiologic differences Increased elasticity

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Head and Neck Trauma

Head and Neck Trauma. George C. Phillips, MD, FAAP, CAQSM Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics September 20, 2007. Case History. 16-year-old male football player Helmet-to-helmet collision during practice six days prior to initial visit in our center

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Concussions in Sport Mitigating Risks in the Student Athlete

Concussions in Sport Mitigating Risks in the Student Athlete. Marc Richard Silberman, M.D. Tip of the iceberg. Consensus Statement on Concussions in Sport. 2001 1 st International Conference on Concussion in Sport, Vienna 2004

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Introduction to Concussions: Recognition and Management of Concussion in Sport

Introduction to Concussions: Recognition and Management of Concussion in Sport. David B. Gealt, D.O. Cooper Bone and Joint Institute Cooper University Hospital Asst Professor UMDNJ-RWJ Asst Professor UMDNJ-SOM Palmyra-Riverton Soccer Club August 24, 2011.

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CARDIO PULMONARY RESUSCITATION

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AIRWAY MANAGEMENT AFTER CERVICAL SPINE INJURY

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DOT National Standard EMT-Intermediate/85 Refresher

Welcome!. DOT National Standard EMT-Intermediate/85 Refresher. MEDICAL EMERGENCIES. Allergic reaction Possible overdose Near-drowning ALOC Diabetes Seizures Heat & cold emergencies Behavioral emergencies Suspected communicable disease. Near Drowning. Perspective Pathophysiology

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Head Injuries & Concussion Management

Head Injuries & Concussion Management. The Facts Definition Assessment MOI S/S Grading/Testing Management Return to Participation Second Impact/Post-Concussion Syndrome Other Related Injuries. The Facts. Concussions can Occur in Any Sport Concussions can be Life Threatening

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Concussion Education

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Buckle up for a wild ride

Buckle up for a wild ride. S eat belts saved over 75,000 from 2004 to 2008. 42 % of passengers killed were not wearing there seat belts. According to the National Safety council . 1,600 lives could be saved and 22,000 injuries prevented if seat belt use was 90 percent in every state.

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CONCUSSION

CONCUSSION. The syndrome of concussion is very common in sport. It is a transient condition with full recovery anticipated. . CAUSES. Blow to the head or face

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