
Infections, Fevers and Sepsis
10 lessons · about 3.5 hours of video · notes, tables and drug doses for each topic
▶ Start lesson 8.1Fever is the commonest reason Indian patients come to an emergency department, and sepsis is a leading cause of death in hospital. These lessons cover how to recognise and resuscitate sepsis within the first hour, diagnose and treat dengue, malaria, leptospirosis and scrub typhus, manage meningitis and encephalitis, and choose antibiotics wisely in an era of resistance.
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For MBBS students, interns, residents and doctors working in emergency and acute care.
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AETCM video textbook, Chapter 8 · All video lesson chapters. Doses are for adults; check them against current guidelines and your institutional protocol.