Want to improve your ReSPECT discussions & create more useful ReSPECT forms? Try this structure, devised by Geris trainees @twiggmartha1 & @GSC_DeSilva.
Full-res PDF (to print off) at https://t.co/UAdWi9o6JI and it's #FOAMed - please do share by whatever means you like!
This is a hard question! You probably learned that "its bad to give someone with COPD ‘too much’ O2 because they might stop breathing”
Turns out hypoxic respiratory drive causing apnea is a MYTH..but there is an important truth here:
A🧵on Oxygen induced hypercapnia!
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Unlimited Resuscitation - Going Beyond The Guidelines
An AMAZING resuscitation case that will make you love paediatricians even more than you already do
I also share some thoughts on training pathways and talk about the time I nearly coned
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Please visit @stemlyns to read about Max and the reasons why we need the AMAX4 algorithm in anaphylaxis/asthma. I promise you'll learn from this tragic story. Thank you Ben and Tamara.
Joining @DFTBubbles@LITFLblog to get the learning out there.
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Scarlet fever is getting a lot of media attention at the moment, because of an increased number of cases and sporadic antibiotic shortages. I know parents are worrying. So, here's another set of photos of what it looks like on darker skin.
#MedTwitter#scarletfever#BLM
Every clinician should have a plan for managing crying babies in ED.
The problem?
Most of us are secretly terrified of newborns.
Here are 10 simple steps that might help:
Reducing a pulled (nursemaid's) elbow is one of the most satisfying tasks in PEM.
When people try it for the first time it can be daunting, but once you've got the technique...it's a delight.
Here are 6 steps (+ 3 bonus tips) to help you reduce a pulled elbow like a pro:
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