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  • Saliv diagnostics

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    Prognostication with Point-of-Care Echocardiography during Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review
  • Dorothy Igharo

    i am in agreement with either case. Activation of EMS is the right way to go especially if unsure

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    FA 7341 Simple Single-Stage Concussion Scoring System(s) in the First Aid Setting (FA):TF ScR
  • Dorothy Igharo

    We deal with the public as BLS provider. My guess is that when a person comes in contact with this substance, there’s an urgent need to water flush, call for help and send to the emerge as the investigation itself indicates several victims end up in a facility such as hospital.

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    FA 7445 First Aid Interventions for a Caustic Agent Attack in Adults and Children: TF ScR
  • Ehsan Adiban

    Ventilation and oxygenation are effective only when there is good circulation.

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    ALS 3305 Use of supplemental oxygen during cardiopulmonary resuscitation: TF SR
  • Ehsan Adiban

    Medication administration is the second and even third line of action.

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    ALS 3203 The Effect of Thrombolysis for Cardiac Arrest: TF SR
  • Ehsan Adiban

    The movement of the victim is a serious contributor to cardiac failure. Before gaining ROSC, it is recommended to keep the victim in the flat position and make minimal movement.

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    ALS 3212 Intramuscular Epinephrine for Cardiac Arrest: TF SR
  • Ehsan Adiban

    sounds good. The only suggestion is that the main checking point is the victim before checking the device.

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    EIT 6317 Best Practices for In-hospital Cardiac Arrest Team Composition: TF ScR
  • Ehsan Adiban

    EMs is an integral part of the process in both cases.

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    FA 7341 Simple Single-Stage Concussion Scoring System(s) in the First Aid Setting (FA):TF ScR
  • Ehsan Adiban

    Hi, this is a great review and information.

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    FA 7445 First Aid Interventions for a Caustic Agent Attack in Adults and Children: TF ScR
  • Gayashan Lakmal

    mental status sounds like a medical word and instead unconscious or abnormal behaviour will be more appropriate.


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    FA 7341 Simple Single-Stage Concussion Scoring System(s) in the First Aid Setting (FA):TF ScR
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