Intensive Care Education
Mind maps, aphorisms, superpuzzles and mnemonics — Coffs Harbour Health Campus
This week
The newborn we actually meet in a regional department — the precipitate delivery in the resuscitation bay, the baby brought back at eleven days old, and the hour that belongs to us before the retrieval team arrives.
Twenty-two minutes on the neonatal myocardium, the agents themselves, and the awkward question of what hypotension actually means.
Written for regional practice — the physiology, resuscitation at birth, the golden hour, the collapsed neonate, and stabilisation before retrieval.
It has a respiratory arrest with a cardiac ending. Preamble, Yes / No / Maybe, and a reflection.
Eighteen clues. Type straight into the grid, or print the page and use a pen.
The baby who went home well and came back grey — nine causes, and a challenge you answer in one tap.
The French of this week's subject — the zoo where neonatal care began, the false friend that will catch you out, and two words worth the detour.
Brunelleschi's foundling hospital, the wheel in the wall, the nest and the brooder — and a loop that takes 545 years to close.
Sixty-seven pages written by residents, for residents — what transfers, what does not, and why the local artefact is the interesting part.
Each subject has its own mind map, aphorism, puzzle and mnemonic. Use the buttons above if you only want one kind.
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