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shakil Ahmed

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NHS

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If the mechanism of injury is highly suggestive of a fracture, carefully assess the radiographs for indirect signs such as fat pads, subtle cortical irregularities, and any disruption of normal bony alignment. If clinical suspicion remains high despite inconclusive

If the mechanism of injury is highly 

suggestive of a fracture, carefully 

assess the radiographs for indirect 

signs such as fat pads, subtle cortical

 irregularities, and any disruption of 

normal bony alignment. 

If clinical suspicion remains high 

despite inconclusive
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A 32-year-old male is brought to the emergency department after a fall from height. He is confused but maintaining his airway. His vital signs are: •Blood pressure: 104/62 mmHg •Heart rate: 118/min •Respiratory rate: 22/min What is his mean arterial pressure (MAP)?

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In a head-injured patient, cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP) is calculated as:. A. ICP − MAP B. MAP − ICP C. SBP − ICP D. DBP − ICP

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Shakil Ahmed MAP=DBP+1/3(SBP-DBP) 62+1/3(104-62) 62+1/3(42) 76 mmHg Since we’re discussing MAP😁let’s discuss shock index too, SI>1 a/w higher mortality rate/organ failure, if HR>SBP=SI>1 Here HR>SBP, high mortality risk.

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A 70-year-old patient on beta-blockers presents after a fall. Vital signs: HR: 72 bpm BP: 90/60 mmHg Shock Index is 0.8. The patient appears confused and diaphoretic. What is the best explanation? A. Shock index rules out hypovolemia B. Beta-blockers may mask The

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Shakil Ahmed RCP TOUR ESPAÑA Thank you dear Shakil. When I teach an ACLS course, I first teach students/doctors how to perform high-quality CPR (SVB/BLS). A doctor can also be a witness and also buy time until the AED/ambulance arrives, or am I mistaken? Thank you so much.💙

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Shakil Ahmed Faizan A. . Chaudhary Shafiullah Dr. Shiv_Kumar अहिरावण Dr Ajay yadav Dr Abdul Hameed 🩺 Antonio Arroyo, MD. Medico Cirujano. In resus, the key question is not “what does the X-ray show?” but: What causes acute hypoxia + hypotension without sepsis? Think H’s and T’s: Tension pneumothorax → would show hyperlucent hemithorax, tracheal shift Cardiac tamponade → clear lungs, raised JVP Thrombosis