After ROSC: A Brain Too Good to Die...or Not? Temperature Management and Neurologic Prognostication
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Professional Development and Education, Neuroscience, 2020
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This is a presentation from the 2020 Critical Care Congress precourse, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Disorders for the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Specialist. After ROSC: A Brain Too Good to Die...or Not? Temperature Management and Neurologic Prognostication was presented by Daniel Fletcher, PhD, DVM, DACVECC, and Manuel Boller, DVM, MTR, DACVECC.

The course covered topics including updates from research, electrolyte disorders commonly and less commonly seen in the critical care setting, importance of chloride and its role in resuscitation management and the kidney, and acid-base disorders, including physiology, blood gas interpretation, and treatment.

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Content Type Presentation
Knowledge Area Professional Development and Education
Knowledge Area Neuroscience
Knowledge Level Advanced
Membership Level Select
Membership Level Professional
Membership Level Associate
Tag Veterinary Medicine
Tag Neurotrauma
Year 2020
Keywords
neuroprognostication
animals
cardiac arrest
multimodal approach
prognosis
European Resuscitation Council
rewarming
in-hospital cardiac arrest
futility

   

   
 
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