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I completed 🫁 Assessment of Hypoxemia & Respiratory Failure!
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I completed 🫁 Assessment of Hypoxemia & Respiratory Failure!
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Vt Challenge:
A transient increase in Vt from 6 mL/kg to 8 mL/kg for one minute, with a PPV increase ≥3.5%, suggests preload responsiveness.
Benefits include simplicity and minimal equipment requirements.
Threshold variability and false positives in ACP remain concerns.
End-Expiratory Occlusion Test:
A 15-second interruption of ventilation at end-expiration increases preload, and a rise in cardiac output ≥5% confirms preload responsiveness.
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Dear Mazen,
We will appreciate to have a detail webinar or course on this new subject.
Thanks and regards.
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i have completed my course but it shows 97% but all the boxes are marked . & i am unable to download my certificate , what should i do ?
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1️⃣ Glycemic targets
✍️ Target A1C in most adults is < 7
✍️ Target A1C in patients with good health and function , and low treatment risks is < 6.5
✍️ Target A1C in Healthy older adults is up to 7.5 ( < 7.5)
✍️Target A1C in older adults with complex/intermediate health is < 8
✍️ Target A1C in older adults with very complex ( poor health ) and any adults with limited life expectancy --> No A1C goal
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it was a wonderfull cource for paramedics to enhance their knowledge.
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🟣 Hyaline Casts
🔸1. *Benign*: Commonly found in healthy individuals, especially after exercise or dehydration.
🔸2. *Dehydration*: Indicates dehydration or concentrated urine.
🔸3. *Non-specific*: Can be seen in various conditions, including hypertension, heart failure, and liver disease.
🔸4. *No renal damage*: Typically indicates no significant renal damage.
🔸5. *Reversible*: Usually disappear with hydration.
Congratulations and well done 👍.