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Saturday, November 22, 2014
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Oxygen Toxicity: Too much of a good thing!
Oxygen toxicity
results from breathing in high concentrations of oxygen. Severe cases
of oxygen toxicity can result in death. Oxygen destabilizes cell
membranes and causes free radicals that can do cellular damage.
It can affect multiple body systems- Notably, oxygen toxicity can affect the (read more here! http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/oxygen-toxicity)
It can affect multiple body systems- Notably, oxygen toxicity can affect the (read more here! http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/oxygen-toxicity)
Thursday, October 9, 2014
PEA- Pulseless Electrical Activity
Pulseless
Electrical Activity, or PEA is defined as electrical activity within
the heart (an organized rhythm) without corresponding muscular
activity. In other words, everything may look fine on a monitor, but
there is no pulse- the muscle is not contracting, and there is no actual
mechanical movement, or very little (pseudo-PEA). Initial treatment is...(read more at http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/pea-pulseless-electrical-activity)
Monday, September 22, 2014
Asystole
Asystole, or the absence of electrical activity in the heart- is
characterized by a "flat line" on a cardiac monitor, and is really
considered an end point during a resuscitation.... Read more here!
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Rapid Response Teams
Rapid Response Teams (RRT)
in hospitals were designed to allow a number of specialized staff to
respond to a patient in a hospital and provide the care necessary to
prevent arrest. Generally, an RRT can be called by any staff member or
family member who feels that the patient is deteriorating. The concept
of rapid response....(read more here...)
Monday, August 25, 2014
STEMI EKG changes
Below are a couple of images depicting typical changes seen on an EKG during an acute myocardial event
(commonly called a "heart attack" by the lay public). The changes can
give an indication of not only the level of injury, but the location
within the heart of the injury. Note that patients can also... read more and see the pics here at: http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/stemi-ekg-changes
Monday, August 4, 2014
Brown Recluse Bites
The brown recluse spider has a violin shaped body. As
the name implies, this spider is a good hider, and can be found in
caves, wood piles, and sheds. They range through the south and Midwest,
extending to... Read more here...http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/brown-recluse-spider-bites
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