You arrive on scene to find an unconscious patient with pinpoint pupils and slow breathing. You administer naloxone. Nothing happens. The patient remains apneic. What now? […]

Serotonin Toxicity is a spectrum. Early recognition and treatment is key to preventing bad outcomes.

Diabetic Medications There are a myriad of diabetic drugs out there, all with strange and difficult to pronounce names. So how do we keep this straight? […]

Episode Transcript  Ross: Welcome to EMS Cast, where we provide high level education for you, the providers on the streets. I’m your host Ross Orpet  Matt: […]

Are you running your traumas as efficiently as you should? Dave Edwards shares with us the ideal approach/philosophy/teaching tool to how theses calls should ideally go. This document is years in the making with input from Trauma Surgeons, Emergency Physicians, and Paramedics to help clearly delineate our priorities in trauma.

The sick asthmatic is one of the scariest calls you may run. You need to understand this is different from other respiratory distress. Your treatments can have a profoundly negative impact on the patient if you don’t understand the physiology. But if you do understand what is going on, you can make a real difference and save a life.

It seems like there are new drugs hitting the streets every month. That's because there are and there's a reason for that! Come learn why and what we need to look out for and be aware of on the streets. Welcome back Dr. Nik Matsler who's going to take us through how novel drugs escape our legal system and what the dangers are. And a new update on good ol' meth too!