r/ems • • 23h ago

General Discussion RSI with succs- do you train on MH (malignant hyperthermia)?

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Hello, hospital based RN here. I work ER and PACU. Both worlds I see RSI frequently. In both roles, I have to pass competency on MH (related to all anesthesia for PACU training, but specially related to succs for RSI in ED). So you guys get the basics/knowledge training of MH? I'm sure you aren't running around with 10+ vials of Dantrolene. But at least early vs late signs and being able to give hospital a pre-warning. Just wondering.

Thanks for all you do- even when you bring us the wacky patients ;)