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7 Things EMS is the EMS podcast that cuts through the noise. Hosted by Dan Limmer and powered by Limmer Education, each episode delivers practical, street-ready education for EMTs and paramedics who want to think sharper and treat smarter. From vital signs and capnography to critical thinking and patient assessment, 7 Things EMS goes beyond memorization and protocol checklists. Expect real conversations, hard-earned insight, and no-fluff discussions with experienced EMS educators and clinicians. There’s no boring content, no complex paperwork and no membership. Get CE for listening! Each episode is 1 hour of CAPCE-approved F3 CE. Purchase at https://LimmerEducation.com/7Things
Unknown Host hosts 7 Things EMS, a education show with 30 episodes published.
Ventilation and perfusion (V/Q) doesn't have to be confusing. It is one of the most important concepts in EMS because it explains why patients become hypoxic, develop respiratory distress, or go into shock. Yet many prov
OB emergencies are some of the most challenging calls EMS providers face, and some of the most dangerous complications can be easy to miss. In this episode of 7 Things EMS , Dan Limmer welcomes EMS educator and obstetric
In this episode of 7 Things EMS, Dan Limmer and Chris Kroboth break down the hidden problems with vital signs in EMS. They cover blood pressure cuffs, pulse oximetry, perfusion, shock, and why “normal” monitor readings c
In this episode, Dan Limmer and Chris Kroboth break down the hidden pitfalls of pulse oximetry, blood pressure acquisition, and patient assessment. They tackle common myths, explain why “good enough” vital signs are ofte
OB care is changing fast, and EMS is being pushed to the front lines. Across the U.S., hospital obstetric units are closing, leaving growing “OB deserts” in their wake. That means more 911 calls for labor, delivery, and
Capnography isn't just about the numbers or the shark fin—it’s a dynamic tool for understanding ventilation, perfusion, and metabolism in real time. In this episode of 7 Things EMS, we talk with Chris Kroboth FP-C and co
Sepsis isn’t just a hospital problem—it’s a prehospital emergency, and EMS providers are the front line. In this episode of 7 Things EMS, host Dan Limmer is joined by fire captain, educator, and Sepsis Alliance advisory
Dr. Peter Antevy is a physician, entrepreneur, and originator of the Handtevy® product for pediatric patients. He is a respected voice in EMS, and in this episode, he shares 7 things that he believes are practice-changin
Service animals provide essential support, from mobility and sensory assistance to detecting diabetes and seizures. However, many EMS providers lack awareness of the laws and responsibilities surrounding these animals an
Strokes are serious. Strokes are time-sensitive as far as getting a patient to appropriate care. This episode is all about strokes. From how to perform an accurate and detailed stroke assessment to pathophysiology to hos
Stress is real. PTSD is real. The need to take care of yourself is more important now than ever. Emily Reilly is the Mental Health Coordinator for New Orleans EMS. (Yes, home of the Nightwatch television show.) She draws
Join us in an exiting new episode featuring David Fifer, as we dive deep into the realm of Wilderness EMS. Wilderness EMS is wild—literally. Practiced in remote and austere environments, it involves extended extraction t
This 7 Things EMS discusses several EMS patient presentations that are not very common but are still vital to be aware of during clinical practice. This session covers pediatric topics such as congenital heart defects an
In this special episode, Stephanie Limmer, the guest host, interviews Dan Limmer, the Chief Knowledge Officer of Limmer Education, a textbook author, and an all-around good guy. He shares his advice for students who are
A recent survey by CoAEMSP found that two-thirds of AEMT Program Directors are enthusiastic about voluntary accreditation for AEMT programs, with 59% likely to seek it. The value of accreditation is highlighted in the hi
Much has been written about the flipped classroom. In this podcast, Dan talks with Chuck Allias from Penn State Fayette about his experiences and insights from implanting a flipped format. Chuck includes practical tips o
Research is constantly changing EMS practice. It's difficult to keep up with everything happening and even more challenging to interpret these voluminous papers. This is where the EMS Avenger comes in. A popular social m
Leadership in EMS involves a path filled with curves and bumps. Transitioning from a provider to a leadership role isn't easy. This 7 Things podcast helps smooth the transition for new leaders and helps existing leaders
Special Double Episode! Three things in EMS are deeply connected: pathophysiology, assessment, and differential diagnosis. If a provider can apply principles of pathophysiology to assessment, coming to an accurate diagno
Special Double Episode! Three things in EMS are deeply connected: pathophysiology, assessment, and differential diagnosis. If a provider can apply principles of pathophysiology to assessment, coming to an accurate diagno
Peter Antevy
board-certified pediatric emergency physician and EMS medical director · Pediatric Emergency Standards
1 appearance on this show
Jay Scott
Executive Director · CAPCE
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Ed Dickinson
University of Pennsylvania
1 appearance on this show
Emily Reilly
New Orleans EMS
1 appearance on this show
Chris Ebright
University of Toledo EMS Program
1 appearance on this show
Dan Limmer
Limmer Education
1 appearance on this show
Chuck Allias
Penn State Fayette
1 appearance on this show
James Boomhower
stayfit4duty.org
1 appearance on this show
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