Non-responders
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Patient shows no improvement despite fluid resuscitation
What is used as a guide to outline patient current condition, vital sign trends, and
capabilities?
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VC3 Virtual Critical care consultation
How many missions can the BAS be broken down into?
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1. Field
2. Garrison
Medical Support in Garrison
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Medical/ Dental Readiness
Sickcall (Check-in, Pt encounter, Discharge, Binnicle list, DNBI list, admin,
and Supply)
Medical Coverage
Training to non-medical personnel
Cardiogenic shock
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Damage to myocardial muscle of the heart which decreases pump
efficiency.
Cardiac contusion from blunt force
Hyperkalemia
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, Elevated potassium level that cause arrythmias, muscle weakness, or
paralysis
Fluid drip rate equation
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Volume (mL) multiplied by rate (gtt/mL) divided by time (minutes)
Goal urine output for fluid resuscitation and end-organ profusion
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.5-1 mL/kg/hour
AMAL 635
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Equipment that can be reused such as litters, litter stands, and blankets
How many PCC principles are there?
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, 13
Treatment Hypovolemic shock
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Fresh whole blood
Crystalloid not related to blood loss
Respiratory failure
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Some or all of the symptoms as respiratory distress as well as tachycardia,
SPO2 less than 90% and/or hypotension
Definitive airway adjunct
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A cuffed tube placed in trachea BELOW the vocal cords
Significant injuries, but that have been successfully resuscitated
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Patient shows no improvement despite fluid resuscitation
What is used as a guide to outline patient current condition, vital sign trends, and
capabilities?
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VC3 Virtual Critical care consultation
How many missions can the BAS be broken down into?
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1. Field
2. Garrison
Medical Support in Garrison
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Medical/ Dental Readiness
Sickcall (Check-in, Pt encounter, Discharge, Binnicle list, DNBI list, admin,
and Supply)
Medical Coverage
Training to non-medical personnel
Cardiogenic shock
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Damage to myocardial muscle of the heart which decreases pump
efficiency.
Cardiac contusion from blunt force
Hyperkalemia
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, Elevated potassium level that cause arrythmias, muscle weakness, or
paralysis
Fluid drip rate equation
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Volume (mL) multiplied by rate (gtt/mL) divided by time (minutes)
Goal urine output for fluid resuscitation and end-organ profusion
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.5-1 mL/kg/hour
AMAL 635
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Equipment that can be reused such as litters, litter stands, and blankets
How many PCC principles are there?
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, 13
Treatment Hypovolemic shock
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Fresh whole blood
Crystalloid not related to blood loss
Respiratory failure
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Some or all of the symptoms as respiratory distress as well as tachycardia,
SPO2 less than 90% and/or hypotension
Definitive airway adjunct
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A cuffed tube placed in trachea BELOW the vocal cords
Significant injuries, but that have been successfully resuscitated
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