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  3. Paediatric blood transfusion

    To calculate the desired blood transfusion for paediatric patients, utilising the following formula:

    Transfusion volume (ml) = Patient's weight (kg) x [Desired Hb (g/L) – Patient's Hb (g/L)] x Transfusion factor (0.5)

    This will provide easy and safe way to transfuse blood to children less than 20Kg in weight

    Source:
    National Blood Authority Australia. Patient Blood Management Guidelines: Module 6 – Neonatal and Paediatrics. Commonwealth of Australia, Canberra, 2016.

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  4. ABG and VBG with detailed analysis

    With the current ABG Analyzer, the formula give an end result conclusion of the acid base analysis, metabolic and respiratory, and the anion gap.

    It would be very helpful to give step by step approach following this conclusion. As per the Americal Thoracic Society link here
    https://www.thoracic.org/professionals/clinical-resources/critical-care/clinical-education/abgs.php

    These details will provide great picture on the compensation expected, and the type of the anion gap. It would be even greater if you add these tables with the differential of each of the results.

    Example
    Respiratory Acidosis (acute
    Concomitant metabolic acidosis
    Normal anion is elevated by 3

    The Expected metabolic compensation is…

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  5. Havor Score

    likelihood to fail NIV

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  6. Zwolle-Risk-Score

    This score is a practical and useful index for risk stratification after primary angioplasty for ST elevated myocardial infarction (STEMI), with a significant impact on clinical decision-making and the related costs. It reliably identifies a large group of patients at very low risk, who may safely be discharged early after primary angioplasty

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  11. Zwolle Risk Score for STEMI and PPCI

    Describes risk of STEMI patients for their mortality and helps guide how long they should be hospitalized.
    Points for age, duration of angina, +/- 3VD, TIMI flow post PPCI, Killip class, +/- anterior MI
    if<3 safe for discharge at 48hours post balloon
    http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/heartjnl-2014-306118.35

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  14. Déficit total de hierro (DTH)

    {Peso en kg x (Hb deseada g/dl - Hb actual en g/dl) x 2,4} + 500

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  18. SPEED

    Tamiz para sepsis

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  19. Índice de ganzouri

    Escala para evaluar intubation difícil

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  20. Críes

    Manejo de dolor en neonatos

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