'Chest tube' diaporamas de présentation

Review chest X-ray

Review chest X-ray. By Elizabeth Kelley Buzbee AAS, RRT-NPS, RCP Lone Star College: Kingwood Respiratory Care Program. 1. In the chest x-ray of a person with pneumocystis carinii pneumonia (PCP) one would most likely see______ because this diseases progresses rapidly to ARDS.

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CHEST TRAUMA

CHEST TRAUMA. Alyssa Reed, R1 November 2007. Thanks to : Dr Hall, Dr Patterson, Dr Oster. Objectives. FLAIL CHEST TRACHEOBRONCHIAL INJURY OCCULT PNEUMOTHORAX BLUNT CARDIAC INJURY TRAUMATIC AORTIC INJURY PENETRATING CHEST TRAUMA. Topics Not Covered. Rib Fractures

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CARDIAC SURGERY I

CARDIAC SURGERY I. Outline. Heart A & P CAD Open Heart Diagnostics Anesthesia and Medications on Field Open Heart Patient Preparation Supplies, Instrumentation, and Equipment CABG Complications of CABG Congenital Pathologies of the Heart Cardiac Arrhythmias: Pacemakers and AICDs.

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CG: Chylothorax After Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Repair

CG: Chylothorax After Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Repair. By Anna Bondy, Dietetic Intern June 6 th, 2012. Background: Chylothorax 5. Chyle is a component of lymph that originates from the GI tract that contains chylomicrons, fat, protein, electrolytes and lymphocytes

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Lower extremities (post-reduce)

Index. Pupils. Radiographs. Lower extremities (pre). ET (active bleeding). Lower extremities (reduction). ET (no bleeding). Lower extremities (post-reduce). Right foot unwrapped. Chest tube. Cap refill (slow). Cap refill (fast). Lateral C spine. Return to Main Index.

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Med 542 Review Trauma

Med 542 Review Trauma. Ken Stewart MD, FRCSC Assistant Professor Division of Thoracic Surgery, University of Alberta. Trauma. Precipitous, ubiquitous phenomenon affecting all ages, races. Various forms (blunt, penetrating, burns) Disease or process in evolution

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CASE PRESENTATION

CASE PRESENTATION. Duygu Unkaracalar, MD PGY-1. 2,5 y/o female with grunting. HISTORY. HISTORY. 1 week h/o dry cough, clear runny nose, diarrhea (non-bloody, no mucous), vomiting (NBNB), decrease PO intake 5 days ago PMD visit: Promethazine ? no improvement

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Thoracic Trauma

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Lost In Space: Lines and Tubes in the Wrong Places

Lost In Space: Lines and Tubes in the Wrong Places. Katrina Acosta, M.D. June 30, 2005. Objectives:. Review normal position of central venous catheters Review normal position of pulmonary artery catheters Review normal position of endotracheal tubes

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Interventional radiology for the diagnostician

Interventional radiology for the diagnostician. Jon Kirkland, DO. General. Coagulation parameters SIR guidelines Antibiotics SIR guidelines. Paracentesis. Location- Right or left lower quadrant most often. Consider image guidance, in particular for diagnostic.

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Blunt Thoracic Injury

Blunt Thoracic Injury. Chao-Wen Chen Attending Surgeon Trauma Service, KMUH. Preface. 2/3 of victims of major blunt trauma suffer from thoracic injury. Thoracic injuries account for 20-25% of deaths due to trauma.

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ARCO 2005

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Simulated Protected Code Blue

Simulated Protected Code Blue. Randy Wax, MD, FRCPC Rod MacDonald, RRT Human Simulation Program, Mount Sinai Hospital/ University of Toronto Peter Brindley, MD, FRCPC Department of Critical Care Medicine, University of Alberta Revised January 16, 2004.

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CDH Management Protocol

CDH Management Protocol. Antepartum (Fetal Center). Level III ultrasound LHR - Routinely calculated (? PLUG if < 0.5) O/E LHR - Routinely calculated up to 32 weeks Both LHR results will be listed on the bottom of the front StarPanel page Cardiac echo - Routine

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Chest Tube Insertion

Chest Tube Insertion. Tim Brandys MD FRCSC. Indications:. Pneumothorax(Simple,open,tension). Pneumothorax:. 10% lung volume loss=1 cm Pneumothorax at lateral edge 5 th rib upright CXR 2CM=20% 3CM=30%. Indications:. Evacuate Fluid Hemothorax Effusion(benign,malignant) Empyema.

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CDH Management Protocol

CDH Management Protocol. Antepartum (Fetal Center). Level III ultrasound LHR - Routinely calculated (? PLUG if < 0.5) O/E LHR - Routinely calculated up to 32 weeks Both LHR results will be listed on the bottom of the front StarPanel page Cardiac echo - Routine

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Sponges and Dressings

Laparotomy Tapes, packs, laps Ray-Tec Cottonoids Patties Tonsil Kitner Peanut. Sponges and Dressings. Have a radiopaque strip so they can be located by X-ray. Sponges and Dressings. Sponges . Peanut. Lap sponge. Ray-Tec. Tonsil. Dressing. Determined by several factors:

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Thoracic Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy

Thoracic Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy. A. ANATOMY. Sympathetic fibers emanate from T1 to L2 or L3 and travel out on the ventral roots, then via white rami into the sympathetic chain. The T2 and T3 roots contain most of the vasoconstrictor fiber to the upper extremity.

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Pneumothorax

Pneumothorax. Kayla and Mary. What it is. A collapsed lung, or pneumothorax, is the collection of air in the space around the lungs. This buildup of air puts pressure on the lung, so it cannot expand as much as it normally does when you take a breath. Part affected. Lungs and chest cavity .

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