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Join the EMGuideWire crew as they discuss some tips and pearls on how to skillfully run a medical resuscitation.
Pearls
- Preparation is everything. Get your staff, and get your stuff!
- Call out names, be redundant, and say what you are thinking out loud.
- Don’t go for the tube! Supraglottic airways are quicker and safer!
- High quality compressions are life saving.
- V-tach and V-fib are usually ischemic. PEA is usually non-cardiac.
- PEA? Is it Wide or Narrow? Narrow - think procedural. Wide - think chemical.
- Ultrasound is your friend. RV strain, pericardial tamponade, and pneumothorax can all be quickly found!
- Wide complex (but not V-tach) is hyperkalemia until proven otherwise. Provide Calcium Chloride (not gluconate).
Summarized by Travis Barlock, MD PGY-1
100 episodes
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Manage episode 245020597 series 2113092
Content provided by Sean M. Fox and EMGuideWire Team - From Carolinas Medical Center Emergency Medicine Residen. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Sean M. Fox and EMGuideWire Team - From Carolinas Medical Center Emergency Medicine Residen or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.
Join the EMGuideWire crew as they discuss some tips and pearls on how to skillfully run a medical resuscitation.
Pearls
- Preparation is everything. Get your staff, and get your stuff!
- Call out names, be redundant, and say what you are thinking out loud.
- Don’t go for the tube! Supraglottic airways are quicker and safer!
- High quality compressions are life saving.
- V-tach and V-fib are usually ischemic. PEA is usually non-cardiac.
- PEA? Is it Wide or Narrow? Narrow - think procedural. Wide - think chemical.
- Ultrasound is your friend. RV strain, pericardial tamponade, and pneumothorax can all be quickly found!
- Wide complex (but not V-tach) is hyperkalemia until proven otherwise. Provide Calcium Chloride (not gluconate).
Summarized by Travis Barlock, MD PGY-1
100 episodes
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