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843. H2 blocker dose in anaphylaxis / Anaphylaxis treatment in patients on beta blockers / Who gets discharged with epipen junior? / Most common age to aspirate a FB / Most commonly aspirated food / 3 clinical stages to FB aspiration
842. Pitfall in diagnosing anaphylaxis in patients taking antihistamines / Anaphylaxis ddx: acute respiratory compromise ddx, cutaneous symptoms ddx // Epi dose in anaphylaxis
841. Admission criteria for bronchiolitis / Top 5 anaphylaxis triggers / What is an anaphylactoid reaction, and what are common anaphylactoid triggers?
545. Management of airway foreign body – incomplete and complete obstruction
544. Complications of surgical airway management / Percutaneous cricothrotomy technique / Transtracheal jet ventilation (TTJV) technique
Instead of a 3.0 or 3.5 mm ETT adaptor on the catheter, you can also take the plunger out of a 3 cc syringe and connect the BVM to that. You can also use a larger syringe, take out the plunger, and then stick a normal ETT into the syringe in place of the plunger, inflate the cuff, and ventilate through that. Have fun.
543. How to find the cricothyroid membrane / How to perform open cric
496. Arthritis + dermatitis suggests / Describe the dermatitis / Rx // Most common two types of drug eruptions, typical time course / Two types of photosensitive drug reactions / Rx drug rash
483. Hereditary angioedema: pathophys, precipitants, Sx, Rx / Outpatient management of urticaria & angioedema / Clinical features and dx of mastocytosis
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