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Case Study A rapid response event was initiated by the bedside nurse for sudden onset palpitations. Upon the prompt arrival of the rapid response team, the patient was found to be a 56-year-old male with a known history of hemorrhagic…

Case Study A rapid response event was initiated by the bedside nurse for new-onset, severe chest pain. Upon prompt arrival of the rapid response team, it was found that the patient was a 47-year-old male with a known history of…

Case Study A rapid response event was initiated by the bedside nurse for sudden onset chest pain. On prompt arrival of the rapid response team (RRT), it was noted that the patient was a 59-year-old male with a known history…

Case Study A rapid response event was initiated by the bedside nurse for acute onset hypotension. On prompt arrival of the rapid response team, it was noted that the patient was a 66-year-old female with a known history of ST-elevation…

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THE FIELD OF PEDIATRIC anesthesia has become increasingly subspecialized, with unique challenges that demand high-quality teaching and training. Pediatric anesthesia is focused in detail, diverse in surgical and technical complexity, and tolerates an exceedingly small margin for error. With the…

Heating and Cooling Systems Consider for a moment the design of the surgical gown. It is designed to be a sterile barrier to protect the patient, yet it also must be a barrier to body fluids to protect the wearer.…