Trauma Is A Journey #3 What's In Your Jump Kit

Trauma Is A Journey #3 What's In Your Jump Kit

High in the mountains of Colorado, a crew of unsuspecting docs stumble upon the EMS scene of a head-on collision after an arduous mountain bike ride. Trauma is a Journey is a four part rural trauma mini series that recounts this tale as this group springs into action to assist the EMS crews dealing with two critical patients. Elizabeth Esty hosts a panel discussion with the key players: Dr. Dylan Luyten, Dr. JP Brewer, Dr. Madison Macht, Dr. Glenda Quan and Jeremiah Grantham as this story unfolds.

The third episode opens up with an ode to ATLS and how important those training protocols really are to real-world applications like the one in this story. The group segues into discussion of the various opinions on the essentials for emergency first aid supplies you should have on hand. Dr. JP Brewer circles back to the role of teamwork and establishing roles in order to accomplish a successful resuscitation and the others chime in based on their experiences.

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Podcast # 350: Pressors and Ischemia

Podcast # 350: Pressors and Ischemia

Author: Nick Hatch, MD. Educational Pearls: A common concern using vasopressors is the risk of digital and mesenteric ischemia. The absolute risk of digital ischemia and/or mesenteric ischemia is...

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Podcast # 349: Fat Emboli

Podcast # 349: Fat Emboli

Author: Sue Chilton, MD Educational Pearls: Triad of fat emboli syndrome is a petechial rash, AMS, and respiratory distress. Petechiae usually start in the axilla. 90% of patients with long bon...

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Podcast # 348: Steakhouse Syndrome

Podcast # 348: Steakhouse Syndrome

Author: Don Stader, MD Educational Pearls: Steakhouse syndrome is an impacted esophageal food bolus. Occurs because they have an esophageal stricture (schatzki ring, scarring, esophagitis). Cla...

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Podcast # 347: Fasting and Procedural Sedation

Podcast # 347: Fasting and Procedural Sedation

Author: Sam Killian, MD Educational Pearls: Recent study examining fasting and adverse events during procedural sedation found no association between fasting duration and any type of adverse event....

29 Jun 20183min

Podcast # 346: Pediatric DKA

Podcast # 346: Pediatric DKA

Author: Chris Holmes, MD Educational Pearls: There is a risk of cerebral edema in pediatrics with DKA if over resuscitated. Recent study comparing normal saline vs. ½ normal saline showed no diff...

27 Jun 20184min

Podcast # 345: Epidural Abscess

Podcast # 345: Epidural Abscess

Author: Sue Chilton, MD Educational Pearls: IV drug use and spinal procedures are major risk factors. Classic triad of back pain, focal neurological deficit and fever. However, presence of fever ...

25 Jun 20184min

Podcast # 344: Foley troubleshooting

Podcast # 344: Foley troubleshooting

Author: Aaron Lessen, MD. Educational Pearls: When foley is stuck, balloon may not have deflated. Make sure balloon is not in the urethra, which can block drainage. Cut off the port as it may b...

22 Jun 20183min

Podcast # 343: Snake Bites

Podcast # 343: Snake Bites

Educational Pearls: Snake bites commonly occur between April and October. Rattlesnake bites are the most common. Venom contains proteins/enzymes that cause local inflammation, coagulopathy, and...

20 Jun 20186min

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