AACT March Section Webinar: Stuffers and Blockers: A clinical panel discussion of body stuffers and calcium channel blocker overdose management Enduring
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Describe treatment and observation considerations for body stuffers.
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Discuss the utility of imaging in the work up of a body stuffer.
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Review the efficacy of GI decontamination methods in the management of a body stuffer.
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Identify indications for hyperinsulinemia euglycemia therapy (HIET) in calcuim channel blacker overdose.
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Describe the utility of ECMO in calcium channel blocker toxicity.
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Discuss evidence behind adjunctive pharmacologic therapies for refractory shock.
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