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Hosted by Matthew · health · EN-US · 290 episodes
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
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Episode #13
Send us Fan Mail What is MetHb? How does it affect our body? Is this something that occurs naturally, or is a foreign invader of sorts? Once we know what it is, how do we detect it, and what can we do to lower the levels?
Episode #14
Send us Fan Mail Stop killing our trauma arrest patients...sounds weird to say right? But many of them may not actually be in arrest. So yes, stop killing them with improper care! Let's look at what happens when the right thing is the wrong thing here, and how standard BLS and ACLS is often not what these patients need.
Episode #15
Send us Fan Mail So many people lately seem to have very negative views of Dopamine. And for good reason! I have heard the arguments of how bad of a drug it is, how there are so many better options out there, how it causes all kinds of issues and is unpredictable...but. Could it be that there is an underlying factor which is us? That we haven't historically been the best at determining when, how, how much, how fast, etc to administer it? Humor me, listen in, and see if we can at least agree on the points being made!
Episode #16
Send us Fan Mail Most of us are familiar with the trauma triangle of death. Recently the trauma diamond of death was touted as the shiny upgrade, focusing heavily on calcium's role amongst the three other components. However, is there more to this than meets the eye? Is it really so simple as giving everyone calcium?
Episode #6
Send us Fan Mail I recently had a few EMS crews asking about the pregnancy-related emergencies they may encounter. When I asked them about what is "normal" in each trimester, it became clear that this is a topic area that is not often covered in initial training let alone in follow-up education, which spurned this podcast episode. This is a short and to-the-point compilation of some of the "normal" pregnancy-related changes so that you can recognize abnormal in the field.
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