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Good link to ca+! Cheers

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@heartnursey - always interesting to see what students are reading outside their normal course material. History is a fascinating subject!

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BBC News - When Pekinese dogs helped Matron http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-10726924 - some interesting archive material on nursing!

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BBC News - Spoof 'Newport State of Mind' http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-10749568 - a little lite relief ENJOY!

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I've never been to the Farmers Arms - what's their main dish?/do you have a favorite? I'm hungry too - must see if Ray is free for lunch!

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What do the class think of heartnursey's answers?

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Well done class, you have all contributed! Please Tweet @iStanGlamorgan (Dr. Virendra Mistry) and let him know your thoughts on tweeting!

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Gym is good for CVS!!!
Have a think about questions below!

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heart nursey's tweetment is sound! What about the rest of you - anything to add?

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Here is a nice PPP on cardio-shock:
http://bit.ly/c3TarE
Consider why you would start inotropes ONLY when A patient is volume filled.

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How do inotropes work?
http://bit.ly/9UwQn8

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For 2nd vid consider the factors affecting SV, CO and BP.

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Hi all,
Partial pressures are much more important than sats. The laws involved in partial pressures are Dalton’s and Henry’s.

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Here is 2nd vid. Have a look and get tweeting!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D4_TfGnlE8&feature=related

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Who had the biggest bum me or ray!

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Anything else you want to add- apart from the acting!

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patients don't usually save sputum!!!!

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Low bp, tachycardia, high wbc, high lactate, temp above 38 or below 36

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almost - overload of inflammatory fluid!

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Signs of sepsis?