Does anyone currently own Capnography; king of the ABC's.What did you think of the book? And, would you recommend this book or any other books on the subject?
I agree with JP.
We wont be able to advance as a white collar job until we break away from the post-secondary training that we receive now. Whether it has an immediate effect on medics now or not, making the jump towards an AA program will definitely help us out as a profession in the long...
Perhaps this book is what you're looking for. This should entail most complaints, differentials, tx modalities, etc. from a medic's standpoint.
The Street Medic's Handbook 2nd edition.
These were two of my favorite books that I used during medic school.
1) Streetmedic's handbook 2nd edition
2) Rapid interpretation of EKG's by Dale Dubin
Sounds like lower back based on your description.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpzRX3slWjE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8d8I7-qtGg
If these look anything like the motion you were being tested on, then these exercises should help increase your lower back strength.
1) I would continue with full treatment as the DNR is now void on the count of the responsible party with valid paperwork stating she does not want the DNR/DNI to be respected.
2) Continue attempting to persuade Pt. by all possible means. Attempt acquiring consent to treat MONA/FONA. However...
O's via NRB and intervene with PPV if no improvement in sat or breathing condition during assessment.
IV- 16G because I love em'
Fluids for possible sepsis 2nd to his HR 130 ST, 103.2 temp, and ALOC. (Monitoring for fluid overload)
Transport with the pretty lights if no improvement in...
All V/s stable, hx of anxiety, recent argument with boyfriend. It appears the lights are shining on anxiety in this case. I would snag etco2, a 12 lead, and monitor her sat while making an attempt at coaching her to relax and calm down.
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I'd be very excited to see an increase in our curriculum for medic nationally in the US. Particularly in CA. Perhaps having an educational course instead of a "training" program will help move this career away from being recognized as simply a stepping stone to OTHER healthcare professions.
My initial hunch was hyper K with an already compromised heart pushed this poor old lady over the fence.
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