The C3 team discusses a practical step-by-step approach to your patient with dyspnea, to help you determine what is their underlying cause of shortness of breath and what to do about it.
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Good talk well presented .The Bedside ultraound is a skill well worth acquiring and can be used for PE see Bedside Ultrasound in PE by Sean Rothwell Life Fastlane . Also Needle Decompressing for Tension Pneumothorax is failing in adults who are large and a longer angiocatheter 8cm still has only 83% effectiveness vs 5cm 41% Aho et al JTrauma Care Surg 2016 . Professor Mark Fitzerald Head Trauma Alfred advocates venting at the 4-5 intercostal space midaxillary line I believe from a lecture I attended and is against ND for Tension Pneumothorax in Adolescents and Adults . Ok in Children .
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Ian L. - September 21, 2016 6:40 PM
Good talk well presented .The Bedside ultraound is a skill well worth acquiring and can be used for PE see Bedside Ultrasound in PE by Sean Rothwell Life Fastlane .
Also Needle Decompressing for Tension Pneumothorax is failing in adults who are large and a longer angiocatheter 8cm still has only 83% effectiveness vs 5cm 41% Aho et al JTrauma Care Surg 2016 .
Professor Mark Fitzerald Head Trauma Alfred advocates venting at the 4-5 intercostal space midaxillary line I believe from a lecture I attended and is against ND for Tension Pneumothorax in Adolescents and Adults .
Ok in Children .
Nicole H. - October 8, 2016 10:38 AM
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