Transfusion quiz 2
Some questions and explanations in the Transfusion quiz 2 have been updated to better explain the correct answers and reflect current practice.
Dunn RJ
Some questions and explanations in the Transfusion quiz 2 have been updated to better explain the correct answers and reflect current practice.
Some questions and explanations in the Transfusion quiz 1 have been updated to better explain the correct answers and reflect current practice.
Some questions and explanations in the Short Fellowship quiz 4 have been updated to better explain the correct answers and reflect current practice.
The explanations to a couple of questions in the Short Fellowship quiz 3 have been updated to better explain the correct answers and reflect current practice.
A short segment on Pericapsular nerve block has been added to the Regional anaesthesia page.
The Mediastinal injuries page has had a number of minor updates.
The Pulmonary injuries page has had a few minor updates.
The Chest wall injuries page has had a few minor updates.
The Management of pneumothorax page has been updated with some additional information about needles needed for decompression.
Commonly used LA doses for some regional blocks have been included in the Local anaesthesia page for reference.
The Management of a patient safety incident page has had a number of updates.
Key points have been added to the Haemopytysis page.
The Haemopytysis page has been updated with additional information about imaging.
The Troponins in ACS page has been updated to indicated that TnI is more specific for ACS than TnT in renal failure, not the other way round as previously written.Thanks to Suhrith for picking this up.
The Assessment of headache page has had a number of minor updates.
Key points have been added to the Idiopathic (venopathic) intracranial hypertension page.
Key points have been added to the Intracranial hypotension page.
Key points have been added to the Meningitis page.
Key points have been added to the Management of SAH page.
Key points have been added to the Subarachnoid haemorrhage page.