Stu Marshall

@hypoxicchicken.medsky.social

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Opinionated on all things design, human factors, anaesthesia and safety. Occasional beekeeper. Bad guitarist. #AnSky #MedSky #SafetySky #HFESky #BeeSky Councillor @ANZCA ALK+ve lung cancer advocate

Whiteboard with “Bus crash 8pm Saturday “ written in blue ink
Permission form for school camp: We both give permission for this student to be administered Paracetamol / Tylenol (or equivalent) by school medical staff whilst attending the conference We both give permission for the student named above to be administered Ibuprofen by school medical staff whilst attending the conference We both give permission for the student named above to be administered Antihistamines by school medical staff whilst attending the conference W both give consent this student to receive medication as instructed and any mergency dental, medical or surgical treatment, including anaesthetic. In an emergency we both give consent for this student to receive a blood transfusion, if considered necessary by the medical authorities present. We both give consent for this student to be resuscitated if required.
Dr Tanya Selak being given the ANZCA presidents medal by outgoing president Professor David Story
Operating theatre suite with numbers of the operating theatre above the door.
GAMC 2026 @GAMCLondon Its been a quiet week but behind the scenes #GAMC 2026 is coming together / Draft programme Three parallel streams / Hybrid platform Workshops nearly sold out J Edutainment planned Book now: @bookcpd.com/course/GAMCJUN... • • the space for program teasers next week!
Health insurance claim form filled out by oncologist “Advanced high volume disease considered terminal”
Prince Charles and Lady Di commemorative mug.
Box with “second best china, fragile” written on it
Vegan Wellington cut open showing veggies and mushrooms inside
A domed structure possibly a mosque, maybe an observatory made of gingerbread (badly) with a gingerbread shed next to it. There’s a dog out there front of it with chocolate chips for poos and decorated Christmas trees. It’s just a mess really.
The back of an old stained postcard with tips for a turkey stuffing recipe to add Yorkshire pudding batter for consistency.
Milky coffee in a mug with a cute ceramic cat poking its head over the rim.
Satellite imagery showing the White House complex before, top, and after the demolition of the East Wing. Satellite imagery showing the White House complex before, top, and after the demolition of the East Wing. Photograph: 2025 Planet Labs PBC/AFP/Getty Images
Thiopentone sodium ampoule with 470mg rather than the standard 500mg dose
Liz presenting at the ASA NSC conference on wellbeing
Photo of Hattie Jacques and Kenneth Williams
A black and white absolute unit of a cat missing half his ear sitting watching a screen of a talk.
A cute albino squirrel seen on the National mall
Rasmussen’s dynamic safety model. Three curved lines representing economic failure, excessive workload and performance failure govern the acceptable space for safe work. Gradients of cost containment, reduced workload and safety improvement determine where in the space we operate.
This book is dedicated to the more than six million people who died of COVID-19 during the two years we spent preparing this edition. We also dedicate this book to healthcare workers across the globe for their hard work and sacrifice caring for patients during this once-in-a-century pandemic, particularly those practitioners involved in airway management, who placed themselves at great personal risk.
Core technical skills would include those that are used frequently across a broad range of contexts, as well as those that may need to be implemented in an unpredictable and time-critical fashion where the opportunity to seek more specialised assistance cannot be relied upon. The core training must therefore include airway assessment, ability to establish an airway using a facemask, supraglottic airway and tracheal tube, basic extubation techniques and emergency airway management.
Anaesthetic drugs on a work surface with a standardised set up with a colour strip to prompt order and size of syringes. Muscle relaxants are in a box next to the other drugs to prevent inadvertent administration
Red MGB GT looking majestic on my front lawn!
Packet of antiseptic swab sticks with the final s swapped to an a
Tony Abbott and Vladimir Putin holding koalas. FFS
A cute multicoloured kitten looking directly into the camera with beautiful blue eyes
Hand operated door swipe unit
Rack of anaesthetic stickers for syringes in colour order and with all the labels cut at the same level.
Sustained exhaled carbon dioxide following passage of a tracheal tube excludes oesophageal intubation but does not confirm correct tracheal placement, as the tube may still be positioned in a bronchus or above the vocal cords [104]. This should be considered if oxygen saturation is low despite detecting sustained exhaled carbon dioxide.
Marsupial high in a eucalypt tree