Basic First Aid

In this section we will learn how mooring lines are called in maritime English, especially: Head and Stern lines Breast lines Spring lines 

The objective of this section is to gain an understanding of characteristics of buoys and the buoyage system. 

All persons and vessels must assist others in distress at sea whenever they can safely do so. In this chapter we will learn about: Communication procedures Search and Rescue Operations Completion of search 

<p>It&#39;s a nightmare situation: someone has an accident and needs immediate medical help, and you&#39;re the only person around to help. In today&#39;s ChinesePod lesson, learn how to call for help in Chinese. Who knows - with some of this vocabulary, you might just save a lif ... Show More

Obtain IV Access – get two large bore IVs (18g or larger) Resuscitate – un-crossmatched blood at first, don’t forget type and screen! Medicate – Give Pantoprazole always, Octreotide and Ceftriaxone if hx liver disease, reverse anticoagulation if indicated Imaging – Upright CXR to ... Show More

Every resuscitationist MUST have this basic approach down cold. Come take a listen to the foundation of our specialties in what the French like to say "Reanimation."   Approach and treatment for all those SICK looking patients. 

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14Seeing a doctor in China and visiting a Chinese hospital. This lesson will teach you the names of some common diseases and the names of the departments in a Chinese hospital. In case of emergency, it’s important to know how to call an ambulance in China. Please signup and becom ... Show More

Kicked out of the studio, so back in Brian’s office, though he is there to help with the whistles and faders and we are joined by the wonderful Stefano Cortellini, one of our lecturers in Emergency and Critical Care. We turn the clock back to think of 5 things that you should con ... Show More

Olivia Ostrow on the management of button battery ingestions, Brit Long on C difficile infection, Jesse McLaren on an approach to ECG's in the tox patient, Joe Mullally on the identification and treatment of bed bug bites, Andrew Petrosoniak on fibrinogen replacement in bleeding ... Show More

blood bank stuff: The basics of crit care transfusion medicine