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October 12, 2008
English
Categories: ATOTW / General Topics
September 29, 2008
English
Categories: ATOTW / Basic Sciences / General Topics / Physiology
October 12, 2008
English
Categories: ATOTW / Basic Sciences / Physiology
August 15, 2011
English
Categories: ATOTW / General Topics
May 21, 2012
English
Start background opioid infusion via PCA early if required Regularly re-assess pain post-operatively and check for signs of withdrawal e.g. unexplained tachycardia, restlessness, confusion Switch parenteral opioids to oral or transdermal medication as early as possible using the last 24...
Categories: ATOTW / Pain Management
May 14, 2012
English
Categories: ATOTW / Paediatric Anaesthesia
March 19, 2012
English
LASER is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation Laser light has a single wavelength, is coherent and collimated A laser is constructed from 3 basic components: a lasing medium, an energy source and an optical resonator...
Categories: ATOTW / Basic Sciences / Equipment and Physics
March 12, 2012
English
Categories: ATOTW / Obstetric Anaesthesia
February 27, 2012
English
The cornerstone of resuscitation is effective chest compressions with minimal interruptions • compress at 100 per minute • compress to at least 5 cm depth • 30 compressions : 2 ventilations • rotate rescuers to avoid fatigue Consider alternatives to...
Categories: ATOTW / General Topics / Intensive Care Medicine
February 13, 2012
English
Micrognathia is a common feature of difficult intubation in children The most important consideration is whether ventilation by facemask will be possible. Always have a plan A, B and C. Whenever possible use an inhalational technique and keep the child...
Categories: ATOTW / Paediatric Anaesthesia