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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "The Nitro Myth Paramedics Won’t Let Die" (27 October 2026, 14 minutes), "Epi Gets Pulses Back. But Then What?" (20 October 2026, 13 minutes), and "The Clot Is in the Lung. So Why Does the Heart Die?" (13 October 2026, 14 minutes).
Ten Minute Medic publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 73 episodes.
Booking probability for Ten Minute Medic is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ten Minute Medic requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ten Minute Medic's contact route on record: public web form.
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Ten Minute Medic is an education podcast with 73 episodes published.
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Episode #77
You learned it in medic school: nitro “opens the coronary arteries,” and giving it to a right ventricular MI can tank your patient. Nice, clean, easy to test—and maybe not nearly as settled as we’ve been pretending. In...
Episode #76
You know the dose: 1 mg every 3–5 minutes. Congratulations—you’ve memorized the box. But do you actually know what epinephrine is doing after you push it? In this episode of The Ten Minute Medic, we dig into why epi...
The clot lands in the lungs—but the right ventricle may be what actually kills the patient. In this episode of the Ten Minute Medic, we follow the deadly chain reaction from rising pulmonary vascular resistance and...
Episode #74
ECGs aren’t really about memorizing squiggly lines—they’re about following electricity. In this episode of The Ten Minute Medic, we trace the heart’s electrical breadcrumbs from the SA node through the atria, AV node...
Think naloxone's job is to make overdose patients sit up, smile, and tell you what year it is? Think again. In this episode of Ten Minute Medic, we explain why the real goal isn't creating the world's angriest awake...
What if every newborn had to completely remodel their cardiovascular system in the first few minutes of life? In this episode of Ten Minute Medic, we make fetal circulation finally make sense. Discover why the foramen...
Episode #71
Ever wondered why a patient can go from filling an emesis bag every 30 seconds to complete silence just minutes after you push 4 mg of ondansetron? It isn't because the drug "settles the stomach"—it's because it shuts...
Today, we're delving into a critical topic that you'll undoubtedly encounter in the field: hemorrhagic shock. By the end of this podcast, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of what hemorrhagic shock is, why it's...
Episode #69
ECG rhythms aren’t random squiggles—they’re the story of an electrical relay race inside the heart. In this episode of Ten Minute Medic, you’ll follow the baton from the SA node to the Purkinje fibers and finally...
Clinical judgment questions on the NREMT are designed to determine whether you can apply knowledge in the correct order as a patient’s condition changes. Success depends on identifying the greatest immediate threat...
Episode #67
Why does a brain injury patient become dangerously hypertensive instead of hypotensive? In this episode of Ten Minute Medic, you'll finally understand the physiology behind intracranial pressure, cerebral perfusion...
Most paramedic students memorize systolic blood pressure and stop there. But a "normal-looking" systolic can hide a patient who's already crashing — and that's a dangerous blind spot to carry into the field. In this...
Episode #65
Why does epinephrine raise blood pressure, open the airways, and speed up the heart—all at the same time? Why does atropine work for one slow heart but not another? And what do beta blockers actually block? In this...
Picture this. You're standing over a patient whose monitor is showing one of the most frightening rhythms in cardiology. Someone says, "It's complete heart block," and suddenly everyone's focused on the ECG. But here's...
Episode #64
Think a pulse oximeter reading of 100% means your patient is getting enough oxygen? Think again. In this episode of 10 Minute Medic, we'll uncover one of the biggest misconceptions in paramedic education by breaking...
Episode #63
Every paramedic student can recite that oxygen moves from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration—but far too few can explain why pneumonia, pulmonary edema, CHF, and ARDS all cause hypoxia in...
Episode #62
Everyone has heard of the Frank-Starling Mechanism, but far too many paramedic students memorize it without ever understanding why it matters. In this episode, we'll ditch the textbook definitions and explain one of the...
Adenosine isn’t just a drug — it’s a cardiac truth serum. In this episode, we break down how it interrupts SVT circuits, exposes fake ventricular tachycardia, and helps paramedics think instead of memorize. From...
This episode dives straight into one of the sneakiest, deadliest postpartum emergencies out there: pulmonary embolism. It’s a fast-paced ride through the six-week hypercoagulable chaos zone where new moms are walking...
Episode #59
This episode opens with a seemingly routine flu call that unravels into a life-threatening respiratory crisis. Through the story of a COPD patient in distress, it explores how influenza can trigger cascading airway...
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