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Respectfully disagree. All the lines of force/fracture go through the joint line. My understanding is the same as that demonstrated by the above website.
1/ Today's 🧵is about "VT" versus "SVT with aberrancy".
The aim of this thread is to provide basic tips on how to apply some of the most used criteria that might be helpful in diagnosing VT. #CardioTwitter
Note that the following features are suggestive of VT, but their absence does not exclude VT.
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Ward: I don’t know lads discharging someone at 17:01 on a Friday sounds a bit risky let’s just keep them over the weekend to be safe
ED: if we put pillows in the urinals we could bed at least four more people in this toilet
@ElizabethAF@IM_Crit_ Weirdly the point of care D-dimer machines (more prevalent rurally) just spit out a random relatively normal number and are falsely reassuring.
Unlike upstairs, there are *no limits* on staffing ratios for ER nurses. On the medical floor, a single nurse can have only 4-5 patients. In the ICU, only 2 patients.
In the ER, a single nurse can have 10 patients or more, some critically ill who are “admitted” to the ICU.