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AMAX4 Simulation

Applying the AMAX4 algorithm in a real-time simulation of treating hypoxic anaphylaxis and asthma.

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AMAX4 Simulation and Interview with Max's parents

Just a routine resuscitation

Below is a simulation of what is best practice to manage somebody who presents with hypoxic asthma or anaphylaxis arrest. Anaphylaxis is the quintessential emergency medicine problem where all ABC – airway, breathing and circulation – might simultaneously be compromised. It is time critical to avoid hypoxic brain injury and manage each of those simultaneously. The actors are fellow emergency medicine specialists and trainees.

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Every emergency department should have programs where brief in situ practice of time critical team based procedures are practiced - especially if the case mix of high acuity patients is low in a particular department.

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Every ambulance service should have mechanisms in place to manage hypoxic asthma arrests and respond to potential rapid deterioration of acute asthma/ anaphylaxis.

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Just a routine resuscitation 

Duration: 23 mins

This video was produced by Tamara and Ben McKenzie with a dedicated team of real critical care clinicians (consultants and registrars) to demonstrate, in real-time, the implementation of the AMAX4 algorithm in treatment of hypoxic anaphylaxis and asthma.

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