Tim Harris: Rapid Sequence Intubation - Part 3: Physiological Effect of Fluid Therapy

Emergency Medicine
26/09/2022 19 min Episodio 6
Tim Harris: Rapid Sequence Intubation - Part 3: Physiological Effect of Fluid Therapy

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A review of Rapid Sequence Intubation from the original description via the latest evidence to the latest modifications. What remains the same and what has changed? Learning objectives for this talk: Describe the original/classic RSI Understand when it is indicated and how that has changed recently Appreciate the key modifications to the classic RSI based on recent evidence To watch the lecture, and learn more about the speaker, please visit www.continulus.com/library/?collection=emergency+medicine&chapter=airway

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