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David Bedford-Lee commented on David Bedford-Lee's blog post Normothermic fluid administration"Thanks Scott - We use the Hebl Fluid Warmer. It provides normothermic fluid, ready to use 24 hours a day. What is the brand of your pouch warmer ?"
David Bedford-Lee commented on David Bedford-Lee's blog post Normothermic fluid administration"O'Donoghue - sounds like you support the concept of normothemic fluid and the prevention of hypothermia ! Does your ambulance service have a way of warming the fluid to normal body temperature ?"
O'Donoghue commented on David Bedford-Lee's blog post Normothermic fluid administration"The science is evident....Now GOAL is to IMPLEMENT WORLD wide to our Patients with proper offical Standard in Education to the Provider...."
David Bedford-Lee commented on David Bedford-Lee's blog post Normothermic fluid administration"Great to hear Scott. What type of fluid warmer do you use, and where do you work ? I agree that the "Triad of Death" is poorly recognised in emergency care. Often we are doing more harm than good."
David Bedford-Lee's blog post was featuredNormothermic fluid administration
I am looking to connect with people that use, or would like to use, fluid that has been warmed to normal body temperature, prior to administration, when fluid resuscitating patients. Particularly the bleeding trauma patients, but also other "shocked" patients (cardiac, anaphylaxis ...), that do not require therapeutic cooling.I would like to know how many Paramedics, and hospitals, follow protocols that reflect the concept that. the fluid administered to patients should either be normthermic…See More
David Bedford-Lee posted a blog postNormothermic fluid administration
I am looking to connect with people that use, or would like to use, fluid that has been warmed to normal body temperature, prior to administration, when fluid resuscitating patients. Particularly the bleeding trauma patients, but also other "shocked" patients (cardiac, anaphylaxis ...), that do not require therapeutic cooling.I would like to know how many Paramedics, and hospitals, follow protocols that reflect the concept that. the fluid administered to patients should either be normthermic…See More
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Normothermic fluid administration
I am looking to connect with people that use, or would like to use, fluid that has been warmed to normal body temperature, prior to administration, when fluid resuscitating patients. Particularly the bleeding trauma patients, but also other "shocked" patients (cardiac, anaphylaxis ...), that do not require therapeutic cooling.
I would like to know how many Paramedics, and hospitals, follow protocols that reflect the concept that. the fluid administered to patients should either be…
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