Hasan
@hasan14.bsky.social
Emergentologist , interested in resus , ecgs & pocus
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DOPES Mnemonic: structured approach to deal with hypoxia in the ventilated patient
Displacement, Obstruction, Patient factors (ie PE, PTX), Equipment Issues, Stacked Breaths.
Address all of these factors in parallel
youtube.com/shorts/rwumW...
#EMIMCC
Displacement, Obstruction, Patient factors (ie PE, PTX), Equipment Issues, Stacked Breaths.
Address all of these factors in parallel
youtube.com/shorts/rwumW...
#EMIMCC
DOPES in Crashing Vent #criticalcare #emergencymedicine
YouTube video by EMSwami
youtube.com
November 24, 2025 at 2:34 PM
DOPES Mnemonic: structured approach to deal with hypoxia in the ventilated patient
Displacement, Obstruction, Patient factors (ie PE, PTX), Equipment Issues, Stacked Breaths.
Address all of these factors in parallel
youtube.com/shorts/rwumW...
#EMIMCC
Displacement, Obstruction, Patient factors (ie PE, PTX), Equipment Issues, Stacked Breaths.
Address all of these factors in parallel
youtube.com/shorts/rwumW...
#EMIMCC
Reposted by Hasan
(Basic) ICU Hemodynamic “Secrets” - Part2:
I know you know them, but let’s remind ourselves of some additional basic hemodynamic "secrets":
I know you know them, but let’s remind ourselves of some additional basic hemodynamic "secrets":
August 17, 2025 at 8:34 PM
(Basic) ICU Hemodynamic “Secrets” - Part2:
I know you know them, but let’s remind ourselves of some additional basic hemodynamic "secrets":
I know you know them, but let’s remind ourselves of some additional basic hemodynamic "secrets":
Reposted by Hasan
(Basic) ICU Hemodynamic “Secrets” - Part1:
I know you know them, but let’s remind ourselves of some basic hemodynamic "secrets":
I know you know them, but let’s remind ourselves of some basic hemodynamic "secrets":
August 16, 2025 at 6:23 PM
(Basic) ICU Hemodynamic “Secrets” - Part1:
I know you know them, but let’s remind ourselves of some basic hemodynamic "secrets":
I know you know them, but let’s remind ourselves of some basic hemodynamic "secrets":
Reposted by Hasan
It has been said before
But I think this could be the most important thing I write this year
We need to do better for our patients
But I think this could be the most important thing I write this year
We need to do better for our patients
Let them eat: Emergency department patients should be encouraged to eat and drink
Our current policies are causing a lot of harm #FOAMed
Our current policies are causing a lot of harm #FOAMed
Let them eat: Emergency department patients should be encouraged to eat and drink
Are patients allowed to eat in your department? Do you field endless phone calls from nurses asking whether a patient is allowed to eat? Have you ever witnessed a confrontation between a nurse and a patient or family member over NPO status? The concept of forcing emergency patients to remain “nil by mouth” on the off chance that they might need surgery or an airway intervention is one of the most nonsensical, evidence-uninformed, harmful myths in modern emergency medicine.
first10em.com
March 25, 2025 at 1:33 AM
It has been said before
But I think this could be the most important thing I write this year
We need to do better for our patients
But I think this could be the most important thing I write this year
We need to do better for our patients