Author: Levitan, Richard M.
Title: Pulse Oximetry As a Biomarker for Early Identification and Hospitalization of Covid Pneumonia Cord-id: 06iicu4l Document date: 2020_6_17
ID: 06iicu4l
Snippet: The word “emergency†is defined by time. We work in time dependent windows of diagnosis and treatment. Consider the enormous impact of biomarkers and imaging now standard in the ED (troponin, dâ€dimer, and lactic acid; and lightning fast panâ€scanning CT and bedside ultrasound). Faster detection of critical illness has also led to more ED administration of pharmacologic interventions (aspirin, thrombolytics, antibiotics, fluid resuscitation, pressors, TXA, 4 factorâ€PCC, etc.). Helicopter
Document: The word “emergency†is defined by time. We work in time dependent windows of diagnosis and treatment. Consider the enormous impact of biomarkers and imaging now standard in the ED (troponin, dâ€dimer, and lactic acid; and lightning fast panâ€scanning CT and bedside ultrasound). Faster detection of critical illness has also led to more ED administration of pharmacologic interventions (aspirin, thrombolytics, antibiotics, fluid resuscitation, pressors, TXA, 4 factorâ€PCC, etc.). Helicopter transport, intraâ€osseous vascular access, and pelvic binders all improve time dependent patient care.
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