PJ Medcast

CSAR response to poly trauma patient four injured extremities in shock.

Key point-

Iliac crest IO is an option for whole blood transfusion in a poly trauma patient without peripheral access. This is the first documented case in the mil prehospital setting.

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Comm with [email protected] to sign up and get more info for operationally focused paramedic recerts, with an emphasis on experiential training including labs taught by trauma surgeons, PFC training, TCCC scenarios, and real world lessons learned.

Dr Lim from SKRATCH LABS talks about overtraining. This is an insidious syndrome from doing too much and not recovering enough. It is complex, can take 2-4 weeks to recover from, and is all too common. Avoiding overtraining along with reducing injuries from training is one of the reasons we need coaches, very few people can coach themselves when training hard and operating harder! THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE

This is one of the most insightful and thoughtful discussions I have had the privilege to be part of. It includes perspectives from the ST side of the house that give perspective and consideration for future directions.

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A NY PJ discusses the local response.

This is an exceptional discussion from the FDNY EMS Med Director on scene, roving CCPs, loss of C2, the human toll in the middle of it all, losing his senior enlisted, and getting knocked out by the blast wave from the second collapse, regrouping and finding work. One of the many heroes, thousands of them from 11 SEP 2001.

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Steve retired as an FDNY Captain and was a responder for 3 months on the pile. Steve talks about first hearing about the attack and scrambling to get to his firehose ,and then get to the site. Everything from the emotions, discussion of response the massive structural collapse, and looking for work.

I am proud to introduce you to my friend and retired FDNY Captain.

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The 106th Rescue Wing is on Long Island. Many of our Guardsmen are NYC Firefighters and Police Officers. In this series we will hear from New Yorkers who responded to the attacks here in New York. All of this on the backdrop of the news of the last few weeks. From our FDNY, NYPD, EMS first responders, and our citizens who perished in the attack, to our Marines we recently lost, I hope we will honor and remember all Americans and partner forces who have made sacrifices during GWOT.

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