Just snow your patient with ketamine and versed to prevent PTSD right?  Maybe not.  While talking through some more analgesia and sedation strategies, Doc Powell shares his thoughts on what he has read recently and it might blow your mind.  It did mine andI'll definitely have to dig in and do more research of my own. We also go through some of the answers to our survey we put out on our last post.  For the most part we did pretty good as a whole.  There were, however, some dangerous answers such as using propofol or benzodiazepines for pain control, and we will discuss why that's not necessarily such a great idea.

15: Analgesia Case Discussion Podcast with a word on Emerging PTSD Research

This podcast covers medical care targeted to the Special Operations medical community with a focus on providing prolonged care in austere environments.

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Sometimes our patients are too sick to recieve the care they need. Dennis and Mark discuss the decision points of who goes to surgery and when.

86: Optimize your patient for surgery

Dennis along with Doug and Justin discuss the latest PFC CPG on Sepsis Management in the austere environment.

81: Sepsis in the PFC environment

Dennis and Scott discuss what to do after the life threats have been addressed and the healing begins.

78: Physical Therapy assessments

Dennis talks with Mark on the importantce of nutrition in critically injuried patients.

77: Nutrition in Critical Patients

Dennis and Dave deep dive into TBI and the various types of herniation. Hint...the most common is not the one we have been trained on.

15: Analgesia Case Discussion Podcast with a word on Emerging PTSD Research

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