Multiprofessional Critical Care Review: Pediatric (2023)-Pictures: What Is This?

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Video Summary

Dr. Analia Graziano, a pediatric intensivist at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, reviewed various pictures and infographics commonly found on critical care boards. She started by discussing capnography, explaining the different phases of the capnograph waveform and their significance. She then moved on to flow volume loops and how to interpret them, describing different patterns seen in various conditions. Next, she discussed intravascular pressure monitoring, including zeroing and leveling the transducer, as well as the anatomy of arterial and central venous waveforms. Dr. Graziano also covered topics such as static compliance, arrhythmias, EKG interpretation, and images of various congenital heart diseases. She wrapped up with discussions on the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, vascular rings, neuromuscular junction, toxic pupillary findings, EEG patterns, and more. Overall, her presentation provided a concise overview of important concepts and their visual representations for critical care board review.

Keywords

Dr. Analia Graziano

pediatric intensivist

University of Maryland

Baltimore

capnography

flow volume loops

intravascular pressure monitoring

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