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A trauma call with a complicated patient and a ship that desperately needs a captain. Does the crew get it together or is it the end of the world as we know it? A trauma call with a complicated patient and a ship that desperately needs a captain. Does the crew get it together or is it the end of the world as we know it?
The emergency department is a place of risk and errors. Those who work in the ED are acutely aware of this, and it conjures up tremendous cognitive pressures on staff every shift. Every ED clinician knows the most benign-appearing triage complaint may obfuscate lurking catastrophe. The vision changes that are actually an acute aortic dissection. A sore shoulder that is necrotizing fasciitis.
Take Home points : If the patient is low risk with CHA 2 DS 2 -VASc (men < 2, women < 3), cardioversion is safe up to 48 hours from onset. In higher risk patients, we should reserve cardioversion unless there is clear onset less than 12 hours or the patient has been anticoagulated for 3 weeks. Consider anticoagulation in every patient with atrial fibrillation whether they are cardioverted or referred.
Let’s take a trip way back to 2016. You’re me, and you’re in paramedic school, in the thick of the cardiology section. You’re learning about hypotension and the various ways we can fix it. Hypovolemic hypotension gets 20 cc/kg of normal saline, hemorrhage or not. Sepsis gets 20 cc/kg of normal saline, acidosis or not. Cardiogenic shock gets…you guessed it, normal saline.
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