
Resuscitation, Shock and Critical Care
6 lessons · about 1.5 hours of video · notes, tables and drug doses for each topic
▶ Start lesson 13.1Every emergency physician must be able to lead a cardiac arrest, secure a difficult airway, and resuscitate a patient in shock. These lessons cover high-quality CPR and the ACLS algorithms, rapid sequence intubation, the recognition and treatment of the different types of shock, anaphylaxis, the basics of mechanical ventilation, and the early critical care that decides whether patients survive.
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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 13 · All video lesson chapters. Doses are for adults; check them against current guidelines and your institutional protocol.