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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2014

Episode 55: Fluids in Sepsis, Post-intubation Analgesia and Sedation

from resuscitation and critical care medicine · host Anton Helman

In this second part of the Weingart-Himmel Sessions on critical care pearls for the community ED on the EM Cases podcast, we discuss the many controversies and recent changes in fluid management in severe sepsis and septic shock. With the recently published ARISE trial, and some deviations from Early Goal Directed Therapy, we are changing the way we think about fluids in sepsis: the type of fluid, the volume of fluid, the rate of fluid administration, the timing of introducing vasopressors and the goals of fluid resuscitation. In the next section of the podcast we discuss the PAD mnemonic for post-intubation analgesia and sedation, the prevention of delirium, and medication choices to minimize time on the ventilator, and improve prognosis. The post Episode 55: Fluids in Sepsis, Post-intubation Analgesia and Sedation appeared first on Emergency Medicine Cases.

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