TOTAL EM - Tools Of the Trade and Academic Learning in Emergency Medicine

For the first time ever, we delayed our normal podcast release to coincide with a very special reveal by Butterfly Network: the new and improved version of their device called the Butterfly iQ+.  Prac...

7 Okt 20205min

In resuscitation situations, such as trauma and sepsis, it is important to appropriately replace the patient's lost volume and be able to give medications in a quick and successful manner.  However, w...

29 Sep 20209min

Sam Ireland from FOAMfrat invited me on to their podcast to talk more about PAs in EMS.  This was a fantastic conversational piece that is well worth listening to in order to learn more about what it ...

22 Sep 202049min

There are many people who are still uncertain how point of care ultrasound (POCUS) can benefit them in their practice.  This podcast will give you five examples of how POCUS can significantly change y...

15 Sep 202027min

On our last blog and podcast, part of the ATLS series, we covered shock.  In that last post, it was briefly mentioned how vasopressin could be used in hemorrhagic shock.  We want to build on that disc...

8 Sep 202018min

Shock, especially in trauma, is an absolute killer.  Defined as an abnormality of the circulatory system that results in inadequate organ perfusion and tissue oxygenation, shock must be recognized and...

1 Sep 202055min

Scaphoid fractures are often missed but important fractures due to their potential complications including non-union, post-traumatic osteoarthritis, and potential for avascular necrosis (AVN).  These ...

25 Aug 202012min

Airway management is a commonly discussed topic in emergency medicine and there are some challenges that are unique with trauma.  Mike Sharma co-hosts again with our ATLS podcast series on this topic....

18 Aug 202044min