Resuscitation of the Critically Ill Patient | The Advanced EM Boot Camp

Resuscitation of the Critically Ill Patient by Jess Monas, MD
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[@zendoc49]

I am an ED doctor and find this presentation on the money, excellent

[@Packman33]

I’m a new paramedic and I’m happy I found this channel. Thank you

[@strongermedicine]

more of these please! absolutely awesome

[@ansabjalil]

Great lecture Dr Monas. To the point, informative and "digestable"

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[@kamrulkhan2283]

Thank you very much for this brilliant presentation.

[@ahikam546]

Thank you Dr Monas

[@jaredschoenfeld2559]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@HollywoodWestern]

Brilliant! Thank you :)

[@amanydubai7880]

Excellent video

[@mayananoor71]

Thank you

[@Sonicovic007]

Very informative lecture thanks

[@NN-rn1oz]

Excellent

[@phillipjohnpaul6596]

Gold

[@NigistB-mb6ht]

❤

[@gordmcinnes7336]

pt 3 is rousable i hope not arousable

[@davidmbeckmann]

It's an external jugular vein. Titrating nitro drips quickly to 100 mcg is hard as modern nurses expect the patient's head to explode. Most important point of cardiogenic shock is DNR/DNI status. Ativan should be given to the nurses asked to run ketamine and IV epinephrine infusions. Intubated asthmatics run at 6ml/kg and 8 breathes a minute will need Ativan...and with paralysis and fentanyl. The most important cause precipitating DKA is insulin interruptus and finger stick abscentia.

[@samrakhurshid6459]

What’s finger stick abscentia and insulin interruptus

[@HyperkalemiaSineWave]

@@samrakhurshid6459 A joke name for people forgetting insulin/not taking their blood sugar :P

[@andrewe6839]

Help

[@nopetellingnothing45]

wat

[@cedchar2049]

Ketamine, no

[@shotdoctor5869]

Which nitrates do you give?