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5 Critical Pulse Points: Circulation Assessment in Unstable Patients
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5 Critical Pulse Points: Circulation Assessment in Unstable Patients
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5 Critical Pulse Points: Circulation Assessment in Unstable Patients
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This is the 3rd part, 3 of 3 presentations on critical assessment findings, an unstable patient. We've had 2 of the presentations. 1 on general first was all, want another one on one presentation on general impression and mental status. We have another presentation that was on airway and breathing components, those critical findings. This one's gonna hit into the the circulation.
04:16
We think about what's the utility of a plus 2 second capillary refill and whether it's assigned for poor perfusion. And then the question is whether they actually have absent carotid pulses in adult child or it's a brachial pulse, you see that in an infant.
08:17
Aortic dissection is a prime example of that of a of a situation that may occur. That either can be through blood loss or it could be through dehydration. Think about hypothermia in in cold environments.
12:06
Capillary refill is not necessarily a great indicator that there's a problem with the patients. In the day, you have to identify that they have they're have they are hypo perfused. You have to get them into a higher level of perfusion.
16:02
CPR and AED. If they had their cardiac arrest severe hypotension, they have aortic dissection, comedocommodio Cortis, or the tamponade, other type of high skin toxic skinning a bit, such as drowning or pest or drowning. The last one is this. It's thinking about what is excuse me. Like, the carotid pulse, it absent.
20:16
The goal the purpose of this was really just to think back on what you're seeing and what they're presenting and get that, you know, you may have had a similar situation. So we're you're gonna do a quick body scan. Do they have cool cleaning scan? Are they getting a capillary refill if you can get that?
24:08
If they're having blood loss you're it's to be you're gonna have that change in in skin color, skin temperature. Those the body is starting to try they're trying it's decompensating and it's fighting for whatever it can to keep that homeostasis. So that's just a really critical you know, just have to pull that in really fast.
28:12
They were actually getting a response. So it's not typical. So those are things those are those are the, you know, those those off filter type responses or there's one off responses where you start looking at with us. But at the end of the day, It's not whether they have that or not. It's what the pay what the patient is presenting with and you're treating.
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