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Paediatric Resuscitation Guideline
Paediatric Resuscitation Guideline
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Paediatric Resuscitation

Paediatric Resuscitation is stressful. However if we remember a few small points, it makes it…
Laryngeal Mask
Laryngeal Mask
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Laryngeal Mask and Neonatal Resuscitation

Birth asphyxia is a leading cause of neonatal death. Positive pressure ventilation is the key…
Shock Dose When Defibrillating Children
Shock Dose When Defibrillating Children
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Shock Dose When Defibrillating Children

Cardiac arrest in children is certainly less frequent than in adults. However most paediatric in-hospital…
Asystole
Asystole
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Should We Shock Patients in Asystole?

Should cardiac arrest patients in asystole be shocked? Is there any advantage to this? What do…
Hyponatremia
Hyponatremia
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Hyponatremia

Hyponatremia is a common electrolyte abnormality. It can be acute or chronic. It can occur…
Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
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BRUE and ALTE

A BRUE is a Brief Resolved Unexplained Event and has somehow replaced the old term…

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A patient with Abdominal Pain

A 58 yo patient presents with abdominal pain. No cause is found for the pain,…
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Orbital blowout fracture causing syncope

When you're suspicious of entrapment in an orbital floor blowout fracture following trauma, you ask…
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A Clinical Risk Score to Identify Serious Causes of Vertigo

The patient with vertigo can be a clinical challenge. Patients may describe their symptoms as…
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Is this a pacemaker malfunction?

A patient who presents to the your Emergency Department with a non-cardiac issue has the…