In this episode, we will provide a general overview of the most common, and often scary, emergency in EMS. The allergic reaction or anaphylaxis. This episode provides a general discussion as to the immune systems over exaggeration to an invader. While we do not get into the specific release of immunological hormones, we do discuss some common reactions and how to distinguish between an allergic reaction and anaphylaxis. 

The link below provides some evidence-based treatment from the World Allergy Organization. Definitely a good read for any healthcare provider!

https://waojournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1097/WOX.0b013e318211496c#Sec12

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This episode covers common trauma-related emergencies found to the face and neck. Topic includes a general review of the anatomy, common injuries, assessment tips, and common treatments.

The opinions expressed are those of the host and do not represent opinions or views of the host's employers. The information contained in the podcasts does not constitute medical or legal advice.

This episode deals with Toxicological Emergencies. From some general considerations of scene safety, PPE, and introducing some common toxidromes. This episode demonstrates the importance of knowing how to recognize the signs and symptoms of specific families of toxins.

Here are some links mentioned in the podcast!

This is on Chemical Suicide https://chemm.nlm.nih.gov/chemicalsuicide.htm

Want to know what the toxicologist groups have to say about exposure to some opiates? https://www.acmt.net/_Library/Positions/Fentanyl_PPE_Emergency_Responders_.pdf

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This episode is primarily focused on the EMS instructor/educator. If you are a student who is preparing or attempting to take the certification exam you too will find some useful information in here as well. Here are links which are mentioned in this podcast.

www.nremt.org

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In this episode of Tim's Take Away, we discuss neurological emergencies, such as stroke, seizures, and medical conditions which affect the nervous system. 

Need to review some Anatomy? 

https://youtu.be/MqvlSh2z7b4 (Human Body 1)

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In this episode of Tim's Take Away, we discuss behavioral/psychiatric emergencies. While we are not often asked to identify the exact cause of the emergency, we must be aware of some common conditions. Additionally, we must learn to begin to recognize when stress causes problems in our own lives.

Need to review some Anatomy? 

https://youtu.be/MqvlSh2z7b4 (Human Body 1)

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This episode goes over the treatment of out of hospital cardiac arrest utilizing the 2015 American Heart Association Guidelines. This does not constitute a formal CPR (BLS) course. 

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In this episode of Tim's Take Away, we cardiovascular emergencies. This episode will provide an overview of several disease processes which involve the cardiovascular system. Cardiac arrest has been removed and placed as a separate episode.

Need to review some Anatomy? 

https://youtu.be/MqvlSh2z7b4 (Human Body 1)

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This is part two on respiratory emergencies. This episode will provide a continue discussing assessment and how to begin treating patients with a respiratory illness.

Need to review some Anatomy? 

https://youtu.be/MqvlSh2z7b4 (Human Body 1)

The opinions expressed are those of the host and do not represent opinions or views of the host's employers. The information contained in the podcasts does not constitute medical or legal advice.

In this episode of Tim's Take Away, we discuss respiratory emergencies. This episode will provide an overview of several disease processes which involve the respiratory system, and begin assessing the patient to identify the problem.

 Need to review some Anatomy? 

https://youtu.be/MqvlSh2z7b4 (Human Body 1)

The opinions expressed are those of the host and do not represent opinions or views of the host's employers. The information contained in the podcasts does not constitute medical or legal advice.