Doubts regarding ME

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Does anyone know what ques they ask regarding hepatitis in ME ... Any help would

be appreciated...

Pratistha

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On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 19:05 GMT doc_smriti wrote:

>Thanks a lot! Ya its probably because of that.. )

>Regards,

>Smriti

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>> > > I THINK THAT IS THE ONLY CHANGE.

>> > > PLEASE IF THERE IS ANYTHING OTHER THAN MIDAZOLAM PLEASE LET US KNOW.

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>> > > REGARDS

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>> > > From: Sidrah Tul Muntaha <sidrah26@>

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>> > > Sent: Friday, 24 February 2012, 19:16

>> > > Subject: RE: Resuscitation/Medical Emergency update **Important for

all ORE2 canidates!!**

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>> > > One of the changes is that midazolam is now lisenced for pediatric use

and is available as buccolam 5mg/ml solution for use in cildren upto 17 years.

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>> > > From: siva2828@

>> > > Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2012 23:47:10 +0530

>> > > Subject: Re: Resuscitation/Medical Emergency update **Important for

all ORE2 canidates!!**

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>> > > Thank you so much Ali.

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>> > > From: Zubair <dr.zubairali@>

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>> > > Sent:

>> > Friday,

>> > 24 February 2012 9:12 AM

>> > > Subject: Resuscitation/Medical Emergency update **Important for all

ORE2 canidates!!**

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>> > > Hi Guys,

>> > > I am pretty sure that most of us might know by now but for anyone that is

not aware of this I wanted to make it known that the Resuscitation Council have

updated their medical emergency and resuscitation guideline document this month.

Anyone with an older revised document should note any changes in the newly

updated one as the GDC always use the most up to date guidelines/information

they can get their hands on. Some of the changes that I have seen without

reading it entirely are the addition of Myocardial infarction and the Emergency

use of buccal midazolam under the appendices section. There may be more however

so please do check it out. I will attach a link on this message. Take care guys.

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>> > > Zubair Ali

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>> > > http://www.resus.org.uk/pages/medental.htm

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