Episode 88 - End Tidal Capnography - Back To The Basics
The capnography tracing is an excellent tool that gives us insight into cellular metabolism, perfusion, and ventilation. This can yield vital information in multiple critical patient care decision pr...
14 Sep 202024min
Episode 87 - COVID Worldwide
Join Dr. Dickson and our esteemed colleagues from across the globe to hear how their systems have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and what they have learned from the experience thus far. Dr. Colin ...
29 Aug 202055min
Episode 86 - Red Lights and Sirens With Dr. Jeff Jarvis
We're joined by a special guest, Dr. Jeff Jarvis, to talk about his recent PEC manuscript investigating potential life-saving interventions in the prehospital setting and their association with "light...
17 Aug 202040min
Episode 85 - COVID-19 Summer Roundup
The firehose of information that is COVID-19 has slowed somewhat since we last discussed the pandemic, but the first wave has obviously persisted. On this episode, Dr. Patrick and Dr. Dickson address...
3 Aug 202033min
Episode 84 - TXA For GI Bleeds: The HALT-IT Study
We’ve discussed TXA, both for trauma and for epistaxis, on the podcast previously. Medics often ask about TXA in the acute GI bleed patients who are in hemorrhagic shock...“What can it hurt? It’s wor...
20 Jul 202016min
Episode 83 - Stupidity In EMS With Kris Kaull
This episode tackles the definition of "stupidity" and how this relates to prehospital medical care. Dr. Patrick is joined by Kris Kaull to discuss the definition of stupid, risk factors for making s...
6 Jul 202036min
Episode 82 - Serial Killer Series - Altered Mental Status
We often start with a diagnosis and teach from there – for example CHF, asthma, and COPD are all podcast topics we have previously tackled. But, how to get to the final diagnosis is often a process t...
22 Jun 202030min
Episode 81 - Serial Killer Series - Abdominal Pain
We often start with a diagnosis and teach from there – for example CHF, asthma, and COPD are all podcast topics we have previously tackled. But, how to get to the final diagnosis is often a process t...
9 Jun 202023min
