Dayton Walking Through ICU Episode 9 Mobility is a Life-Saving Intervention

Walking You Through The ICU Episode 9: Mobility is a Life-Saving Intervention

Mobility is a life-saving intervention. In this episode, Kali will discuss the lethal risks of Immobility and muscular atrophy and how mobility (even and especially on the ventilator) can help your loved one survive and thrive. Episode Transcription Ok, episode 9. I know this is a lot and I commend you for sticking with this

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Dayton Walking Through ICU Episode 8 Sedation and Medically-Induced Comas

Walking You Through The ICU Episode 8: Sedation and Medically-Induced Comas

Despite the high risks and harm of prolonged deep sedation, why do most ICUs place every patient on a ventilator into a medically-induced coma? Let’s talk straight about the history and big picture of our ICU sedation culture. Episode Transcription Now that you understand delirium, we have to address medically-induced comas. In all honesty, this

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Dayton Walking Through ICU Episode 3 Quick! Risks of Medically-Induced Comas

Walking You Through The ICU Episode 3: Quick! Risks of Medically-Induced Comas

In this episode, Kali dives deeper into the reality, history, and culture of medically-induced comas including the risks of prolonged sedation. Episode Transcription Episode 2: Quick! What you need to know about medically induced-comas. The next few episodes, we will dive deeper into the reality, history, and culture of medically-induced comas. Yet, if you or

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Perception Versus Reality: Debunking The Myths About Medically-Induced Comas

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