Show Notes
In this show we go over the respiratory assessment, giving you an organised, detailed and thorough structure for organising your assessment of the patient with respiratory compromise. We follow with Episode 4b focusing more specifically on the assessment of pulmonary embolism. As always, come check us out at www.paramedicine.com.
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