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Science Behind Resuscitation
Presented from India by Dr. Ravi Teja Kethavath0
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Case Description
Resuscitation is a critical medical intervention aimed at restoring spontaneous circulation and breathing in individuals experiencing cardiac arrest or respiratory failure. The science behind resuscitation involves a multifaceted approach, including prompt recognition of the emergency, initiation...
Case Summary
- Heat stroke is primarily differentiated from heat exhaustion by the presence of CNS involvement, indicated by altered consciousness (semi-conscious or unconscious). Treatment involves heat dissipation methods like conduction, convection, and radiation, along with fluid administration and air currents. Shivering in the emergency room may indicate a reflex mechanism to raise body temperature, requiring paracetamol and fluids even if the current temperature is normal.
Speaker Profile
Dr. Ravi Teja Kethavath
Dr. Ravi Teja Kethavath Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine, GMC, SrikakulamBrig (Prof.) K. Shanmuganandan, a distinguished medical professional, brings over 30 years of extensive teaching and clinical experience to the field of medicine. With a robust academic background including an MBBS and MD in Medicine from AFMC, as well as specialized training in Rheumatology, HIV Medicine, and Health Research Methodology, he has continuously contributed to medical education and research. Currently serving as a Professor at SBMCH/BIHER and a Consultant Rheumatologist at prestigious institutions such as Apollo Hospitals and Rela Hospitals in Chennai, Dr. Shanmuganandan excels in clinical problem-solving and diagnosis.
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