Resuscitation
Activity
Concept Integration and Review
Poisoning. Identify those antidotes that can precipitate withdrawal. Acetaminophen toxicity. Vital signs. Syncope. Interpretation of ECG. Identifying a potential toxin often depends on a good history and physical. Many ingestions have a toxidrome. Blood tests should be used strategically. There are very few antidotes. Massive GI Bleeding. Choosing IV Fluids. Intracranial pressure (ICP). Fluid orders for children. Hypovolemia / head injury. Acute coronary syndrome.

Curriculum Block

Concept Integration and Review / Post-clerkship / Week 6
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Assessments

CIR Attendance

Tags

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Curriculum Block
Concept Integration and Review Post-clerkship Week 6
Curriculum Week
Post-clerkship
Discipline
Emergency Medicine
MCC Presentations
Bone or Joint Injury Burns Cardiac Arrest Chest Pain Head Trauma / Brain Death / Transplant Donations Hypotension/Shock Lower Gastrointestinal Bleeding Palpitations Poisoning Trauma Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding
MeSH
Acute Coronary Syndrome [C14.280.647.124] Blood Transfusion [E02.095.135] Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation [E02.365.647.110] Craniocerebral Trauma [C10.900.300] Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions [C25.100] Electrocardiography [E01.370.370.380.240] Fluid Shifts [G07.313] Fluid Therapy [E02.319.360] Hemorrhage [C23.550.414] Resuscitation [E02.365.647] Shock [C23.550.835] Shock, Traumatic [C23.550.835.888]

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