LAST syndrome OR simulation

Credits to Michael Garchitorena, RN IV for this OR mock/simulation presented at the Medical Surgical Center. The simulation begins with the patient in the OR bed supine. He has received a local anesthetic (digital nerve block) bupivacaine0.25% mixed with lidocaine1% plain for intraoperative pain control from attending surgeon. The surgical team (SURGEON, RN CIRCULATOR, SCRUB,... Continue Reading →

The role of Pupillometry in cardiac arrest

Quantitative pupillometry uses automated infrared devices to measure pupil reactions to light, focusing on metrics like the Neurological Pupil Index (NPi) and quantitative pupillary light reflex (qPLR). It provides quick and accurate measurements that aid in diagnosing brain function and identifying potential issues, while advanced algorithms detect subtle changes in pupil responses. This method minimizes... Continue Reading →

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