RRSIDEAD • Decontamination
D is for Decontamination. Systematic approach to managing toxicological emergency presentations. RRSIDEAD is a useful mnemonic
Month May 2019
RRSIDEAD • Investigations
I is for Investigations. Systematic approach to managing toxicological emergency presentations. RRSIDEAD is a useful mnemonic
RRSIDEAD • Supportive Care
S is for Supportive Care. Systematic approach to managing toxicological emergency presentations. RRSIDEAD is a useful mnemonic
RRSIDEAD • Risk Assessment
R is for Risk assessment. Systematic approach to managing toxicological emergency presentations. RRSIDEAD is a useful mnemonic
RRSIDEAD • Resuscitation
Resuscitation Overview As with any basic and advanced life support it is important to have a systematic approach to managing toxicological emergency presentations. Pioneers in the field developed RRSIDEAD as a mnemonic to remember the key steps in Tox patient…
Frank Starling Curve
Physiology Philes: Draw a Frank Starling curve and list the factors that affect contractility of the ventricle. BSCC Examination question
Calligraphitis
UCEM call upon the wider academic cardiological community to fund research into the under-diagnosed conditions of 'calligraphitis' or literary heart syndrome and the positive electropenogram
Mastering Intensive Care 043 with Jo Stewart
Mastering Intensive Care Episode 43 with Jo Stewart - Educating, leading, retaining and supporting Intensive Care nurses
Tetanus MCQ
Tetanus MCQ Q1. Which of the following is true for the tetanus vaccine? A. Every traveller should be up to date.B. No one should have more than 6 shots in their lifetime.C. Reactions are less likely to occur the more…
Muscle Fibres and the stretch reflex
Physiology Philes: Please explain the components of a muscle spindle and the sequence of events involved in producing a stretch reflex. BSCC Examination question
Australia lead the way in improbable research
Founded 20 years ago by Marc Abrahams, editor of the Annals of Improbable Research, the Ig Nobel awards recognise genuine academic research and "honour achievements that first make people laugh, and then make them think".
Robert Greene on Mastery
Robert Greene talking about his book on Mastery, as recommended by Scott Weingart in his SMACC talk on "The Path To Insanity".