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Identifying signs of child abuse is crucial, as many injury patterns are subtle yet can be life-saving when recognized. This course places an emphasis on improved pattern recognition, empowering first responders to identify vulnerable patients.
Identifying signs of child abuse is crucial, as many injury patterns are subtle yet can be life-saving when recognized. This course places an emphasis on improved pattern recognition, empowering first responders to identify vulnerable patients.
This course explores different management strategies for severe hemorrhage by examining actual cases of shark bite victims. These principles can be applied to treat patients experiencing major hemorrhage from other causes.
This course covers the basics of life-threatening hemorrhage, with an emphasis on pattern recognition to optimize response time and management.
This course explores different management strategies for severe hemorrhage by examining actual cases of shark bite victims. These principles can be applied to treat patients experiencing major hemorrhage from other causes.
This course covers the basics of life-threatening hemorrhage, with an emphasis on pattern recognition to optimize response time and management.
Allergic emergencies are on the rise, and pediatric lung physiology makes children uniquely vulnerable. This lecture breaks down what allergies are and how they affect the body, focusing on some serious allergic conditions in pediatric populations.
Allergic emergencies are on the rise, and pediatric lung physiology makes children uniquely vulnerable. This lecture breaks down what allergies are and how they affect the body, focusing on some serious allergic conditions in pediatric populations.
Matt and Adam break down respiratory protection into important and relevant components.
Matt and Adam break down respiratory protection into important and relevant components.
A focus on the fundamentals of assessment and management of pediatric seizures.
A focus on the fundamentals of assessment and management of pediatric seizures.
An entertaining overview of a head-to-toe physical exam to enhance your ability to detect manifestations of disease processes.
An entertaining overview of a head-to-toe physical exam to enhance your ability to detect manifestations of disease processes.
A concise and relevant overview of one of the body’s most complex organ systems.
A deeper dive into the metabolically active kidney and how it affects acid-base balance.
A concise and relevant overview of one of the body’s most complex organ systems.
A breakdown of the presentation and management of envenomation injuries. Dr Axene and Matt visit a rattlesnake pit for some hands-on experience.
A breakdown of the presentation and management of envenomation injuries. Dr Axene and Matt visit a rattlesnake pit for some hands-on experience.
A quality overview of the skeletal system with basic but key concepts for patient care.
A quality overview of the skeletal system with basic but key concepts for patient care.
A breakdown of the presentation and management of envenomation injuries. Dr Axene and Matt visit a rattlesnake pit for some hands-on experience.
A review of the assessment and management of geriatric behavioral emergencies with consideration for both mental health and biological causes.
A review of the assessment and management of geriatric behavioral emergencies with consideration for both mental health and biological causes.
A thorough overview of fluid movement and distribution in the body, shock identification and management, and a fresh refocus on access optimization.
This introductory lecture on seizures includes a brief review of the pathophysiology of seizures, assessment of the seizure patient and the management of seizures.
A breakdown of the pathophysiology of diabetes and its complications (e.g. DKA and HHNK). We will also discuss the prehospital management of diabetes.
A thorough review of high-stakes cervical spine anatomy, injury, assessment, and management.
Six easy-to-recall components of Provider Safety that can lead to improved patient outcomes and a safer job site.
A fresh and detailed discussion about one of the most common environmental injuries medics respond to.
A thoughtful discussion about human trafficking that will provide first responders with tools that can help identify and give assistance to victims and those at risk.
A detailed overview of causes of abdominal pain, warning signs of life-threatening abdominal emergencies, and strategic approaches to do the right thing when it counts.
A detailed overview of causes of abdominal pain, warning signs of life-threatening abdominal emergencies, and strategic approaches to do the right thing when it counts.
Learn how to confidently recognize and treat respiratory, GI, cardiac, and infectious emergencies in neonates.
A review of the importance of preparation and the crucial parts of managing a pediatric patient in cardiac arrest.
A helpful review of pediatric respiratory anatomy & physiology, assessment skills, and challenges faced in treating the pediatric population.
An entertaining look at the topic of stretcher safety, focusing on important and relevant ideas that can aid in improving patient outcomes and provider safety.
An in-depth discussion of how patient safety protocols can lead to improved patient outcomes.
A discussion covering HAZMAT emergencies, mass casualty incident triage and management, and NIMS utilization, with an emphasis on improving safety for both patients and first responders.
A fresh and detailed discussion about one of the most common environmental injuries medics respond to.
This course provides insight into how EMD has developed into an integral part of the EMS delivery system. We explore current trends and future developments and highlight how EMD optimizes patient outcomes.
This course provides insight into how EMD has developed into an integral part of the EMS delivery system. We explore current trends and future developments and highlight how EMD optimizes patient outcomes.
A data-driven approach to understanding water risks by age with an in-depth discussion on assessment and management of submersion injuries.
A detailed summary of spinal injuries, including clinical assessment of patients with suspected spine trauma and inclusion criteria for common spine trauma interventions.
A deeper look at the mechanisms, anatomy, and risk factors that impact the assessment and management of blunt abdominal trauma.
An in-depth look at the mechanisms and risk factors of blunt chest trauma.
A discussion of the trauma patient with a focus on the recognition of potentially life-threatening injuries.
A discussion of the basics of hypothermia and management of common hypothermic injuries.
The mechanisms of blunt head trauma and how patients present.
A discussion of the mechanisms and risk factors of penetrating chest trauma.
This course covers how cardiac arrest caused by a traumatic mechanism is different than cardiac arrest from a medical cause.
A review of poisons and overdoses, including a look at some of the most deadly poisons known.
A discussion of some of the most deadly infectious diseases that can impact public health.
A discussion of the risk factors, assessment, and management of sepsis, septic shock and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.
Identifying and managing GI Bleeds with an emphasis on physical exam, crucial questions to ask, and how to recognize red flags.
A discussion of the risk factors and assessment of stroke patients with a special focus on identification and management.
A discussion of the pathophysiology of heart failure to better understand how to assess and treat this very sick patient population.
This course covers the risk factors, epidemiology, and pathophysiology of cardiac arrest.
An in-depth review of the critical components of the cardiovascular system.
A review of the components of a complete history, highlighting the red flags that could point to a life-threatening emergency.
A breakdown of the components of documenting a patient care report, including the importance of excellent documentation and common mistakes made.
Recognizing a disease is a critical skill in delivering life-saving care.
A discussion of the definition and anatomy of pain, and an overview of different pain management strategies.
A review of pulse oximetry and capnography as invaluable tools in monitoring, identifying and treating many disease processes.
A review of medications used to treat life-threatening respiratory emergencies, harnessing an understanding of the ANS to understand common respiratory drugs.
Complex airway anatomy and physiology made simple!
A deeper look at cellular function and dysfunction that will help improve understanding of how the body works in health and illness.
A review of ground and air transportation, check-offs, and communication to improve patient safety.
A detailed summary of spinal injuries, including clinical assessment of patients with suspected spine trauma and inclusion criteria for common spine trauma interventions.
A data-driven approach to understanding water risks by age with an in-depth discussion on assessment and management of submersion injuries.
How to navigate on-scene management and en route care from a common but high-risk setting.
A thorough review of high-stakes cervical spine anatomy, injury, assessment, and management.
An in-depth discussion of how patient safety protocols can lead to improved patient outcomes.
This course will prepare you to confidently identify and treat commonly-feared EKG patterns, from tachycardias to heart blocks.
Six easy-to-recall components of Provider Safety that can lead to improved patient outcomes and a safer job site.
An entertaining look at the topic of stretcher safety, focusing on important and relevant ideas that can aid in improving patient outcomes and provider safety.
An introduction to the transport methods and care provided to our most critical patients, both from the field as well as other hospitals.
A discussion of some of the most deadly infectious diseases that can impact public health.
Identifying and managing GI Bleeds with an emphasis on physical exam, crucial questions to ask, and how to recognize red flags.
A review of the components of a complete history, highlighting the red flags that could point to a life-threatening emergency.
A breakdown of the causes of syncope, including a simple approach to evaluation and treatment.
A review of the common causes and risk factors for syncope using several different cases to illustrate disease presentation, evaluation and management.
A review of poisons and overdoses, including a look at some of the most deadly poisons known.
Learn how to confidently recognize and treat respiratory, GI, cardiac, and infectious emergencies in neonates.
Increase your confidence in reading 12-Leads and identifying STEMIs and STEMI mimics.
A review of the importance of preparation and the crucial parts of managing a pediatric patient in cardiac arrest.
A breakdown of the components of documenting a patient care report, including the importance of excellent documentation and common mistakes made.
An in-depth look at pain management strategies beyond IV narcotic medication.
A discussion of the definition and anatomy of pain, and an overview of different pain management strategies.
A discussion of the secondary causes of hypothermia, the pathophysiology of hypothermia and the management of severe and profound hypothermic patients.
A discussion of the basics of hypothermia and management of common hypothermic injuries.
A thoughtful discussion about human trafficking that will provide first responders with tools that can help identify and give assistance to victims and those at risk.
An in-depth discussion of the dreaded pediatric emergency designed to reduce your apprehension and increase your confidence.
A discussion covering HAZMAT emergencies, mass casualty incident triage and management, and NIMS utilization, with an emphasis on improving safety for both patients and first responders.
This introductory lecture on seizures includes a brief review of the pathophysiology of seizures, assessment of the seizure patient and the management of seizures.
Discussion of seizure pathophysiology, assessment and management.
A breakdown of the pathophysiology of diabetes and its complications (e.g. DKA and HHNK). We will also discuss the prehospital management of diabetes.
A review of pulse oximetry and capnography as invaluable tools in monitoring, identifying and treating many disease processes.
A discussion of the risk factors, assessment, and management of sepsis, septic shock and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.
A discussion of the assessment and management of common pre-term OBGYN emergencies.
A discussion of the risk factors and assessment of stroke patients with a special focus on identification and management.
A discussion of the trauma patient with a focus on the recognition of potentially life-threatening injuries.
A discussion of the mechanisms and risk factors of penetrating chest trauma.
An in-depth look at common procedures that can save the life of a patient with a penetrating trauma.
Discussion of the pathophysiology, assessment and management of some of the scariest patients – pediatric respiratory emergencies.
A deeper look at the mechanisms, anatomy, and risk factors that impact the assessment and management of blunt abdominal trauma.
An in-depth look at the mechanisms and risk factors of blunt chest trauma.
The mechanisms of blunt head trauma and how patients present.
A discussion of the pathophysiology of heart failure to better understand how to assess and treat this very sick patient population.
This course covers the risk factors, epidemiology, and pathophysiology of cardiac arrest.
Discussion and demonstration of the management of cardiac arrest with a humorous look at the “wrong way” and a look at the right way to treat these critically ill patients.
A discussion of vital airway assessment techniques, airway adjuncts, and non-invasive airway management strategies.
A discussion of critical invasive airway maneuvers (intubation and surgical airway) to secure the airway of your critically ill patients.
A helpful review of pediatric respiratory anatomy & physiology, assessment skills, and challenges faced in treating the pediatric population.
A review of ground and air transportation, check-offs, and communication to improve patient safety.
This course covers how cardiac arrest caused by a traumatic mechanism is different than cardiac arrest from a medical cause.
Understanding cardiovascular anatomy and coronary artery disease risk factors will help treat life-threatening cardiac emergencies.
From sluggish rates to blocked rhythms, this course makes interpreting slow heart rhythms easy. Introducing special guest Dr. Shoog the sloth.
A deeper look at cellular function and dysfunction that will help improve understanding of how the body works in health and illness.
A course to help simplify the interpretation of fast EKGs, making patient management easier.
An in-depth review of the critical components of the cardiovascular system.
A review of medications used to treat life-threatening respiratory emergencies, harnessing an understanding of the ANS to understand common respiratory drugs.
Complex airway anatomy and physiology made simple!
A review of common life-threatening respiratory emergencies and how to treat them: Part 1.
A review of common life-threatening respiratory emergencies and how to treat them: Part 2.
Recognizing a disease is a critical skill in delivering life-saving care.
The very complicated topic of electrophysiology presented in a meaningful and understandable way.
Discussing the often-overlooked causes of dyspnea that can result in an airway emergency.
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