HeyJaredPulm Crit Madness
Welcome to my audio series! I'm a PCCM fellow, and this podcast explores various important and current topics in Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine. My goal is to dissect key subjects within our specialty. Your feedback is highly valued!
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Sedation, Analgesia, Delirium, Immobility and Sleep disruption in critical care setting (opens the original)
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This podcast discusses the 2018 PADIS guidelines for managing critical care patients, focusing on the interconnected challenges of pain, agitation, delirium, immobility, and sleep disruption . The slides detail various pharmacological interventions , comparing the efficacy and side effects of opioids, sedatives like propofol , and non-opioid adjuncts. Beyond medication, the source emphasizes standardized assessment tools such as the Behavioral Pain Scale and the RASS scale to monitor patient sta
Acute liver failure (ALF) in critical care setting (opens the original)
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Acute liver failure is defined as a life-threatening decline in hepatic function occurring within 26 weeks in individuals without a prior history of liver disease, marked by elevated enzymes, coagulopathy, and mental status changes. This podcast outlines various underlying triggers for this condition, including acetaminophen overdose , viral hepatitis , pregnancy-related complications , autoimmune disorders , toxic mushroom ingestion , and vascular or ischemic events . Clinical management requir
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