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Pulmcast episodes

  • Give Me (Vent) Liberty or Give Me Death
    For many years we’ve focused on mechanical ventilation, but one thing that is thought about less often is getting patients off that support. In this episode, we dive deep into SBTs and getting patients successfully off the vent. See show notes and attributions at pulmcast.com
    26 min
  • The Anatomy of a Code
    ACLS is well known to most providers, but the thing that is difficult, even to seasoned providers, is taking control of the room. Read show notes and see attributions at www.pulmcast.com
    41 min
  • The Investment of Sleep with Dr. Michael Grandner
    When it comes to our daily lives, we sometimes forget to invest in one the most important things that factor into our health, happiness and well being - sleep. In todays episode we interview sleep expert Dr. Michael Grandner to help us navigate this world. Read show notes and attributions at pulmcast.com
    35 min
  • [PCL] The Basics of Patient Assessment
    In a lot of our training we spend a lot of time learning how to get a history and physical - which is all important and good - IF that patient is stable enough for you to spend an hour thinking through it. Read show notes and see attributions at pulmcast.com
    29 min
  • Night Shift: The Silent Killer Part II
    In Part II we dive deeper into melatonin, hypnotics and other drugs used to help with sleep/wake as well as test Dr. Schmitt with different scenarios. Check out Part I if you haven't seen it already; Read show notes and see attributions at pulmcast.com
    40 min
  • Core Content: Procalcitonin
    We dive deeper into the world of Procalcitonin and help explain what it’s all about, when you should order it and its clinical significance. See more and read attributions at pulmcast.com
    43 min

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We are a couple of of Pulm/CCM providers who love all things pulmonary, resus and critical care. We breathe life into fresh FOAM content and stream it directly to your auditory cortex at 6mb/kg.