Dr. Vaillancourt co-author 2015 ILCOR CPR guidelines Part 3 still not making any sense. Humankind has known for thousands of years eat to much opium you stop breathing.
Dr. Vaillancourt co-author 2015 ILCOR CPR guidelines toxic ingestions http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/132/16_suppl_1/S51.full.pdf+html My hyperlinks BLS 891 and ALS 441
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Dr. Vaillancourt co-author 2015 ILCOR CPR guidelines toxic ingestions http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/132/16_suppl_1/S51.full.pdf+html My hyperlinks BLS 891 and ALS 441
Email Etiquette ( Final) by Roma Kaur RanaRoma Kaur Rana
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Social networks have experienced explosive growth in the last few years. Today, social networking is the number one activity on the Internet, accounting for 23 per cent of user’s time spent online (Nielsen, September 2011). Consumers are using social networking sites and features in all aspects of their lives, including shopping.
This presentation includes:
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- What expectations Canadian social shoppers have of retailers and brands.
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The Basics of Kausanetik By Lothar Hirneise Om Verma
Have you even ever thought about how it is possible that may arise from a sperm and an egg as something great like a man? Although the embryology can explain a lot, so a pregnancy is in the details still a mystery. Surely you go with me but to comply, that it is absolutely great, giving rise to the evolution over millions of years. And if you do not belong to a group of people who believe in evolution, you are certainly agree with me that God created man with something absolutely unique.
And by then, if we can learn from a biochemist or doctor to be) in every second of our lives, millions of processes (run in parallel, so we will stay alive, and we humbly bow to nature. But the more researchers to take care of individual genes and processes in the cell, and the more out here is what processes help ensure that we will remain alive at all, the more arrogant the medical class.
Increasingly, pharmaceutical companies try to explain their helpers for financial reasons why people are sick and how to cure diseases. The fact is and remains for many years that we do not know absolutely anything about why cells behave in one way or another. We neither understand nor mitochondrial genes, not organs, and certainly not how it is possible that 100 trillion cells communicate with each other. While we give the name of individual components and partly also to know what a group of cells such as liver or brain is responsible, but how the human system is created and really keeps it alive, we do not even understand approximate.
Social networks have experienced explosive growth in the last few years. Today, social networking is the number one activity on the Internet, accounting for 23 per cent of user’s time spent online (Nielsen, September 2011). Consumers are using social networking sites and features in all aspects of their lives, including shopping.
This presentation includes:
- How Canadian shoppers are using social networks in the shopping process.
- What expectations Canadian social shoppers have of retailers and brands.
- How innovative retailers and brands are engaging social shoppers.
- How retailers and brands can meet the needs of Canadian mobile shoppers.
The Basics of Kausanetik By Lothar Hirneise Om Verma
Have you even ever thought about how it is possible that may arise from a sperm and an egg as something great like a man? Although the embryology can explain a lot, so a pregnancy is in the details still a mystery. Surely you go with me but to comply, that it is absolutely great, giving rise to the evolution over millions of years. And if you do not belong to a group of people who believe in evolution, you are certainly agree with me that God created man with something absolutely unique.
And by then, if we can learn from a biochemist or doctor to be) in every second of our lives, millions of processes (run in parallel, so we will stay alive, and we humbly bow to nature. But the more researchers to take care of individual genes and processes in the cell, and the more out here is what processes help ensure that we will remain alive at all, the more arrogant the medical class.
Increasingly, pharmaceutical companies try to explain their helpers for financial reasons why people are sick and how to cure diseases. The fact is and remains for many years that we do not know absolutely anything about why cells behave in one way or another. We neither understand nor mitochondrial genes, not organs, and certainly not how it is possible that 100 trillion cells communicate with each other. While we give the name of individual components and partly also to know what a group of cells such as liver or brain is responsible, but how the human system is created and really keeps it alive, we do not even understand approximate.
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234 Doctors other health care providers and myself, signed a letter to Premier Kathleen Wynne and Dr. Eric Hoskins (Minister of Health) April 26, 2016. Problem is these sociopath politicians seem to be the source of this malfeasance. See response from the Premier here.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/letter-kathleen-wynne-dr-eric-hoskins-gary-thompson Majority of harm is happening to non drug overdoses and no one says a word??
More info @GaryCPR
Been CPSO before response phone calls "We encourage you to go after Public Health" Dr. Klaiman's power point https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/college-pharmacists-june-7-2016-gary-thompson
“You would think it brutal to withhold from the less capable [ANYONE] the air they need. The moment you begin discriminating against the less capable, you establish conditions that breed dissatisfaction and resentment: you invite envy, discord and strife.” Alexander Berkman “Life of an Anarchist” p.282 More info Google @GaryCPR
Suggest everyone in Ontario stop these sociopaths killing your women and children. “You would think it brutal to withhold from the less capable [ANYONE] the air they need. The moment you begin discriminating against the less capable, you establish conditions that breed dissatisfaction and resentment: you invite envy, discord and strife.” Alexander Berkman “Life of an Anarchist” p.282 Google @GaryCPR more info
Article here http://archive.azcentral.com/news/articles/2010/01/19/20100119cardiacdoc0119.html
Don't do as Ontario Public Health does chest compressions only for respiratory emergencies https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/college-pharmacists-june-7-2016-gary-thompson
More info @GaryCPR
Rob mentions chest compression's only at 21 minutes?? Short sound bite https://youtu.be/1RDPzZ_XPwo Suggest everyone read the pharmacist Bible the 'CPS' Found here https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/college-pharmacists-june-7-2016-gary-thompson
Self evident all the signs of overdose could be any respiratory emergency and proves the heart is beating and dying lack of oxygen, rescue breaths ASAP
“You would think it brutal to withhold from the less capable the air they need. The moment you begin discriminating against the less capable, you establish conditions that breed dissatisfaction and resentment: you invite envy, discord and strife.” Alexander Berkman “Life of an Anarchist” p.282 More info Google @GaryCPR
Simple logic: Don't forget to breathe. Signs of OD and proper treatment, rescue breathing any respiratory emergency https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35lBf5s-iro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsN0ijLnK2k
NOT THIS https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/college-pharmacists-june-7-2016-gary-thompson
Received June 2013 H & S Foundation CC'd to manager of the 'WORKS' Toronto Public Health and Dr. Laurie Morrison of this live human study Can. J. Public Health 2013;104(3):e200-4 'Development and implementation of an opioid overdose prevention and response program in Toronto, Ontario.'
My response posted by Small World Labs http://static.smallworldlabs.com/hsf/user_content/files/000/000/169/355cc02324a166bb8abf31174c141f69-cjph-20131043200-4.pdf
More info @GaryCPR
Respiratory assist given, naloxone ineffective. Pulmonary edema can happen hours after an OD patient has been revived with Naloxone. Inadequate rescue breathing can lead to pulmonary edema which kills within hours.
Dr. d. mc keown's naloxone cpr only referencesGary Thompson
Dr. David McKeown sent these 11 references hoping they would back his claim of chest compressions only for patients suffering acute respiratory failure.
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These simplified slides by Dr. Sidra Arshad present an overview of the non-respiratory functions of the respiratory tract.
Learning objectives:
1. Enlist the non-respiratory functions of the respiratory tract
2. Briefly explain how these functions are carried out
3. Discuss the significance of dead space
4. Differentiate between minute ventilation and alveolar ventilation
5. Describe the cough and sneeze reflexes
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2. Chapter 34, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
3. Chapter 17, Human Physiology by Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
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E-mails Dr. Vaillancourt
1. Dr.Vaillancourt wrote 2015 ILCOR CPR guidelines Dr. Morrison wrote
2010 CPR guidelines correct. 2015 wrong and misleading. Dr.
Vaillancourt refers me to Dr. Morrison see last email.
Quote Dr. Vaillancourt "Not sure we have this in Ottawa"
Ottawa Citizen Aug 29, 2014 Ottawa Citizen Aug 29, 2014
Quote "It launched two years ago [Aug. 31, 2012] to coincide with the
annual International Overdose Awareness Day"
"death was classified as respiratory failure, and while medically
accurate" A reliable source told me Dr. Vaillancourt was involved in
Ottawa's Naloxone program, why I questioned him in Ottawa.
From Christian Vaillancourt01/16/14 at 11:14 PM
To Gary Thompson
I still do not fully understand your objection to this program.
Not sure we have this in Ottawa, but naloxone programs such as this
one have been implemented to save the lives of opioid addicts who
overdose.
I believe the naloxone is meant to be administered quickly by a fellow
addict or case worker or family member trained to do so.
Many such patients die in alleys with no case at all, and simple CPR
will not work in the case of an opioid OD.
Perhaps best to contact a cardiac arrest champion from Toronto if you
are looking for support with some of your objections...have you tried
Dr. Laurie Morisson?
Christian
2. From Christian Vaillancourt 01/08/14 at 1:56 PM
To Gary Thompson
Most recent resuscitation guidelines (attached) [he sent Part 5
CARDIAC ARREST not Part 12 poisoning a respiratory emergency]
moved to recommend compression-only CPR for citizen (not for health
care professionals) mostly because it was perceived to be one of the
major barrior for people to initiate CPR…it is also the most difficult
part of the technique to learn.
For witnessed arrests (those having a cardiac arrest with immediate
CPR initiation), since victims already have some oxygen in their lungs
that can passively be absorbed, another argument is that any time
spend doing ventilations is time lost circulating that oxygen with chest
compressions.
In the case of overdoses and children cardiac arrests, the etiology is
commonly a respiratory arrest.
Although they would be most likely to benefit from ventilations, once
again – barrier to CPR initiation (reluctance to do so) favor an
approach encouraging chest compressions alone until professional
help arrives.
A few very large studies also seem to support this strategy (no
difference in survival comparing chest –compression alone to
traditional CPR)
Hope this answers some of your questions?
Christian Christian Vaillancourt MD, MSc, FRCPC, CSPQ
Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine
Senior Scientist, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
Research Chair in Emergency Cardiac Resuscitation, University of
Ottawa
Associate Medical Director, Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern
Ontario
3. From Christian Vaillancourt01/07/14 at 7:32 AM
To James Thompson
Thank you for this information Mr. Thompson, but it would help me
respond if I understood your concern better.
Are you concerned with the naloxone program described, or with the
recommendation for compression-only CPR?
Christian
On Jan 7, 2014, at 2:28 AM,<jgary.thompson@mail.utoronto.ca> wrote:
Dr. Vaillancourt:
Toronto Public Health is doing a live human study, teaching the
general public chest compressions only for poisoning (drug OD). See
attached CJPH 2013;104(3)e200-4
Omitted from the article Signs & Symptoms of opioid poisoning. See
attached from the training literature
Training Power Point Slide 23 Training power point Slide 23
I know of deaths 14 yr. old juvenile onset diabetes case; 70 yr. old
unconscious choking victim plus poisoning (drug OD) deaths.
Responders were doing as instructed, unconscious, cyanotic, laboured
breathing give chest compressions only?
Any comment would be appreciated, I am at a loss understanding
this practice.
Thank You & Remember the Mysteries
Gary Thompson
4. From Laurie Morrison MorrisonL@smh.ca Oct 8, 2012
To James Thompson
CC 'Aaron Orkin (aorkin@gmail.com)'
Hi James
Yes I helped craft them in accordance with the guidelines and feel the
approach to chest compression only is the right way to go for many
reasons. Happy to discuss with you at any time. Aaron Orkin (copied
here) and Toronto public Health were more involved than I was as I
was just the expert brought in to help out.
Cell is 4165245434 or we could set up a face to face by email if you
prefer.
Laurie
From: James Thompson [mailto:jgary.thompson@mail.utoronto.ca]
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2012 5:02 PM
To: Laurie Morrison
Subject: naloxone training
Dr. Morrison:
I have just found out that RESCU was part of Toronto Public
Health's naloxone protocols. I think they should be changed, as there
is no scientific evidence for chest compressions only in opiate
overdose.
See Attached ILCOR andAmer Heart Assoc. Guidelines 2010
Please reply ASAP
Remember the Magic
Gary Thompson @GaryCPR
Dr. Morrison was not happy to discuss when told brining a tape
recorder. She phoned the police. Get a phone call “Gary can you
come to the station” “Sure be right there” Police constable “Gary I
want to shake your hand you have been saving lives, bad news is Dr.
Morrison wants no contact.” “Fine by me she is a nut”
5. Dr. Laurie Morrison Co-Chair AHA & ILCOR Guidelines on toxic
ingestions
2010 AHA Guidelines Part 12.7:
http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/122/18_suppl_3/S829.full#sec-80
ILCOR 2010 Part 8.5 Drug Overdose and Poisoning
http://www.resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-9572(10)00453-
3/fulltext#sec2260
UNDOC/WHO 2013 Opioid overdose Page 7 layman’s language
https://www.unodc.org/docs/treatment/overdose.pdf
Compressions only CPR AHA Guidelines 2010 Part 4
http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/122/18_suppl_3/S676.full.pdf+html