Well initially I got 5 mg/ml (5 cc of 1% prop in 5 cc lido)...but may have misinterpreted your post and so my other answer concluded to 2 mg/ml (1 cc 1% prop divided by 5 cc lido = 2
So that would give me 2 mg/ml? I know that 1% is 10 mg/ml.. what's confusing me is if there would be a difference with taking 1 cc of 1% vs 5 cc of 1% but from your post, seems like there is no...
Putting 5 cc of 1% propofol into a 10 ml syringe and mixing it with 5 cc 1% lidocaine... what would that give me X mg/ml of propofol? Just wanna make sure I have my calculations right. Any help would...
How the heck do you read an atrial ECG? I know that doing this augments the atrial wave on ECG but how do you interpret the reading itself? Yes, I'm aware of comparing the atrial ECG with the normal...
Thanks for this. In our ICU, we utilize the EASI lead placement and though I know that back placement is not ideal for diagnostics, I wanted to make sure that this was still feasible. Thanks
TBH, I don't think the pt was in vent dyssynchrony / auto PEEP. I just wanted to make sure I'm not missing any other reason for why this drug is used aside from better controlling the pt's ventilation...
We had a pt one time with very high PEEP (~20) and I remember the nurse giving NMBA to aid in the process. My question is, what exactly is the relation of giving a NMBA to PEEP? My colleague told me...
So to clarify -- is the tip of the arterial line alongside the tip of the balloon? We only get IABP so few times a year. We always place our hep bag in a pressure bag but again I've gotten various...
I've gotten different responses from our senior nurses, but I wanted to know what your guys' typical practice is: For the heparin flush going in the root line, do you manually flush every hour? And if...
Had a discussion with a colleague regarding the use of NS preservative free vs regular NS to prime the ICP system. In my colleague's defense, regular NS can be used to prime the system because it is...
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I get very wary about "minimal" chest tube outputs. Did your pt's chest tube output show a trend of decreasing drainage by the hour? Regardless of minimal chest tube outputs, I feel they should still...
I really wish I could've messed with the box more but didn't as this wasn't my patient. Thank god the pacer didn't capture because some of those spikes were all over the place, including landing on T...