'Weak pulse' diaporamas de présentation

24: Soft-Tissue Injuries

24: Soft-Tissue Injuries. Cognitive Objectives (1 of 6). 5-2.1 State the major functions of the skin. 5-2.2 List the layers of the skin. 5-2.3 Establish the relationship between body substance isolation (BSI) and soft-tissue injuries. 5-2.4 List the types of closed soft-tissue injuries.

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High Risk Pregnancy

High Risk Pregnancy. Lecture 10. Maternal Mortality : 10/100,000 pregnant women. Leading causes : hemorrhage, hypertension, infection, preeclampsia. High Risk Pregnancy: Maternal Age < 15 & > 35. B. Parity Factors - 5 or more - great risk. [PP hemorrhage] New preg.within 3 mos.

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Stress Management For The Trauma Service Provider Presented by Chaplain Mike Dismore

Stress Management For The Trauma Service Provider Presented by Chaplain Mike Dismore. Materials in this presentation were taken from the following resources.

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FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions

FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions. 2009. CANADIAN COAST GUARD AUXILIARY - PACIFIC. Introduction. Some medical conditions can cause a casualty to become extremely ill and require immediate first aid and emergency medical care. There may be no warning signals.

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Test Taking Techniques

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Extreme Heat: How it Kills and What We Can Do About It Gail Hartfield Meteorologist NOAA/National Weather Service - Rale

American Meteorological Society Central North Carolina Chapter April 21, 2005. Extreme Heat: How it Kills and What We Can Do About It Gail Hartfield Meteorologist NOAA/National Weather Service - Raleigh, NC. American Meteorological Society Central North Carolina Chapter April 21, 2005.

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OBJECTIVE: - For you to develop an understanding of the three basic components (bits) of music

INTRODUCTION TO THE BASICS OF MUSIC. OBJECTIVE: - For you to develop an understanding of the three basic components (bits) of music. OUTCOMES:. ALL pupils will recognise the difference between pulse, rhythm and pitch

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Module 5-2

Module 5-2. Bleeding and Soft Tissue Injuries. Bleeding / Soft Tissue Injuries. Bleeding. Specific Injuries. Dressing and Bandaging. Bleeding / Soft Tissue Injuries. Bleeding. External Bleeding. Risk of infectious disease from contact with blood or body fluids.

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HAEMORRHAGE & BLOOD TRANSFUSION

HAEMORRHAGE & BLOOD TRANSFUSION. By; Col Abrar Hussain Zaidi. SEQUENCE. INTRODUCTION importance physiology/homeostasis integrity of circulatory system TYPES/CAUSES CONTROLE METHODS BLOOD TRANSFUSION. INTRODUCTION. INTRODUCTION Definitions.

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15: Diabetic Emergencies

15: Diabetic Emergencies. Defining Diabetes (1 of 2). Diabetes mellitus Metabolic disorder in which the body cannot metabolize glucose Usually due to a lack of insulin Glucose One of the basic sugars in the body Along with oxygen, it is a primary fuel for cellular metabolism.

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15: Diabetic Emergencies

15: Diabetic Emergencies. Defining Diabetes (1 of 2). Diabetes mellitus Metabolic disorder in which the body cannot metabolize glucose Usually due to a lack of insulin Glucose One of the basic sugars in the body Along with oxygen, it is a primary fuel for cellular metabolism.

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DSP Pulse Detection System

DSP Pulse Detection System. Patrick Auchter Mark Paul. Project Goals. Detection of pulses in a low signal to noise ratio environment Requires a fast algorithm Rejection of noise spikes Less than 25% of identifications are false identifications Output the strength and frequency of pulse.

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Hiking Merit Badge

Hiking Merit Badge.

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PREVENTION OF HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES

PREVENTION OF HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES. Dr. ABHAY NIGAM M.B.B.S., M.D. (Medicine). Heat related illnesses Are very much preventable yet prevelent worldwide, especially in regions characterized by high ambient temperatures. Like UAE Heat exhaustion, Heat stroke & Heat Cramps

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ANAPHYLAXIS

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Management of Dengue Fever

Management of Dengue Fever . Dr David Tran 16/09/09. Classic clinical dengue fever. Incubation period 3 to 14 days (usually 4 to 7 days) Sudden onset of fever with severe headache Retro-orbital pain, fatigue Often associated with myalgia and arthralgia

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HEAT and COLD STRESS

HEAT and COLD STRESS. Exposure to extreme heat or cold can make a person seriously ill and even cause death. The likelihood depends on factors such as wind, physical activity, clothing, humidity and age. . HEAT RELATED ILLNESS.

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Athletic Injuries ATC 222

Athletic Injuries ATC 222. Environmental Considerations Chapter 12. Heat and Cold Exchange. Metabolism Conduction Convection Radiation Evaporation humidity decreased at 65% stops at 75%. Cold Exposure. Types Hypothermia Frostbite Contributing Factors clothing activity wind

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