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The Art of the Oral Presentation: An Intern’s Guide

EMDocs

History of Present Illness (HPI): Provide a focused history of the current problem, highlighting key elements such as associated symptoms, past medical history, medications, and recent events. A cacophony of sounds envelops you. The relentless beeping and chirping of monitors created a dissonant symphony. What are their expectations?

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The Cardiovascular System for EMTs: Interventions and Heart Conditions

EMT Training Station

In this five-part series, we will journey through the intricacies of the cardiovascular system, delve into the most common heart conditions you’ll encounter as an EMT, review essential interventions, and underline the importance of patient education in preventing cardiovascular disease.

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Wireless Patch Monitors, Paces Heart and then Biodegrades

Medgadget

Researchers at Northwestern University have developed a cardiac monitoring device that is intended for use in patients who have suffered a cardiac event. With this in mind, the importance of closely monitoring these patients after such a cardiac event is clear.

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SGEM#370: Listen to your Heart (Score)…MACE Incidence in Non-Low Risk Patients with known Coronary Artery Disease

The Skeptics' Guide to EM

Major adverse cardiac event rates in moderate-risk patients: Does prior coronary disease matter? Major adverse cardiac event rates in moderate-risk patients: Does prior coronary disease matter? His father had a minor heart attack at the age of 63. With a negative initial troponin, this gives him a HEART score of 4.

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EMT Essentials: Mastering SAMPLE History and OPQRST Pain Assessment Techniques

EMT Training Station

Events Leading Up to the Present Illness/Injury : The circumstances surrounding the onset of the patient’s current condition can offer valuable clues about the nature of the emergency. For example, sudden pain might suggest an acute condition like a heart attack , while gradual pain might be more indicative of a chronic issue.

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How Does The Body Remember Trauma?

First Responder Wellness

When someone experiences physical symptoms of post-traumatic stress (PTS), the body does not remember the event as something in the past. These stress responses can potentially persist long after the event has occurred, leaving the sufferer wondering why they are experiencing such symptoms.

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Lipid Nanodiscs Unlock the Potential of Cytokine Treatment

Medgadget

Regenerative medicine holds enormous potential in treating patients who have suffered tissue damage after a cardiovascular event. Cytokines that can stimulate new blood vessels to grow could help to repair tissues that are damaged after a stroke or heart attack, for instance.