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Hello, med students. My name is Zach Olson, and today is episode C, circulation. It is sadly the third and final episode in our series about the

approach to a crashing patient. Now from the beginning, my goal has been to teach you a calm,

immediate, and methodical, A, B, C, approach, so that you can control literally any situation and really impress your

attendings when you're on your shifts.

So far, we talked about airway, how intubation doesn't actually have to be the first step

and how what you should really be thinking is suction and move the tongue.

We talked about breathing, how you can fix hypoxia just by adding FIO2 and peep.

And now is the final episode.

Circulation in 60 seconds.

I want to give a special shout out to my attending, Dr. Silberman.

He actually taught me this, gave a lecture on this in conference, and inspired this whole

episode.

So I really appreciated it, Dr. Silberman.

I still have never actually heard a better summary of this topic.

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