22:09 Emergencias Bizarras T3E08

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Una exploración de los casos más fascinantes, extremos y extraordinarios de los hospitales británicos. Filmada durante varios meses en salas de emergencias a lo largo y ancho de Inglaterra, esta serie revela casos de la vida real, increíbles y casi siempre impactantes, desde la admisión al hospital hasta el alta médica. No es una serie para los débiles de corazón, ya que muestra lesiones y accidentes extraordinarios, así como estadísticas increíbles y datos extraños relacionados con accidentes.[endtext]

10:10 Catheterization of the Urethra in Male Children

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Catheterization of the Urethra in Male Children Indications Urethral catheterization permits direct drainage of the urinary bladder, and is often performed in pediatric practice. It may be used for diagnostic purposes, such as collection of an uncontaminated urine specimen for culture and urinalysis, when it is essential to obtain a urine specimen from a young child who cannot void on command. Urethral catheterization also may be performed to carry out voiding cystourethrography or to monitor urine output in certain postoperative patients or very ill patients. Therapeutic indications include decompression of acute urinary retention, intermittent catheterization of neurogenic bladder.

14:30 Fiberoptic intubation

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Fiberoptic intubation plays an important part in the management of a difficult airway and is recommended by many societies of anesthesia. It is primarily important for the management of the anticipated difficult airway, but can also be used to secure the airway in an unexpected situation. There are different techniques for both situations -- the nasal and oral approach in the awake and anesthetized status, respectively. The choice of the equipment and medication is primarily dependent on personal preference[endtext]

15:22 Intraosseous Catheter Placement in Children

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Obtaining vascular access in acutely ill or injured children can be challenging. Intraosseous access provides a means for delivery of medications, crystalloid fluids, colloids, and blood products during pediatric resuscitation. In addition, when intraosseous access is achieved, blood samples can be obtained for laboratory analysis. [endtext]