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Behind The Knife, The Surgery Podcast, where we take a behind the scenes intimate look This is part two of Dr. Martin's critical

care ab site review. I've got a quick favor to ask you. We're looking for your input as

listeners of our podcast. We are always trying to improve the show so if you just

have a couple minutes of time I'd like to ask you to go to the show notes and click the link that sends you to a survey.

It's a really short one and it'll help us immensely with tailoring the show to better suit your needs.

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absight and demonic devices video, which you never know could save you a point or two on the exam.

All right, let's hear the rest of critical care from Dr. Martin.

Okay, let's talk about pulmonary embolus.

Again, a favorite topic.

What's the most common vital sign changes you'll see with APE?

So the most common is going to be a tachycardia and hypoxia.

Okay. Common most common to and I think a pulmonary embolism. How about respiratory rate?

Typically increased. Good. So tachycardia and tachypnea. How about

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