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quickbeatuser · 2023-09-27T20:44:49Z

Head injury and CT rules esp paeds Nexus and Canadian C-spine rules Approach to polytrauma patient Pulmonary oedema Paeds trauma Paeds limping child Status epilepticus Approach to decreased LOC Approach to Aggressive patient in the ED Procedural sedation Approach to acute asthma attack Approach to poisoning/overdose, especially organophosphate, iron overload, TCA overdose, Paracetamol overdose Approach to snake bites Approach to a polytrauma patient, acute abdomen (especially for the trauma unit) Approach to delirium Approach to hypertension emergencies Approach to DKA/Hypoglycemia Approach to a paediatric patient with acute gastroenteritis or respiratory distress. Approach to Chest pains, Myocardial Infarction Approach to a Stroke Approach to bradycardia Approach to first onset syncope Non-Clinical Batho Pele Principles Conflict Management What would you do if the consultant is refusing to accept or consult with your patient? How to reduce cots, remember not to ask costly unnecessary bloods or investigations? How to save time/costs in an Emergency Department?

Topic starter 27/09/2023 8:44 pm

Head injury and CT rules esp paeds
Nexus and Canadian C-spine rules
Approach to polytrauma patient
Pulmonary oedema
Paeds trauma
Paeds limping child
Status epilepticus
Approach to decreased LOC
Approach to Aggressive patient in the ED
Procedural sedation
Approach to acute asthma attack
Approach to poisoning/overdose, especially organophosphate, iron overload, TCA overdose, Paracetamol overdose
Approach to snake bites
Approach to a polytrauma patient, acute abdomen (especially for the trauma unit)
Approach to delirium
Approach to hypertension emergencies
Approach to DKA/Hypoglycemia
Approach to a paediatric patient with acute gastroenteritis or respiratory distress.
Approach to Chest pains, Myocardial Infarction
Approach to a Stroke
Approach to bradycardia
Approach to first onset syncope
Non-Clinical
1. Batho Pele Principles
2. Conflict Management
  1. What would you do if the consultant is refusing to accept or consult with your patient?
3. How to reduce cots, remember not to ask costly unnecessary bloods or investigations?
4. How to save time/costs in an Emergency Department?

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