'Unconscious patient' diaporamas de présentation

Maxillofacial trauma

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Approach to

Approach to. Contents. Clinical Evaluation History Examination Lab Evaluation Management. Basics. Wakefulness depends on the integrity of both cerebral hemi- spheres and the ascending reticular activating formation of the brain stem. Cont.

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CARDIO PULMONARY RESUSCITATION

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CARDIO PULMONARY RESUSCITATION

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Royal Gwent Hospital Day Surgery Unit

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Lecture Outline 10/14/2011

Lecture Outline 10/14/2011. Clinical Toxicology Management of poisons Unconscious patient Conscious patient 1) Establish the Vital signs (CV, ACLS & Toxic ACLS), respiration (Doxapram), CNS (Naloxone, Flumazenil, Diazepam) 2) Clinical evaluation

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Non-accidental Cases

Non-accidental Cases. Hearth attack. Interrupted supply of oxygen to the heart muscle Symptoms: chest pain (typical gripping chest pain, spreading to the neck, upper limbs, abdomen) nausea, vomiting, sweating, restlisness, fear of death, breathlessness (dyspnoea). First aid.

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LEGAL HIGHS AND THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

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Bringing it all together

The Major and Acute Presentations. Bringing it all together. Major presentations. 6 over 2 years 2 in EM; 2 in AM; 2 in any module Septic patient ideally assessed during ICM Anaphylaxis assessment may be on a simulated patient (e.g. during Anaesthetics) Anaphylaxis

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Dealing With Casualties (P5, M5)

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Legal Protection

Legal Protection. For Patients and Practitioners. Legal terms:. Criminal law - consequences include jail time Civil law/Tort law - consequences include fines. Read Patient Bill of Rights. `. Patient Protection.

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Phenomenology and FNPs

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Job Performance Requirement 16-1

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