Hosted by Matthew · EN-US · 279 episodes
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The Synapse is a Critical Care and Emergency Medicine podcast breaking down topics and case studies into simple easy-to-digest segments to help build paramedic, nurse, and other pre-hospital and hospital clinicians into more robust providers. This podcast is open to any and all Emergency Medicine and Critical Care healthcare providers both in and out-of-hospital. Every effort is made to put out as many various topics to cater to everyone's interests and levels. Leave your technician hat outside, put on your clinician hat, and join us! **Disclosures: 1) This is a non-monetary podcast, created and edited for free for your enjoyment and learning purposes. 2) The opinions and information presented in these podcast episodes is based off of up-to-date research, the latest evidence-based-guidelines, and/or anecdotal experience/opinions of the author. 3) Under no circumstances does this podcast or the information presented within each episode serve as aut
Matthew hosts The Synapse Critical Care & Emergency Medicine Podcast, a health show with 279 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Is hand placement on the sternum mid-line halfway up the breastbone really the best place for compressions? What does the evidence show? How can we use POCUS in and out of the hospital to determine where
Send us Fan Mail This seems to be an area many people struggle with, trying to figure out sympathetic vs parasympathetic, muscarinic vs nicotinic, and how these all relate. Who has what for primary transmitters? How do w
Send us Fan Mail Today is a review of most things having to do with spinal injuries. Anterior, posterior, and Brown-Sequard syndromes...Spinal vs Neurogenic shock differentiation (yes they are different!), and SCIWORA. W
Send us Fan Mail Many of us were taught to place ECG precordial "V" leads under large breast tissue, replace/set down the tissue after, and then obtain the image. However, did you ever stop to think about how much large
Send us Fan Mail PPV is notorious for dropping cardiac output by changing intrathoracic pressures and decreasing preload return by forcing lung tissue against major vessels and alveoli compression. However, is there ever
Send us Fan Mail Thank you for tuning into the last episode of Season 3! This episode dissects the highs and lows of ultrasound of the IVC for volume status. Where does it excel? Where does it let us down, and how do we
Send us Fan Mail There are certain aspects of Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics that are non-negotiable. One of those is the aspect of time in relation to antibiotic effectiveness. How much time is the antibiotic in the
Send us Fan Mail Ok...I get it. We were and still are often told that Calcium's role in the treatment of hyperkalemia is to "stabilize the cell membrane walls." In the most simplistic of explanations, this is still not e
Send us Fan Mail Similar to the Aortic Stenosis and head-bobbing, Mitral stenosis can also cause a peculiar side effect, that being Dysphagia. Can you figure out how this might happen before listening? See if you were ri
Send us Fan Mail Thrombocytopenia and Heparin aren't usually thought of together, at least Heparin not as being a potential cause. This episode will look at how that can be possible!
Send us Fan Mail We have heard about O2 and CO2 in patients like COPD'ers...but what happens truly when CO2 builds up to dangerous levels in the body? How does ventilation actually shut down? What do we do about it?
Send us Fan Mail We have most likely all had the phone call from the lab before, asking for a re-draw on our patient due to lab hemolysis. Have you ever thought about why that happens and how we can reduce it? It is not
Send us Fan Mail How does giving a loop diuretic actually cause the body to retain CO2??? What does that have to do with fluid management?! Surprise, quite a bit actually. Tune in and find out!
Send us Fan Mail There are some things in medicine that, when you learn the mechanics behind it, are just, well,...cool! Unfortunate, but cool to see. One wouldn't initially think something like aortic regurgitation woul
Send us Fan Mail Who are you more concerned about, the patient with a blood pressure of 96/70 or the patient with a blood pressure of 200/35? Besides the fact that this episode is titled Isolated Diastolic Hypotension, c
Send us Fan Mail If you are like me, you probably have trouble remembering the difference between heart murmur grades, whether S4 comes before S1, S3 after S2, and why it even matters. This episode breaks this down as si
Send us Fan Mail If you interpret lab values, you have most assuredly fallen into the same trap I have in the past of taking something at face value and not reasoning against trends or in conjunction with other lab value
Send us Fan Mail We are all most likely pretty adept at initial fluid resuscitation and repletion rates for pediatrics. What happens after the patient is more stable-ish? In that time period where we must now maintain th
Send us Fan Mail This episode is a review on the pharmacology behind Phenylephrine, a very potent alpha vasopressor, its uses, cautions, and more!
Send us Fan Mail DKA is a wild animal. Taming it in our sick patients can be incredibly challenging. The newest criteria are out for diagnosis of DKA, and there have been a few bigger changes. Tune in to keep up!
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