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  1. Reversal of neuromuscular block in anesthesia (dosing guide)

    Dosing of drugs for anesthetic I suction by weight and age- propofol neuromuscular blockers thiopental etomidate ketamine basically

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  2. Dilution Calculator

    E.g. how to convert Naropin 0.2% to 50 ml Naropin 0.16% solution (by adding NaCl)

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  3. ROTEM-Algorithm

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  4. Holzman Hegglin

    To calculate QT time

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  5. Wacker Score

    (Rechtsherz-Score)

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  6. Rapid Sequence Intubation checklist

    We haven't yet added checklists, just putting it here. One checklist would be:

    Pre-RSI Challenge-Response Checklist

    Pre-oxygenation taking place.

    Preparation
    Baseline obs
    Cannula connected to fluid and runs easily
    Suction, working?
    Airway adjuncts - 2 xNPA, 1x OPA, 1xLMA
    Ventilator and BVM connected to oxygen
    Emergency cricothyroidotomy kit available
    Tape or tie
    HME
    ETT - size checked, and balloon tested.
    Drugs - Induction agent and paralysis chosen. Giver briefed.
    Angle piece and catheter mount
    Monitoring (ECG, NIBP, SpO2, ETC02)
    Stethoscope
    Elastic bougie
    Laryngoscopes x 2, both working.
    Syringe, 10mls, for cuff.

    Premedication (if required)

    Paralysis and Sedation
    - in-line immobiliser…

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  7. Diuretics Equivalency

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  8. Percutaneous umbilical transfusion in severe rhesus isoimmunization: resolution of fetal hydrops

    Am. J. Obstet. Gynecol. 1987 vol. 157(6) pp. 1369-75

    Percutaneous umbilical transfusion in severe rhesus isoimmunization: resolution of fetal hydrops.

    Socol ML, MacGregor SN, Pielet BW, Tamura RK, Sabbagha RE

    The rhesus-sensitized fetus with the worst prognosis is one with early onset of hydropic changes. Percutaneous umbilical blood sampling now enables access to the fetal circulation and thereby allows more precise evaluation of fetal anemia and direct intravascular transfusion. A variation of this technique was used in three pregnancies complicated by fetal pericardial effusion, scalp edema, and abdominal ascites before 26 weeks' gestation. Twelve ultrasound-guided percutaneous transfusions of 30 to…

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  9. A simple method to estimate volume for fetal intravascular transfusions

    Fetal. Diagn. Ther. vol. 13(2) pp. 94-7

    A simple method to estimate volume for fetal intravascular transfusions.

    Giannina G, Moise KJ, Dorman K

    We derived a constant termed the transfusion coefficient to simplify the estimation of the fetal intravascular transfusion volume. The product of the estimated fetal weight (g) and 0.02 (transfusion coefficient), estimates the transfusion volume (ml) required to increase the fetal hematocrit by approximately 10 percentage points. Our estimation was comparable to Mandelbrot's technique and better than Plecas' method for estimating fetal transfusion volumes. Utilizing the transfusion coefficient to estimate the intravascular transfusion volume for an anemic fetus…

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  10. Restharn (Residual volume of urine after micturition)

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