'Iv fluid' presentation slideshows

CRUSH INJURY AND RHABDOMYOLYSIS

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Severe Dengue: risk factors and management

Severe Dengue: risk factors and management. ?? ????? ??? ??. Outline. Dengue case management Clinical manifestations and risk factors for severe dengue Severe dengue in adults ( KSCGMH preliminary data). Dengue case management. Patient assessment. Warning signs

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Fluids and Electrolytes

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Chest Pain

Chest Pain. UNC Emergency Medicine Medical Student Lecture Series Updated 6/02/08 - BWL. Objectives. Describe various etiologies for chest pain Review approach to chest pain Focus on life threatening causes of CP. Chest Pain. Common complaint in ED

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Chest Pain

Chest Pain. UNC Emergency Medicine Medical Student Lecture Series Updated 6/02/08 - BWL. Objectives. Describe various etiologies for chest pain Review approach to chest pain Focus on life threatening causes of CP. Chest Pain. Common complaint in ED

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Part 2 : MANAGEMENT

Part 2 : MANAGEMENT. A C U T E A B D O M E N. You have made your diagnose of an Acute Abdomen and patient needs operation such as ? - Bowel obstruction,

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Pediatric Trauma in the Under 5 yr. old: Nuances in Resuscitation and Stabilization

Pediatric Trauma in the Under 5 yr. old: Nuances in Resuscitation and Stabilization. Allan de Caen MD FRCP Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Stollery Children's Hospital Edmonton, Canada. Objectives. Airway Control in the traumatized child Cautions and pitfalls in management

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Central Lines: Patient Safety Considerations

Central Lines: Patient Safety Considerations. Reviewed & Updated By Tom DiDonna And Rob Bennington December 2011. CENTRAL LINES. A Central line is an IV whose catheter tip resides in central circulation where the veins are large and the blood flow rate is high

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Withdrawing and withholding treatment at the end of life

Withdrawing and withholding treatment at the end of life. The ethics and practice of treatment withdrawal. Some guiding principles. Beneficence (doing good) Non-maleficence (avoiding harm) Autonomy (respecting the person) Justice (ensuring fairness to all).

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Tine Sylvest Meyhoff, MD Department of Intensive Care 4131

The Conservative vs. Liberal Approach to fluid therapy of Septic Shock in Intensive Care CLASSIC Trial. Tine Sylvest Meyhoff, MD Department of Intensive Care 4131 Copenhagen University Hospital, Rigshospitalet Centre for Research in Intensive Care, CRIC

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Shock

Shock. Tom Munford CT2 Anaesthesia Nottingham City Hospital. Outline. What is shock? Types of shock Treatment. What is shock?.

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NUR 141: SKILL 28-2: REGULATING INTRAVENOUS FLOW RATE

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Methods Investigation of Sepsis among NICU Patients in Egypt

Prevention of Sepsis Among Neonates Admitted to Intensive Care Units through Promotion of Infection Control Safe Injection Global Network Meeting in Cambodia, 2002. High rates of sepsis among infants in neonatal ICU - mortality rates > 50% - poor response to antibiotic therapy

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Intravenous Administration

Intravenous Administration. Nurses administer meds IV in the following ways: As mixtures within large volumes of IV fluids (Banana bag) By injection of a bolus or small volume of med through an existing IV line or intermittent venous access (heparin lock/saline lock/buff cap)

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Is It better to have a bad IV than none at all?

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Is It better to have a bad IV than none at all?

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