'Iv access' diaporamas de présentation

Reciprocity Orientation

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Good Morning! Welcome Applicants!

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Intravenous Access

Intravenous Access. The ability to obtain intravenous (IV) access is an essential skill in medicine and is performed in a variety of settings by paramedics, nurses and physicians.

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Status Epilepticus in Children

Status Epilepticus in Children. Definitions. Status Epilepticus: 30 minute duration of seizures (or two or more sequential seizures without full recovery of consciousness between seizures). For practical purposes, start treatment earlier

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Critical Care Tips & Tricks

Critical Care Tips & Tricks. Dr. Matthew Inwood. Disclosures. None. Objectives. Identify & discuss procedural techniques and therapeutic modalities to improve quality of care & patient safety when caring for the critically ill.

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Neonatal Resuscitation

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Management of Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy

Management of Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy. Objectives. The learner will be able to: Identify the various types of radiation therapy used to treat cancer. List education priorities for the patient receiving radiation therapy. Radiation Safety . Cardinal principles

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Parenteral Nutrition

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Gastrointestinal Bleeding

Gastrointestinal Bleeding. PCOM Internal Medicine Residents 2004. GI Bleeding. Initial Evaluation Approach to the Patient Sources Upper GI Bleeds Lower GI Bleeds Etiology Management Admission Orders. Initial Evaluation. History and Physical points to Source/Etiology

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Paediatric spinal anaesthesia clinical pearls

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Pediatrics

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Pediatric Liver Disease

Pediatric Liver Disease. Alyssa Brzenski. Pediatric Liver Disease. Keely DA, Hartley. End Stage Liver Disease. Chronic Liver Disease. Acute Liver Disease. Biliary Atresia. Biliary Atresia. The Lancet. . The Statistics. Most common in southeast Asia 1: 15,000 born in the US

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IV Cannulation of Patients with Fractured Neck of Femur

IV Cannulation of Patients with Fractured Neck of Femur. Michael Barrett Core Surgical Trainee Year 1 Medway Maritime Hospital. Aims of Presentation. Introduction Guidelines Methods Results Recommendations for change Re-Audit Conclusions. Introduction. Analgesia Fluid resus

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Normal Labor and Delivery

Normal Labor and Delivery. Valerie Robinson D.O. Contractions Become regular Increase in strength and frequency Cervical change: Dilation and Effacement Normal is >1.2cm/hour in P0, >1.5cm/hour in P>0 0% effacement is 3-4cm thick ROM may be spontaneous or assisted

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Case Presentation: BLS to ALS Handoff

Case Presentation: BLS to ALS Handoff . 21 year old male Unrestrained driver, single vehicle MVC 20mph; sedan vs. concrete barrier No airbag Starred windshield + LOC. Initial Assessment. Patient has clear airway Bilateral breath sounds Strong radial pulse of 100 Blood Pressure 120/80

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First Line Therapy in Acute Seizure Management: Focusing on the Pediatric Patient

First Line Therapy in Acute Seizure Management: Focusing on the Pediatric Patient. William C. Dalsey, MD, FACEP, MBA Department of Emergency Medicine Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital New Jersey. Case Presentation.

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Hypoglycemia

Hypoglycemia. Jane DisaSmith, D.O Dec. 13, 2005 Slides by Billie Hall, D.O. Hypoglycemia. Defined as serum glucose less than 50-60 mg/dL Hypoglycemia is cause of 7% of people arriving to ED for change in mental status. Pathophysiology. First defense is decrease in insulin secretion

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DISCLOSURE

Prevention of occupational exposures to blood-borne pathogens among HCW in Brazil: Using surveillance data to guide the use of safety-engineered devices.

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Safety Devices at Duke

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Factor VIII Inhibitor: A Case Presentation Alice Hsu, MD

Factor VIII Inhibitor: A Case Presentation Alice Hsu, MD. DISCUSSION HISTORY Patients with Factor VIII inhibitor often present with spontaneous intramuscular, mucosal, or post-operative bleeding. PHYSICAL EXAM Clinical presentation is variable and includes large

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