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Welcome to our podcast where we will talk about literally anything with very minimal restrictions. This is a way for us to vent out our thoughts and emotions into a place where it could possibly make a difference. This is a go with the flow type of vibe so you never going to know what you will hear until you click play!
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FlightCrit Podcast

Sean Eaton, FP-C, CCP-C & Hunter Hix, BSN, CCRN, CFRN

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The FlightCrit Podcast. Sharing the latest education for Prehospital Emergency and Critical Care Trasport Professionals. We are a team of Paramedics, Nurses, Respiratory Therapists and physicians passionate about providing the very best education for you. Join us each week for the best in Clinical Practice Updates, Board Certification Exam Prep, Test Taking Tips, and a whole lot more. We exist to help you THRIVE!!!
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In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Dr. Zack Shinar of the EDECMO Podcast, and co-author of "ECPR AND Resuscitative ECMO," the world's first ECMO CPR textbook. Dr. Shinar is a world-renowned expert on ECPR and resuscitative ECMO, and he was gracious enough to share a bit of his time with the FlightCrit community. In this episode Dr. Sh…
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In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Haney Mallemat from @critcarenow to discuss the patient with a massive pulmonary embolism and how we need to manage these patients in the acute phase to keep them alive until we can get them to definitive care. Below are several resources Dr. Mallemat referenced in our talk, as well as links to Critical Care Now…
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Join us for an exciting talk with our friend and colleague Ami Bess, Chief Flight Nurse for UCHealth LifeLine about one of the most unnerving topics in Adult Critical Care Transport - Management of the HROB patient with severe Antepartum & Postpartum Hemorrhage. Topics discussed in this episode include Assessment of the patient with severe Antepart…
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In this episode of the podcast Hunter and I sit down with Joe again to discuss the role of optimizing Flow in our mechanically ventilated patients, and how to manipulate this on our vents. We also discuss some of the risks associated with certain vent modes for patients who Flow Hunger and one strategy for correcting ventilator asynchrony. We highl…
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In this week's class, we talk with Dr. Jeremy Kaswer, better known as @TacTraumaMD, about his approach to the initial stabilization of the poly-trauma patient. From Assessment to Chest Tubes, Shock Index to REBOA, Dr. Kaswer shares his experience as an ED physician, Army Flight Surgeon, and Critical Care Fellow at SHOCK Trauma with our community. A…
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In this episode of the FlightCrit Podcast Hunter introduces the fundamental concepts of interpreting a chest x-ray, an essential skill for all critical care and transport providers to master. This episode relies heavily on the visuals to support the concepts presented, so we recommend watching the video of this presentation over at academy.flightcr…
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In this episode of the FlightCrit Podcast we chat with Dr. David Convissar, Critical Care and Cardiothoracic Anesthesiologist, from "Count Backwards from 10" about his approach to managing the airway of the crashing heart failure patient. Hang on as Dr. Convissar shares with us his knowledge about: Differentiate between cardiogenic shock and distri…
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Mechanical Ventilators, such as the Hamilton T1, ReVel, and ZOLL Z-Vent, are not only vital pieces of equipment used in the ICU and in Critical Care Transport, but they are becoming more popular for use by EMS services for interfacility transport so it's vitally important that EMS and Critical Care providers have a deep understanding of not only ho…
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In this episode of the podcast, I'm joined by my co-host Huster as we discuss the physiology of Oxygenation, Ventilation, and Driving Pressures as they related to the Mechanically Ventilated patient. https://academy.flightcrit.com/courses/oxygenation-ventilation-and-driving-pressure Support the show Medic and RN CE's available over at academy.fligh…
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We are back!! After a long time, we just sat in our school cafeteria ( excuse the random noises ) after school and hit record and talked about whatever just popped into our minds. Our podcast is now available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts so make sure to check us out! If you liked listening to us make sure to follow and share, Tha…
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Rob and Mike sit with the brothers behind the ring rescue. Website: https://ringrescue.com/ Informational Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpiIWHgKeD4&t=64s Before and After (Ring Removals) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1q8ejNeK1k - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ringrescue - Instagram - @RingRescueInc - https://www.instagram.com/ri…
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For year EMS providers have relied on certain clinical signs and symptoms to predict clinically unstable trauma patients and the need for emergent transport for definitive surgical care. Commonly EMS providers have used HR>120, systolic BP<90mmHg, and MAP’s <60mmHg as benchmarks for clinically unstable patients. However, these indicators can freque…
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There’s a severe lack of evidence about how to best utilize the drug Ketamine in the out of hospital environment. Any “research” that’s done comes from either the OR, ICU, or if we’re lucky the ED. We’re forced to extrapolate from those studies what we can about how to best apply their findings to the out of hospital environment. Support the show M…
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This week on the podcast we're reviewing a lesson from the Burn Section of the EPICC Review Course concerning fluid resuscitation. Listen in as I discuss the most current recommendations from the American Burn Association on the Prehospital and Early Hospital management of IV fluids in the burn patient. I also give you 1 easy tip to simplify the AB…
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