(Twitter and I should not be allowed 😂)
On 18th October 09.30-11.00am there will be a webinar for PreHospital clinicians outlining all the changes to maternity JRCALC clinical guidelines including the new Pre-hospital Maternity Decision Tool.
Register:
https://t.co/udnuEOL2eg
🚨SAFETY FLASH 🚨 Glycerol Toxicity from Slushies
Can present as nausea, abdominal pain, headache, drowsiness and profound hypoglycaemia.
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@lufthansa@murphyk18 Same situation. Advised by your “ground staff” that there is no ticket office here so unable to help out with rebooking or arranging hotels. We have been advised that WE need to arrange hotel accommodation/transport/food. Given a leaflet with no information about reimbursement 😡
ICU Stories:
70 yo patient, nursing home resident, w hx of dementia / atrial flutter (on anticoag) / hypothyroidism / gout / decub ulcers (among others) is brought to the ED for "altered mental status" and right gaze deviation. Afebrile, normotensive, hr 80s, sat 96% on room air
Pre-Hospital Emergency Anaesthesia Pilot commences | News | SWAST Website - This is a great move and welcomed in the interests of those most critically unwell. I’m keen to follow this and see the results, and whether others follow suit in the future. https://t.co/twKD2nmzQu
The 2nd run of our massive open online course in #TransferMedicine is launching on Monday 15th April!
FREE to access for 4 weeks, our interactive course covers the basics of critical care transfers through to specialist retrieval. Sign up here 👇
https://t.co/cIhDYsMtXy
Been doing a lot of chest tube teaching lately. What's that confusing bubbling box on the ground? Here's a new #OnePager on how chest tubes work, as well as a 5-step approach to assessing them. #FOAMed#TipsForNewDocs
I used to used Twitter as a place to network and discover new ideas that I’d use at the bedside. Now all I ever see is outrage & abuse to varying members of the MDT, bullying and condemnation of PAs and the like - aren’t we all just trying to deliver better care to our pts? 😔
ICU stories (a brief one): One hour before the end of the am shift, u walk around in the ICU to make sure thinks look OK before u type your sign-out note. You spot the resp therapist & the nurse bagging the pt in Rm 306. From the hallway, u see the monitor: HR 160, RR/45, Sat 70%
The iGel is a great supraglottic airway device
But like other supraglottic airway devices (SAD) it's not foolproof
Here's how to maximise your success with the iGel - a thread 🧵
Paramedic Science people - did you know about amber? This website details research written by staff from the NHS ambulance services in all 4 nations of the UK. Useful for dissertations, as well as all manner of other assignments, I'm sure. The link? https://t.co/shPL2FqW53
I am back in the U.K. from Ukraine, safe but sad. Not helped by reading of how operating theatres are standing empty in the U.K. because of lack of staff and beds. 12 years of deliberate neglect by the government will take years to remedy.
JRCALC 2022 Updates
Summary (but watch the video!)
- Now 30 minutes of sustained asystole for ROLE
- No precordial thump in recognised ⚡️ rhythms
- More guidance on ADX & Post-ROSC care
- Congenital LQTS now a contraindication for Ondanestron
[1/n] https://t.co/HblvSz8yHH