PPT-JCM 2021 Case 1 22/F Presented to AED with drowsiness and pyrexia

GCS E3V4M5 BP 13870 P 118 Temp 383 Hstix 65 Patients mother stated patient was unhappy and took 50 tabs of Sertraline What is the most probable diagnosis Serotonin syndrome Name 3 . Advisor : Dr. Kai-Wei Ke. Presenter : D. Jayasakthi. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science . Contents. Introduction. Motivation . Objective. Methodology. Results. Conclusion. 2. 6/24/2013. © 2016 Altra Medical 727-541-5900. 11/16/16. Presented to Tampa Bay RIMS Meeting. November 16, 2016. By Kelly Podsiedlik & Leslie Roberts. www.AltraMedical.com/RIMS. Current AED Legislation. Emergency Response for the Home, Community and Workplace. © 2012 EMS Safety . Version . B. Introduction. 2. CPR/AED for Community Rescuers. What we will learn today. Quickly recognize an emergency. Victoria L. Vetter, MD, MPH, . Youth Heart Watch Medical Director. Danielle Haley, MPH, . Youth Heart Watch Coordinator. Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA). A condition . in which the heartbeat stops abruptly and . When Emergencies Arise. Emergencies happen all too often and early intervention can save a life. . CPR . and first aid skills are important for . all people . to know.. Starting Chest compressions while waiting for an ambulance not only can save a life but it can also prevent lasting brain injury. . Yvan Tran, MD. Saint Mary’s Epilepsy Program. 4/27/13. No Disclosures. Learning Objectives. Understanding the importance of identifying benign variants. Understanding the broad categories of benign variants. Advisor : Dr. Kai-Wei Ke. Presenter : D. Jayasakthi. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science . Contents. Introduction. Motivation . Objective. Methodology. Results. Conclusion. 2. 6/24/2013. Program Goals. Epilepsy. Prevalence in the United States. Epilepsy. Burden. Epilepsy. Treatment. Major Depression is Associated With Uncontrolled Seizures. Adverse Events are Common in Epilepsy Patients. AED Safety Training Emergency Response for the Workplace Activate EMS (Call 9-1-1) Use cell phone or land line Activate EMS (Call 9-1-1) Recognize cardiac arrest Not responding Chest not moving, no breathing Scenario 1. A 35-year-old primigravida at 22 weeks of gestation. Attended your department with headache and blurred vision for 1 day. Past history of asthma on steroid and Ventolin puff. Her BP/P on triage was 180/100 mmHg. Introduction. Background to sudden cardiac arrest. Why AEDs are important. Product Demo. Lifeline AEDs. Safety and Effectiveness. Hands on. Agenda. Why is Defibrillation Important?. The problem of sudden cardiac arrest!. Revised 0 1 / 201 8 Page 1 of 3 Guidelines AED PROGRAM Th e University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) adm inister s and ma nage s an Automated External Defibr illator (AED) Program. The program Q1. A 45 years old lady was brought in by ambulance for agitation.. BP 195/110, P 105/min, temp 38.8, RR 32, SpO2 95% RA. ECG was done.. Q1. Give 4 ddx.. CNS infection. Thyroid storm. Heat stroke. Toxicology e.g. sympathomimetic overdose. Learn how defibrillation works.. Identify the general steps in using an AED.. Learn Precautions when using an AED.. Practice using an AED in conjunction with CPR.. AED. Terminology. AED. – . Automated External Defibrillator.