An interesting case of severe hypotension and it's management. Taking calculated risks and reflection on key learning points. #emergencyfocus #resuscitation
This video on hypotensive resuscitation is incredibly informative! The discussion on the importance of balancing fluid administration and maintaining perfusion pressure in hypotensive patients is crucial for healthcare professionals. The emphasis on individualized treatment based on patient response is key. Thank you for sharing this valuable information!
Masha ALLAH Very impressive and thrilling case.. I am falling in love with Emergency medicine .. Saving single life is equal to saving humanity... Keep on putting more common cases with management similar in this way where you keep on changing diagnosis with every new finding Its an absolute fun.. Also i would be very grateful if you make a video for emergency medicine Uk (MRCEM)...with Eligibilities pros and cones..time required for this and different pathways for EMERGENCY MEDICINE IN UK AND AUSTRALIA for an IMG.. I have recently completed my mbbs and 1 year housejob...now preparing for MRCP...but ultimately wanted to become a EMERGENCY MEDICINE specialist..if possible please spare time and guide
A really interesting case and thoughtful clinical reasoning skills for clinical presentations. Thanks for your knowledge sharing. May I ask should we do bedside echo if we suspect obstructive shock?
Hi Dr Qureshi, I'm a medical student and aspiring emergency physician. Excuse my ignorance but my understanding was normal Hb does not exclude an acute bleed and that this shouldnt lead one away from a diagnosis of bleeding? Can you explain your thinking around this moment when you saw the normal Hb? Thank you very much for sharing this case and discussing your clinical reasoning! I really enjoy your channel!
The normal Hb of this patient is what led us to believe his hypotension is not related to bleeding...however it had to be formally checked and also there was some hx of malena and hence we went and started PPI and Tx but soon as Hb wss found to be normal ...we did RUSH PoCUS to identify hypotension cause
This video on hypotensive resuscitation is incredibly informative! The discussion on the importance of balancing fluid administration and maintaining perfusion pressure in hypotensive patients is crucial for healthcare professionals. The emphasis on individualized treatment based on patient response is key. Thank you for sharing this valuable information!
Very interesting scenario.
I worked with you Dr Rizwan in Sydney and thanks for doing this activity on TH-cam. Keep going 👍
Rizwan, what a case! Thanks for sharing!👍🏼
My pleasure
thank you for the great content sir! More of these contents will broaden the knowledge and widen the vision of junior doctors like me :D
More to come!
Great 👍 👌
Wonderfully explained the whole case..
Thanks
Thank you so much....very interesting case....keep like this
Masha ALLAH
Very impressive and thrilling case..
I am falling in love with Emergency medicine ..
Saving single life is equal to saving humanity...
Keep on putting more common cases with management similar in this way where you keep on changing diagnosis with every new finding
Its an absolute fun..
Also i would be very grateful if you make a video for emergency medicine Uk (MRCEM)...with
Eligibilities pros and cones..time required for this and different pathways for EMERGENCY MEDICINE IN UK AND AUSTRALIA for an IMG..
I have recently completed my mbbs and 1 year housejob...now preparing for MRCP...but ultimately wanted to become a EMERGENCY MEDICINE specialist..if possible please spare time and guide
what a rollercoaster ride
loved it
please keep on enlightening with more and more of such cases ❤
A beautiful case with an impressive approach sir...
Thank you kindly
Thank you for this case ❤
A really interesting case and thoughtful clinical reasoning skills for clinical presentations. Thanks for your knowledge sharing. May I ask should we do bedside echo if we suspect obstructive shock?
Thanks
Hi Dr Qureshi, I'm a medical student and aspiring emergency physician. Excuse my ignorance but my understanding was normal Hb does not exclude an acute bleed and that this shouldnt lead one away from a diagnosis of bleeding? Can you explain your thinking around this moment when you saw the normal Hb?
Thank you very much for sharing this case and discussing your clinical reasoning! I really enjoy your channel!
The normal Hb of this patient is what led us to believe his hypotension is not related to bleeding...however it had to be formally checked and also there was some hx of malena and hence we went and started PPI and Tx but soon as Hb wss found to be normal ...we did RUSH PoCUS to identify hypotension cause
What’s the music at the end :p?