In this manifesto of sorts, Adam Tresidder, guest blogger, provides guidance to the FOAMed community regarding etiquette and intention.
The Tale of Two Horses
Episode 23 – Triple Threat w/Dan Rauh (ECHO 2018)
In this special podcast episode, we are joined by a third person: Flight NP and PT Intensivist, Dan Rauh. Tune in from Echonooga as we discuss three, in-depth topics including Nurse Practitioner autonomy, advanced acid/base interpretation, and coagulopathy reversal.
STEMI MIMICS
Next in our guest blog series, Jared Patterson discusses STEMI mimics. Though familiar to some, these rhythms and conditions can fool many providers into incorrectly thinking there might be some underlying pathology in need of emergent care.
Episode 22 – The Dark Side of Electrolytes (Part 5: Magnesium)
In this podcast episode, we continue our popular electrolyte series by discussing magnesium. We touch on hyper and hypo states, supplementation, and other reasons to administer magnesium sulfate aside from hypomagnesemia replacement.
Episode 21 – OG or NG Tubes: Who Nose?
In this podcast episode, we discuss gastric tubes, indications, contraindications, and why you should choose OG over NG whenever possible.
Death & Dying in the Pre-Hospital Environment
This is our first guest blog post where Jeff Lee, NRP discusses the emotions surrounding death and dying in the pre-hospital environment, and how we can give and get support.
Episode 20 – Measuring Up: ETT Cuff Manometry
In this podcast episode, we discuss hyper and hypo-inflation, frequency of their occurrence, and how to accurately measure cuff pressures to ensure appropriate inflation.
Right Words at the Right Time: ASL
In this bonus video, Bryan teaches you how to sign critical medical questions and responses, so that you can better communicate with your deaf patients.
Episode 19 – Beneath the Surface w/Chris Sharpe
In this podcast episode, Chris Sharpe describes his personal experiences as a multiple helicopter ditching survivor, common misconceptions surrounding dunk training/HUET, and how to prepare for such an incident.