Paper Chase 4 - POCUS Prognosis in PEA

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In cardiac arrest patients with PEA or asystole, absence of cardiac activity on ultrasound was associated with non survival, but a tiny percent (0.6%)of those with a non-moving heart did survive to hospital discharge.

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Mike D. - July 11, 2017 4:36 PM

What constituted cardiac activity in the study?

Jack C. - November 22, 2017 12:53 PM

did survival to discharge take into account the patients ability to participate at any level in their ADL?

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Paper Chase 4 - POCUS Prognosis in PEA

Sugar Up, PE Home, O2 Cranked27 Chapters

Introduction – Flush Rate Oxygenation

Jonathan’s Story

Paper Chase 1 - Short vs Long Abx in Otitis

Toxicology Sessions - Hydrocarbon Toxicity

Wound Repair Part 5 - Reducing Skin Tension

Paper Chase 2 - Etomidate vs Ketamine in Trauma Intubation

Clots and Casts

The Science of OTC Analgesics

Kids, Trauma, and TXA

Pape Chase 3 – qSOFA vs SIRS vs Sepsis

Outpatient PE Protocol

Gabapentin Abuse

Paper Chase 4 - POCUS Prognosis in PEA

Critical Care Mailbag – The Lactate in Ringer’s, Buccal O2

Cardiology Corner - The Drugs We Give in STEMI

Neurocritical Intubation

Hyperglycemia But Not DKA

Pharmacology Rounds – Recurrence of the Amox Rash

Paper Chase 5 - Concussion Dogmabreaker

Annals of Emergency Medicine – Antibiotics for Appendicitis

LIN Session – Peds Ortho Emergencies, Urgencies, and This Can Wait

Mailbag and Summary

EM:RAP 2017 July Canadian Edition

EM:RAP 2017 July French Edition

EM:RAP 2017 July German Edition

EM:RAP 2017 July Spanish Edition

EM:RAP 2017 July Aussie Edition

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