This episode of the PFC podcast focuses on in-route casualty care. The guest, Nikki, shares her background and experience in the Navy and explains why she started an in-route care training course. The conversation covers common mistakes in preparing patients for flight, securing lines and equipment, and the importance of constant assessment and monitoring. Nikki also discusses the training scenarios she uses to prepare nurses and corpsmen for in-route care. The episode concludes with a discussion on effective handovers, monitoring endotracheal tube placement, and the importance of collaboration in in-route care.

Takeaways

Proper planning and assessment are crucial in in-route casualty care.

Securing lines and equipment and packaging the patient appropriately are important considerations for flight.

Constant assessment and monitoring are essential during in-route care.

Effective handovers and communication are critical for patient care during transport.

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