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Chapter 40

Chapter 40. ALS Assist. Introduction. You may need to be familiar with AEMT and paramedic skills. These include: Advanced airway techniques Intravenous (IV) therapy Cardiac monitoring. Advanced Airway Techniques.

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Nursing Care of Patients with Alterations in the GI tract

Nursing Care of Patients with Alterations in the GI tract. C. Cummings RN,EdD. A & P of GI system. GI tract. Hollow muscular tube, lumen surrounded by 4 tissue layers: Mucosa- innermost, thin layer of smooth muscle and exocrine cells Submucosa- connective tissue Muscularis- smooth muscle

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BRAIN STEM, CEREBELLUM and NEURO-OPTHALMOLOGY

BRAIN STEM, CEREBELLUM and NEURO-OPTHALMOLOGY. Submitted to AskTheNeurologist.Com in 2007. GROSS ANATOMY . LATERAL VIEW. LOCATION OF CRANIAL NERVE NUCLEI WITHIN BRAINSTEM. CRANIAL NERVE 5.

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Critical Incidence

Critical Incidence. By : Azhar Faruqi Mohd Rasani Supervisor : Dr NORASLAWATI BINTI RAZAK. Madam N, G1 P0 at Date + 1 day No known medical illness antenatally just had one episode of albuminuria at 17W with UTI symptoms treat as UTI BP normotensive all over the pregnancy.

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Neurological examination

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A Conversation on Management of Dysphagia

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Neurology 2

Neurology 2. Part 3. Assessing Motor System. Muscle Strength Tone Tension pressure when the muscle is at rest Spasticity Increase muscle tone Rigidity Resistance to passive stretch . Flaccidity Decreased muscle tone Atrophy Wasting away of muscle Hypotonia Lose of tone or strength

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Antiemetic Agents

Antiemetic Agents. By: Mahmoud Mahmoud, MD, PhD. Pathophysiology of Emesis. Cerebral cortex. Cancer chemotherapy Opioids. Smell Sight Thought. Anticipatory emesis. Chemoreceptor Trigger Zone (CTZ). Vestibular nuclei. Vomiting Centre (medulla). Motion sickness.

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AIRWAY MANAGEMENT

AIRWAY MANAGEMENT. by Denny Clishe EMT-BIV and Ron Peters RN. AGENDA. Airway anatomy and function Airway adjuncts King Tube ET Tube Advanced and difficult airways. AIRWAY ANATOMY. UPPER AIRWAY. LOWER AIRWAY. AIRWAY MANAGEMENT. AIRWAY MANAGEMENT. OPEN THE AIRWAY. HEAD TILT CHIN LIFT.

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Radiology Chapter 5, 25

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COLD EMERGENCIES

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CRANIAL NERVES

CRANIAL NERVES. Health Assessment NUR 211. Anatomy and Physiology. Central Nervous System Brain, spinal cord, motor and sensory pathways Peripheral Nervous System Spinal nerves, cranial nerves, autonomic nervous system. Focused Health Assessment. Present Health/Illness Status

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KING LT AIRWAY

KING LT AIRWAY. Airway management. SIZES. YELLOW 4-5 ft Balloon filled 45-60cc RED 5-6 ft Balloon filled 60-80 cc Purple greater than 6 ft Balloon filled 70-90cc. INDICATIONS. BLS Airway Unconscious patient with unprotected airway and no gag reflex Failed ALS airway.

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ARTIFICIAL AIRWAYS

ARTIFICIAL AIRWAYS. Definition. A tube or tube-like device that is inserted through the nose, mouth, or into the trachea to provide an opening for ventilation. Types of Artificial Airways. Oropharyngeal airways Nasopharyngeal tubes Orotracheal tubes Nasotracheal tubes Tracheostomy tubes

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The Basics of Feeding: A Workshop in Pediatric Dysphagia. Part II.

The Basics of Feeding: A Workshop in Pediatric Dysphagia. Part II. Stacy Antoniadis, MA, MPH, CCC/SLP Lisa McCarty, MS, CCC/SLP Julie McCollum Daly,BS, OTR/L Cindy Straub, BS. Typical Feeding Development and Nutrition. Birth to Two Months. Motor Flexion Disorganized movements

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Skills Training Session February 11 , 2014

Skills Training Session February 11 , 2014. Agenda. Quiz Run report guidelines, feedback Scenario Debrief Diabetic Emergencies. Run Reports. Return reports from last week Run report cards Neatness, clarity, completeness Questions?. Scenario.

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Evidence in the ED Gag Reflex

Evidence in the ED Gag Reflex. Betsy Lee PGY 3. Case. 35 y/o M, h/o depression, comes to the ED with history of being found in bed with multiple empty pill bottles, unknown medications. On exam, he has a GCS 8 with the presence of a gag reflex.

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Chapter 14

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An Overview of Sleep Dentistry

Sleep dentistry is an effective solution for those people who have dental phobia or cannot handle specific dental procedures. It is used for the purpose of keeping a patient calm during a dental appointment. By following this process, patients can be made to sleep during dental procedure such as root canals, dental implants, crowns, fillings, teeth removal, etc. In this presentation, we have discussed an overview of sleep dentistry.

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