'Administer oxygen' presentation slideshows

Dyspnea

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Thoracic Trauma

Thoracic Trauma. Introduction. Chest injuries may result from: Vehicle accidents Falls Gunshot wounds Crush injuries Stab wounds. Skeletal System. Endocardium. Epicardium. Myocardium. Heart. Anatomy of the Thorax. Trachea Lungs Bronchi Mediastinum. Anatomy. Muscles of the Thorax.

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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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Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance

Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance. Fetal Oxygenation. Placental Physiology. Maternal blood flows through the uterine arteries into the intervillous spaces then return through uterine veins to maternal circulation

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18: Environmental Emergencies

18: Environmental Emergencies. Factors Affecting Exposure. Physical condition Age Nutrition and hydration Environmental conditions. Conduction Transfer of heat from body to colder object Convection Transfer of heat through circulating air Evaporation Cooling of body through sweating.

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A Case Study of a Patient with Bronchial Asthma

A Case Study of a Patient with Bronchial Asthma. Prepared by: Airen L. Jamago LTI - Male Department. I. DEMOGRAPHIC DATA. Name: Patient X Age: 47 years old Sex: Male Nationality: Saudi Date of Admission: Dec. 7, 2011. II. PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT.

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Acid-Base Imbalance

Acid-Base Imbalance. Metropolitan Community College Fall 2013. Acid Base Balance. Hydrogen ions - Low concentrations but highly reactive Concentration affects physiological functions Alters protein and enzyme functioning Can cause cardiac, renal, pulmonary abnormalities

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14: The Acute Abdomen

14: The Acute Abdomen. Abdominal Pain. Common complaint Cause is often difficult to identify; not necessary to determine cause Need to recognize life-threatening problems and act swiftly. Physiology of the Abdomen (1 of 2). Peritonitis Irritation of the peritoneum Peritoneum

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Fetal Assessment in labor

Fetal Assessment in labor. Objectives. Compare fetal heart rate monitoring done by intermittent auscultation and external and internal electronic methods. Explain baseline fetal heart rate. Identify reassuring fetal heart rate patterns.

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Automatic Implantable Cardiac Defibrillators (2 of 2)

Monitor heart rhythm and deliver shocks as needed. Low electricity will not affect rescuers. Automatic Implantable Cardiac Defibrillators (2 of 2). Cardiac Arrest. The complete cessation of cardiac activity, either electrical, mechanical, or both. Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

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Coronary Artery Disease

Coronary Artery Disease. Dr. Belal Hijji, RN, PhD September 28, 2011. Learning Outcomes. At the end of this lecture, students will be able to: Provide brief description of CAD and its etiology. Discuss the risk factors for the development of CAD and describe its pathophysiology.

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Post Partum hemorrhage

Post Partum hemorrhage. Chanel Pare-Bingley and Maria Merziotis. Objectives:. Identify and assess the risk factors for postpartum hemorrhage. Formulate a differential diagnosis of postpartum hemorrhage.

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Anaphylaxis

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Chapter 16

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BSAC Dive Leader Training

BSAC Dive Leader Training. Oxygen Administration in Practice. Lesson Outline. Types of casualties Practicalities of oxygen administration Administering oxygen to a casualty Related considerations Safety precautions Limitations. Casualties.

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Emergency oxygen test review!

Emergency oxygen test review!. By: corey harlow. Multiple choice. When giving CPR the oxygen concentration that you exhale into the victim contains approximately 16% oxygen. Increased heart rate is a sign of hypoxia which is an insufficient amount of oxygen reaching blood cells.

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