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HEMS Debrief #9 – Dr Brian Burns (part one)

Greater Sydney Area HEMS

Join us as Sydney HEMS Senior Staff Specialist Dr Brian Burns discusses the recognition, aetiology and treatment of different types of shock in our pre-hospital trauma patients.

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HEMS Debrief #10 – Dr Brian Burns (part two)

Greater Sydney Area HEMS

Join for the second part of Dr Brian Burns’ episode, as we continue to discuss mimics of shock in our trauma population. See some show notes below for more resources. Thanks for listening!

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ACMT Toxicology Visual Pearl: Salt, not Shock

ALiEM

Bruccoleri RE, Burns MM. Author information Timothy Harmon, MD Emergency Medicine Resident Inova Fairfax Medical Campus, George Washington University | The post ACMT Toxicology Visual Pearl: Salt, not Shock appeared first on ALiEM. Flecainide toxicity–treatment with intravenous fat emulsion and extra corporeal life support.

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Major Burns in Children

Pediatric Emergency Playbook

Bedside Escharotomies for Burns Classic Paragraph Selected References Mahar PD et al. Clinical differences between major burns patients deemed survivable and non-survivable on admisssion. Pediatric Thermal Burns and Treatment: A Review of Progress and Future Prospects. Lethal triad in severe burns. 2015; 46:870-873.

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Case Report: a High-Voltage Victim

ACEP Now

Per EMS, the patient was found at the bottom of a high voltage line with diffuse burns and amputation of his left forearm. FIGURE 1: Electrical burns of the patient’s bilateral feet. FIGURE 2: Traumatic amputation and electrical burn of the patient’s left arm. He was intubated by EMS due to the extent of his injuries.

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Grand Rounds Recap 1.31.24

Taming the SRU

Tillotson and Hinckley Simulation Communication on arrival to a scene is key, both between you and your flight nurse before you enter the ambulance and with the EMS crew Reassessing the potential reasons for shock in a trauma is important to pick up causes that are not initially on your mind initially (blood products for hemorrhage, controlling a significant (..)

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Grand Rounds Recap 5.10.23

Taming the SRU

Moulds and Wright Epidemiology: no active surveillance system and difficult to know incidence from poison control ED visits ~ 50,000, >400 deaths Can occur from car exhaust, burning stoves, paint thinner, fires Most often seen in young children, highest morbidity/mortality in elderly Upticking morbidity and mortality with natural disasters Pathophysiology: (..)