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(41:29) We’re talking birthing babies, vomit and poop this week. Ever seen a breech deliver? Heard the term “Macro peds”? The changing rules of suctioning meconium babies. Projectile vomiting and being covered in vomit. Kelly discusses laryngo-spasm.
Mentions:
Episode 10 – Don’t Know Nothing About Birth’n No Babies
Black Box warning from FDA on Terbutaline Sulfate for tocolysis.
Listener Questions
Hey Kelly and Ron. I’m a Paramedic Student and I was wondering what were your fears as you were going through paramedic school and even starting out as a newly minted paramedic? The biggest fear of mine is having an EMT partner look up to me asking me what to do next and me not knowing what to do for the patient. – Andrew
O2 ain’t what it used to be.
We’re hearing heaps of studies come out relating to O2 therapy for cardiac issues, and increasingly for the treatment of stroke as well. What’s the deal with post-ictal patients, haven’t been able to find anything – any clues?
Cheers,
Flo
Transport Jockey asked about going from a Rural to Urban service.
Get complete information on the The Confessions of an EMS Newbie Podcast.
Subscribe or review on iTunes.
Subscribe or review on iTunes.
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(41:29) We’re talking birthing babies, vomit and poop this week. Ever seen a breech deliver? Heard the term “Macro peds”? The changing rules of suctioning meconium babies. Projectile vomiting and being covered in vomit. Kelly discusses laryngo-spasm.
Mentions:
Episode 10 – Don’t Know Nothing About Birth’n No Babies
Black Box warning from FDA on Terbutaline Sulfate for tocolysis.
Listener Questions
Hey Kelly and Ron. I’m a Paramedic Student and I was wondering what were your fears as you were going through paramedic school and even starting out as a newly minted paramedic? The biggest fear of mine is having an EMT partner look up to me asking me what to do next and me not knowing what to do for the patient. – Andrew
O2 ain’t what it used to be.
We’re hearing heaps of studies come out relating to O2 therapy for cardiac issues, and increasingly for the treatment of stroke as well. What’s the deal with post-ictal patients, haven’t been able to find anything – any clues?
Cheers,
Flo
Transport Jockey asked about going from a Rural to Urban service.
Get complete information on the The Confessions of an EMS Newbie Podcast.
Subscribe or review on iTunes.
Subscribe or review on iTunes.