Common Medical Emergencies - Confidence in Managing Emergencies (CME)

A series of 12 sessions on emergency skills and management to improve the confidence of junior doctors in managing emergencies.

This session covered the common medical emergencies that junior doctors will come across, the approach, and case-based discussion. Our guest speaker is Dr. Sayan Mukherjee, an alumnus of GMC Mumbai and JJ Hospital, from the batch of 2016 currently working as a medical officer.

Further sessions will include -
⭐️ ABG
⭐️ Common Surgical, Orthopaedic, Pediatric emergencies
⭐️ Emergency delivery
⭐️ CXR and USG basics
⭐️ Common drugs in emergencies
⭐️ Nursing interventions and waste management
⭐️ Introduction to journal club + case discussion

Our previous sessions were on introduction to emergencies, triage, and interpretation of ECGs.

This could only be possible with the support of Dr. Akash Khobragade, Superintendent of St. George's Hospital, Mumbai along with Dr. Sanket Gaidhane, Deputy Superintendent of St. George's Hospital, Mumbai, and Dr. Ganesh Bhandare, Resident Medical Officer, St. George's Hospital, Mumbai.

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Disclaimer -
This video provides general information and discussions about health, emergencies, and related subjects. The information and other content provided in this video, or in any linked materials, are not intended and should not be construed as medical advice, nor is the information a substitute for professional medical expertise or treatment.

If you or any other person has a medical concern, you should consult with your health care provider or seek other professional medical treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something that has been read on this video or in any linked materials. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor or emergency services immediately.

All views are my own and are not representative of any groups or hospitals.

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Topics:
Dehydration
Upper GI bleed
Acute pyelonephritis
DKA
HHS
Hypoglycaemia
Thyroid storm
Pneumothorax
Asthma exacerbation
Arrhythmias
Hypertensive emergency
Seizures
Anaphylaxis
Stroke
MI

[sm_au]

Hi, this video was recommended on my youtube feed - it was an excellent presentation, very thorough and concise. I'm an Australian RN and support new, graduate nurses - found it very helpful to understand and review these emergencies, causality and how they may be managed - please pass on my sincere thanks to all involved 🙏🏻 thank you!

[Dr.Nida.Here.]

Amazing! So much information on here for young doctors. I took so many notes. Really appreciate the effort God bless you.

[Shahbaz_khan]

Great explanation sir 🔥✨✨🤩🤩👍👍thank you so much 😁

[Nayyer]

Thankyou so much for this video. I was so anxious but just from the first minutes this video only I feel kinda relieved and a bit more confident before.... Thankyou

[kjs]

amazing lecture. It was a bit hard to watch as the screen kept on moving. I hope the lecturer did not move the screen and zoom in/out

[bernadethusi]

Thank you so much 😊 Great informative lectures 🎉 Wow 💜

[wijedasabadraperera]

amazing
thanks so much
from srilanka

[aswinisankar]

Great explanation!! Can u provide sliding scale of insulin ppt

[HoodoSatellite]

Can you please provide the pdf of these slides?

[NothingSpecialTo]

Mam could you please cover how to see a patients through all aspects (all body systems) at once.

[NothingSpecialTo]

I require slide pdf for study atleast of the AKI management

[shubhamdarne]

Why not vit k or inj pause to stop bleeding instead of warfarin which prevents clots And increases the bleeding

[gurucena]

For dehydration, maintainance fluid lets say patient is 70kg, so 25ml/kg/day x 70kg = 1750ml/day

So are we going to give 1750ml for 24hrs at a rate of 70cc/hr ???

Or

Are we going to give 500ml or 1L at 70cc/hr until the patient gets stable ???