Study of oxygen fugacity influence on redox state of iron in
... investigated: 1) granitic; 2) pantelleritic (alkali granitoid). Samples were melted in vertical muffle tube under controlled oxygen fugacity and then quenched in water. Alumina crucibles were used as a container for powdered rock samples. Microprobe analysis has shown that chemical composition chang ...
... investigated: 1) granitic; 2) pantelleritic (alkali granitoid). Samples were melted in vertical muffle tube under controlled oxygen fugacity and then quenched in water. Alumina crucibles were used as a container for powdered rock samples. Microprobe analysis has shown that chemical composition chang ...
Pediatric Anesthesia and Malignant Hyperthermia
... Second Case: 1 year and 9 month boy undergoing accessory ear resection. Sevoflurane used. 40 min after induction temperature was 38.6 degrees Celsius, HR 191, and oxygen saturation 93%. Muscle rigidity of the legs was noted. Highest temperature was 39.3 degrees Celsius. Both parents had no history o ...
... Second Case: 1 year and 9 month boy undergoing accessory ear resection. Sevoflurane used. 40 min after induction temperature was 38.6 degrees Celsius, HR 191, and oxygen saturation 93%. Muscle rigidity of the legs was noted. Highest temperature was 39.3 degrees Celsius. Both parents had no history o ...
Phase II orders
... target temperature for 24 hours. Cooling device will maintain a given temperature based on patient temperature feedback. Monitor the water temperature of the cooling device and document every hour. Rewarming process 1. Initiate re-warming 24 hours after reaching desired Hypothermia Rewarming Phase ...
... target temperature for 24 hours. Cooling device will maintain a given temperature based on patient temperature feedback. Monitor the water temperature of the cooling device and document every hour. Rewarming process 1. Initiate re-warming 24 hours after reaching desired Hypothermia Rewarming Phase ...
(31190) Hypothermia Initiation Phase Two
... target temperature for 24 hours. Cooling device will maintain a given temperature based on patient temperature feedback. Monitor the water temperature of the cooling device and document every hour. Rewarming process 1. Initiate re-warming 24 hours after reaching desired Hypothermia Rewarming Phase ...
... target temperature for 24 hours. Cooling device will maintain a given temperature based on patient temperature feedback. Monitor the water temperature of the cooling device and document every hour. Rewarming process 1. Initiate re-warming 24 hours after reaching desired Hypothermia Rewarming Phase ...
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... Obtain base line lab for blood sugar, serum electrolyte, arterial blood gas, coagulation profile (PT,APTT.INR), CBC with differentials, serum lactate and Beta-HCG 12 Lead ECG,QT interval and assess for arrhythmias Assess baseline neurological status, vital signs and CVP reading. CVP and arte ...
... Obtain base line lab for blood sugar, serum electrolyte, arterial blood gas, coagulation profile (PT,APTT.INR), CBC with differentials, serum lactate and Beta-HCG 12 Lead ECG,QT interval and assess for arrhythmias Assess baseline neurological status, vital signs and CVP reading. CVP and arte ...
Therapeutic Hypothermia
... Bernard, S., Gray, T., Buise, M., Jones, B., Silvester, M., Gutteridge, M., Smith, K. Treatment of Comatose Survivors of Out-Of –Hospital Arrest with Induced Hypothermia. NEJM 2002, 346 (8), 557-563. General Hypothermia References Mayer SA, Sessler DI. Therapeutic Hypothermia. New Tyork: Marcel-Dekk ...
... Bernard, S., Gray, T., Buise, M., Jones, B., Silvester, M., Gutteridge, M., Smith, K. Treatment of Comatose Survivors of Out-Of –Hospital Arrest with Induced Hypothermia. NEJM 2002, 346 (8), 557-563. General Hypothermia References Mayer SA, Sessler DI. Therapeutic Hypothermia. New Tyork: Marcel-Dekk ...
Fuel Metabolism
... birds is endothermy, heating the body from internal biochemical reactions to permit homeothermy, the maintenance of a high and near constant core body temperature (Tb). For many small mammals, the solution to life in extremely cold environments is hibernation. By abandoning homeothermy and allowing ...
... birds is endothermy, heating the body from internal biochemical reactions to permit homeothermy, the maintenance of a high and near constant core body temperature (Tb). For many small mammals, the solution to life in extremely cold environments is hibernation. By abandoning homeothermy and allowing ...
Analyzing Acclimation Response of
... • This ‘core’ set of genes was analyzed and compared to previous studies to provide further data for cold temperature response of S. cerevisiae ...
... • This ‘core’ set of genes was analyzed and compared to previous studies to provide further data for cold temperature response of S. cerevisiae ...
Hypothermia / Hyperthermia / Exposure
... Evaporative cooling – tepid water on the skin with fans Ice water immersion – most effective method but practically difficult and cant use monitors/equipment and uncomfortable for the patient ...
... Evaporative cooling – tepid water on the skin with fans Ice water immersion – most effective method but practically difficult and cant use monitors/equipment and uncomfortable for the patient ...
The recognition and management of body temperature
... necessarily require the fastest re-warming possible because rapid heating of a profoundly hypothermic patient risks arrhythmia, collapse and rapid changes in fluid balance, making successful management more difficult. Passive methods are normally used in the field to avoid these problems, and genera ...
... necessarily require the fastest re-warming possible because rapid heating of a profoundly hypothermic patient risks arrhythmia, collapse and rapid changes in fluid balance, making successful management more difficult. Passive methods are normally used in the field to avoid these problems, and genera ...
Study Guide and Potential Essay Questions for Chapter 25
... How is an increased body temperature due to exercise fundamentally different than an increased body temperature resulting from a fever? Describe the information conveyed in the graph below. A. What is meant by the term “thermoneutral zone?” B. What factors contribute to the increases in oxygen consu ...
... How is an increased body temperature due to exercise fundamentally different than an increased body temperature resulting from a fever? Describe the information conveyed in the graph below. A. What is meant by the term “thermoneutral zone?” B. What factors contribute to the increases in oxygen consu ...
Hypothermia
... also exacerbate an underlying coagulopathy. However, if total protein or albumin concentrations are normal or decreased in a hypothermic patient, administration of 10 mL/kg of fresh frozen plasma may be indicated to provide colloidal support. Lactated Ringer’s solution is not recommended because the ...
... also exacerbate an underlying coagulopathy. However, if total protein or albumin concentrations are normal or decreased in a hypothermic patient, administration of 10 mL/kg of fresh frozen plasma may be indicated to provide colloidal support. Lactated Ringer’s solution is not recommended because the ...
Just what happens in the ICU
... “Decoupling” - separating the brain death explanation from the request for organ donation Decoupling may be a valuable tool in obtaining consent for donation Siminoff, et al concluded that the most important factor in obtaining consent was time spent with the OPO ...
... “Decoupling” - separating the brain death explanation from the request for organ donation Decoupling may be a valuable tool in obtaining consent for donation Siminoff, et al concluded that the most important factor in obtaining consent was time spent with the OPO ...
It was closing in on 5pm and Pamela Barco was getting antsy
... some serious brain damage. Several supermarket employees approached Födisch and asked him if he needed any help. Sure, he said. How about some ice packs? Födisch was familiar with the concept of therapeutic hypothermia, and thought it might be better to start cooling the patient now than to wait for ...
... some serious brain damage. Several supermarket employees approached Födisch and asked him if he needed any help. Sure, he said. How about some ice packs? Födisch was familiar with the concept of therapeutic hypothermia, and thought it might be better to start cooling the patient now than to wait for ...
McHenry Western Lake County EMS System
... The elderly are at increased risk of developing hypothermia and its complications, and should be urgently assessed if found to be hypothermic. The reasons for this increased risk include decreased physiologic reserve, chronic diseases and medications that impair compensatory responses, and social is ...
... The elderly are at increased risk of developing hypothermia and its complications, and should be urgently assessed if found to be hypothermic. The reasons for this increased risk include decreased physiologic reserve, chronic diseases and medications that impair compensatory responses, and social is ...
University of Pennsylvania Nursing Hypothermia Protocol
... Neuroprognostication should not take place until at least 72 hours after rewarming. Maintain active normothermia for 48 hours: keep cooling wraps on the patient for 48 hours after rewarming and administer acetaminophen around the clock for the same 48 hour time period. Monitor skin breakdown closely ...
... Neuroprognostication should not take place until at least 72 hours after rewarming. Maintain active normothermia for 48 hours: keep cooling wraps on the patient for 48 hours after rewarming and administer acetaminophen around the clock for the same 48 hour time period. Monitor skin breakdown closely ...
1st Quarter – Hypothermia Packet
... Hypothermia patients are often found in cold, wet environments. As a responding EMT, you need to be prepared. You need to be better prepared than they were to work in that environment or you may find yourself in a similar predicament. Dress warm. Use layers and be prepared to work in the cold for a ...
... Hypothermia patients are often found in cold, wet environments. As a responding EMT, you need to be prepared. You need to be better prepared than they were to work in that environment or you may find yourself in a similar predicament. Dress warm. Use layers and be prepared to work in the cold for a ...
HIE - March of Dimes
... • Esophageal temp 33.5 servo controlled • Continuous vEEG monitoring till off hypothermia and seizure free for 24-48 hrs. • Seizures may be suppressed by cooling • NPO during cooling • Monitor and correct ABG, acidosis, glucose, coagulation and DIC • 12 hourly scalp check for edema or skin breakdown ...
... • Esophageal temp 33.5 servo controlled • Continuous vEEG monitoring till off hypothermia and seizure free for 24-48 hrs. • Seizures may be suppressed by cooling • NPO during cooling • Monitor and correct ABG, acidosis, glucose, coagulation and DIC • 12 hourly scalp check for edema or skin breakdown ...
Therapeutic Hypothermia After Cardiac Arrest
... • TH is recommended in combination with primary PCI, and should be started as early as possible, preferably before initiation of PCI ...
... • TH is recommended in combination with primary PCI, and should be started as early as possible, preferably before initiation of PCI ...
Resuscitation following Cardiac Arrest
... Keep target temperature within narrow range (within 0.5°C of target) With paralysis, temperature may overshoot target temperature immediately following induction phase by about 1.0°C Use cooling device with controlled feedback system, set at target temperature Temperature should never decrease below ...
... Keep target temperature within narrow range (within 0.5°C of target) With paralysis, temperature may overshoot target temperature immediately following induction phase by about 1.0°C Use cooling device with controlled feedback system, set at target temperature Temperature should never decrease below ...
Post cardiac arrest syndrome - the Australian Resuscitation Council
... • Adequate organ perfusion ...
... • Adequate organ perfusion ...
I - University of Pennsylvania
... re-warming process complete. Complete blood count (CBC)/platelets/prothrombin time (PT)/partial thromboplastin time (PTT), electrolytes/blood urea nitrogen (BUN)/Creatine, Calcium/Magnesium/Phosphate every 6 hours until re-warming process complete. If continuous SvO2 catheter is not used, perform co ...
... re-warming process complete. Complete blood count (CBC)/platelets/prothrombin time (PT)/partial thromboplastin time (PTT), electrolytes/blood urea nitrogen (BUN)/Creatine, Calcium/Magnesium/Phosphate every 6 hours until re-warming process complete. If continuous SvO2 catheter is not used, perform co ...
1 How good are healthcare providers at translating research into practice? ... question, I will use the example of therapeutic hypothermia (TH)...
... models.12 But positive outcomes have been achieved when the target temperature was reached only after 4-6 hours. The University of Chicago survey learned that cooling took place primarily in the intensive care unit (ICU) for both the U.S. and non-U.S. respondents. Only a few respondents initiated co ...
... models.12 But positive outcomes have been achieved when the target temperature was reached only after 4-6 hours. The University of Chicago survey learned that cooling took place primarily in the intensive care unit (ICU) for both the U.S. and non-U.S. respondents. Only a few respondents initiated co ...