Lecture

Critical Care - Critical Care Articles You've Got to Know!

Shock trauma Auditorium

• Early use of norepinephrine (NE) in the CENSER Trial showed early low dose NE 0.05 mcg/kg/min through peripheral line, compared to fluids alone, had improved “shock control”, or ability to maintain an adequate MAP and adequate urine output, at 6 hours. • ANDROMEDA-SHOCK Trial showed capillary refill time had improved mortality compared to lactate-guided resuscitation • Hypoxemia prior to intubation is the strongest risk factor to predict peri-intubation cardiac arrest among critically ill patients • PrePARE Trial stopped early as fluid boluses in patients undergoing intubation had no effect on likelihood of cardiovascular collapse in critically ill patients. • Push-dose pressors are associated with a significant adverse drug events, medication errors and documentation errors.

Critical Care

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  Mike Winters, MD

  University of Maryland

  Contact Speaker

Jan 15, 2020 - 7:30 am

1 hour

1 hour

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• Identify key articles from the 2019 critical care literature that are pertinent to the practice of emergency medicine. • Discuss the incorporation of presented evidence into the clinical practice of emergency medicine.

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