'Mental status' presentation slideshows

Keeping the Peace: Violence Against Emergency Medical Providers

Keeping the Peace: Violence Against Emergency Medical Providers. Rebecca Jeanmonod M.D. Albany Medical College Department of Emergency Medicine. Almost all of you will be victims during your career. Overview. Epidemiology Recognition Prevention Beyond prevention Self-defense

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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM I NFECT I ONS

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ams emerg ppt

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30 APR 2015 Waterfront Meeting

30 APR 2015 Waterfront Meeting. Pre Test. Please start on the quiz as soon as you find a seat! Put your name on the quiz and pass to the end of the row (left) when you are done. COMNAVSURFPAC HMCM Davis Force IDC (619) 437-2329 a lberia.davis@navy.mil. Medical Readiness Division

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MDS 3.0 Implications for Recreational Therapy

Presented by Linda L. Buettner, PhD, LRT, CTRS, FGSA University of NC at Greensboro. MDS 3.0 Implications for Recreational Therapy. Goals. Participants will be able to: 1) Verbalize the changes in MDS 3.0 that impact on resident care and QOL,

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Health Science Core Chapter 8 Disaster: Preparedness, Hazards, and Prevention Broward County Triage Broward County Inc

Health Science Core Chapter 8 Disaster: Preparedness, Hazards, and Prevention Broward County Triage Broward County Incident Command. Chapter 18: Disasters: Preparedness. Disaster. An unexpected event that causes great damage and depletes or exhausts currently available resources

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Pediatric Altered Level of Consciousness

Pediatric Altered Level of Consciousness. Terms. Resus Cocktail. Basics A B C IV, O2, Monitor FS EKG CXR Blood Gas +/- US. Resus Cocktail. Basics A B C IV, O2, Monitor FS EKG CXR Blood Gas +/- US. Quiz. Pediatric Resuscitative Drugs. Cardiac Resuscitative (PALS) Drugs.

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Alcohol Toxicity

Alcohol Toxicity. Alcohol Toxicity.

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PEDIATRIC HEADACHES

PEDIATRIC HEADACHES. WAYNE BLOUNT, MD, MPH. OBJECTIVES. Primary care perspective The approach to a child with headache Types of headaches Who gets what work-up Who needs a referral. INTERNATIONAL HEADACHE SOCIETY (IHS). Guidelines and recommendations are for adults

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Critical Care of Patients with Sickle Cell Disease

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ADMISSION CRITERIA TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

ADMISSION CRITERIA TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. ?.???? ??? ?????? ??????? ?? ?????. The Intensive Care Unit is an expensive resource area and should be reserved for patients with reversible medical conditions with a reasonable prospect of substantial recovery.

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Highly Mobile Remote Presence Robotics in an Acute Care Setting

Highly Mobile Remote Presence Robotics in an Acute Care Setting. Dan Roach III, MD Office of Emerging Health Technologies University of South Alabama. The Problem. Critical Nursing Shortage. Increasing numbers of patients. Shortage of health care workers. Technology. Two parts.

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SHOCK

SHOCK. Peter E. Morris, MD Pulmonary and Critical Care X64649, x69087 806-6898. ASSESSMENT OF THE PATIENT WITH A LOW BLOOD PRESSURE. WHAT IS AN ABNORMAL BLOOD PRESSURE? HYPOVOLEMIA HYPOTENSION SHOCK ADEQUATE PERFUSION. BLOOD PRESSURE GOAL MAP = 60-70 mmHg. CEREBRAL PERFUSION PRESSURE.

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Ayurveda

Ayurveda.

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Capnography

Capnography. prepared by Miss Fatima Hirzallah. Capnography is the monitoring of the concentration or partial pressure of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) in the respiratory gases. Its main development has been as a monitoring tool for use during anaesthesia and intensive care . .

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34: Geriatric Assessment and Management

34: Geriatric Assessment and Management. Geriatric Assessment. Geriatric assessment has unique challenges. The GEMS diamond can be a helpful tool. Preexisting conditions may affect findings. . Scene Size-up (1 of 2). Be keenly aware of the environment and why you were called.

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Oxygen

Oxygen. Required by all cells of the body Administered as a gas for inhalation Ignites easily, requiring caution near sources of ignition. Activated Charcoal. Suspension used to absorb ingested poisons Often combined with a laxative Administered orally as a suspension. Oral Glucose.

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Post Operative Arterial Hypoxemia

Post Operative Arterial Hypoxemia. Oren Erlichman, M.D UCLA Department of Anesthesiology. PACU Patient. 73 yo female with hx of depression and chronic cholesthiasis underwent GA for biliary duct leak repair. Presented to PACU in respiratory distress.

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