As part of an airway workshop we ran this pre-session learning suite of talks covering standard rapid sequence induction, as well as RSI in special situations.
Intubation: overview (43min)
Intubation in trauma (18min)
Intubation in shock (17min)
Intubation in asthma (24min)
Intubation curveballs: laryngospasm (18min)
Thanks to Dr Mark Rugless, FACEM from St Vincent’s Hospital, for this great introduction to lung ultrasound.
In the coming years ultrasound will continue to develop as an important adjunct to physical findings. Master the basics of eFAST (extended FAST), move on to ultrasound in shock (RUSSH) and continue with lung ultrasound.
(68min)
Thanks to Dr Jasmine Poonian for this comprehensive introduction to gases.
Tip: follow along at home with the examples given in the talk and work through them yourself on paper and by the end you should be comfortable attacking any gas!
Part 1 – basics and the anion gap (23min)
Part 2 – anion gap and the delta ratio (15min)
Part 3 – respiratory calculations (42min)
Part 4 – metabolic alkalosis (29min)
Thanks to Dr Althea Askern from the Obstetrics and Gynaecology team for her presentation via Zoom.
Thanks to Dr Sheri Abramovic for this sensitive presentation about an incredibly difficult resuscitation case.
Thanks Dr Jan Rusman.
The Sengstaken Blakemore tube is a device for treatment of massive upper GI bleeding.
See the original EM:RAP video on insertion:
Thanks to Dr Osasehi Ikhu-Omoregbe
Thanks to Dr Ruth Hew