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Ketamine is considered a valuable prehospital sedative in critically ill patients due to its unique pharmacological properties and clinical benefits. Studies have shown that ketamine is effective as an analgosedative in this population (Garber et al., 2019). It has a wide therapeutic index, making...

Large bore venous access above the diaphragm is essential in critically ill and cardiac arrest patients for fluid resuscitation. This type of access allows for the rapid administration of resuscitative fluids and blood products directly into the central circulation and heart, making it more...

Whole blood has been identified as a critical component in the resuscitation of critically ill trauma patients in the prehospital setting. Studies have demonstrated that the early administration of whole blood in the prehospital phase can significantly benefit trauma patients with hemorrhagic shock...