Anesthesiology and Intensive Care

CARDIAC SYNDROME X (SCX) or microvascular angina is a typical retrosternal chest pain with ischemia documented on noninvasive test (ST depression and/or perfusion abnormality) in the absence of any significant coronary artery disease . Associated with increased cardiovascular risk. 

  Midazolam , a benzodiazepine, is currently the drug most commonly used to  reduce preoperative anxiety and induce sedation. It can be administered intravenously and orally. In adults, it can be used to control preoperative anxiety and, during a procedure alone or in combination with other drugs, for intravenous sedation . For children, oral midazolam in doses as small as 0.25 mg/kg

D-dimer is a breakdown product of fibrin protein, which is present in the blood after the destruction of a blood clot. The products are formed during the lysis of a blood clot under the influence of plasmin and some fibrinolytics. In a number of pathological conditions characterized by the activation of blood coagulation, a constant process of formation of a fibrin clot occurs in the body, and then its splitting. 

Конечно, от вампиризма можно излечиться, выполняя определенные квесты, например квест Фалиона «Подъём на рассвете», или квесты ветки Соратников. Но сейчас не об этом речь. Нужно вылечиться быстро и читерски, например, как мы любим.

  According to the 2000 AHA ACLS Guidelines, tracheal intubation should only be attempted “by healthcare providers experienced in performing this skill”, and expand further by stating that “ALS providers unable to obtain regular field experience… should use alternative, noninvasive techniques for airway management”. This year ILCOR examined evidence to determine if one airway is superior to another in terms of survival and neurologic outcome in cardiac arrest. According to the evidence summary “there is inadequate evidence to show a difference in survival or favorable neurologic outcome”, and recommend that the “choice of bag-mask device versus advanced airway insertion, then, will be determined by the skill and experience of the provider”. The clinician must have sufficient initial and continuing education for whatever airway they choose, and must effectively do so while limiting interruptions in quality CPR. Some EMS services have demonstrated a 99% success rate for endotracheal

Harlequin  syndrome   is a syndrome affecting the  autonomic nervous system .   The autonomic nervous system is responsible for controlling the body’s natural processes such as  sweating ,  skin flushing , and the response of the  pupils  to stimuli.  People with Harlequin syndrome have the absence of sweating and flushing of skin on one side of the body (unilateral), especially of the face, arms, and chest.