Urology
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Neurology
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Vessel Disease Video
Echocardiographic view of aortic dissection
Echocardiographic view of dissection in the descending aorta. The two separated lumens are clearly seen. (Courtesy of Dr. Chi-Ming Chow)
Arrhythmia
Pacemaker
Example of a commonly implanted ventricular pacemaker with managed ventricular pacing technology. It is equipped with a heart monitor and delivers an electrical impulse only when an abnormal rhythm is detected. Dimensions: 44.4 x 47.9 x 7.5mm (H x W x D), volume 12.1cc, mass 27.1g. (courtesy of Medtronic Inc).
Anatomy
Normal Heart
Normal heart cut in transverse section at level of ventricles. The left ventricle and its thick wall are easily seen. (courtesy of Dr. Jagdish Butany)
Oxygen Masks
- Ambu-bag (Laerdal resuscitator) – used to provide positive pressure ventilation
- Simple face mask
- Nasal prongs – assist in providing oxygen
- Non-rebreather mask – enables to delivery of high concentrations of oxygen
- Venturi mask with oxygen ports – mask used for the delivery of oxygen
Intubation Equipment
- Laryngoscope handle – an instrument used to visualize the larynx
- Macintosh III laryngoscope blade
- Miller laryngoscope blade
- Cuffed endotracheal tube – a catheter that is placed inside the trachea to maintain a patent airway.
- Stylet – a probe that assists with intubation
- Large oral airway – a device that opens an airway by preventing the tongue from covering the epiglottis
- Small oral airway – same as the large oral airway (but smaller)
- Nasal airway – similar to the oral airway, but goes through the nose
- Yanker suction tip – oral suctioning tool
- McGill Forceps – aid passage of endotracheal tubes
- Face mask
- Syringe
- Carbon dioxide detector
- Tracheal light
- Bougie – similar in function to a stylet but more elastic
