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Nassau University Medical Center
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Scott do you have any literature on propofol in cardiogenic shock? I know some intensivists reach for midaz over prop for patients who have very bad cardiac output from pump failure. The theoretical cardio suppression makes sense, but I would love some data to support not using benzos in these patients. I have not had much luck with literature search
have this paper in my database:
https://doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/ehac544.1498
Thanks so much !!
My roomate’s mom-in-regulation makes usd eighty one each hour at the laptop . She has been fired for eight months but remaining month her paycheck turned into usd 17367 just operating
on the pc for a few hours….. Money63.solar
Hello Scott, I do these podcasts for critical care cme’s. I don’t see the link for a come with this episode. Did you change how we get them? thanks.
only podcasts (numbered episodes) have CME. Wees and RACC-Lit do not have CME.
My system (EMS) has moved to DSI as our go-to method of intubation, the literature seems to support it being the safest option. Does the paralytic-before-induction RSI method offer any benefits to DSI?
no, using ketamine obviates the need for paralytic first, just make sure you time the post-roc period with an actual timer and you are good