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In this episode we dive into the world of dyspneic pediatrics and go over how to initiate and titrate High Flow Nasal Cannula's. Lit for this episode: PEEP Levels and HFNC PMID: 19567633 PMID: 21436252 PMID: 21424105 PEEP and Neonates PMID: 18646145 PMID: 17989698 PMID: 23471502 PMID: 23307853 Humidification Issues with HFNC PMID: 3747431 PMID: 8917049 PMID: 19595351 PMID: 20406507 PMID: 22207340 PMID: 33627484 Reach out: instagram: @coffeebreakHEMS email: [email protected]

In this episode, we'll be discussing the different types of Atrial Fibrillation patients you'll encounter in the field and how to treat them! (And why ACLS got it wrong).

In this episode, we're going to discuss some of the finer points from our previous episode on ventilating a sick ARDS patient. A listener, Jay B., reached out with some awesome questions about the strategy and it warranted a whole other episode. Enjoy! Reach out: instagram: @coffeebreakhems email: [email protected] Check out our new book at www.kisercpr.com/bookstore

In this episode, we'll be discussing mechanically ventilating a patient with incredibly low lung compliance and a high metabolic rate. It was rough, but we got through it! Don't forget to preorder "The Flight Medic's Guide to Lab Interpretation" today! Order at: www.kisercpr.com/bookstore Reach out: Instagram: @coffeebreakhems email: [email protected]

In this episode, we'll discuss Serum Os and how to go about using it in a clinical setting. Serum Os = (Na X 2) + (Glu / 18) + (BUN / 2.8) Corrected Sodium = Current Na + 2 (Current Glucose + 100) Reach out! Instagram: @coffeebreakhems Email: [email protected] Get the New book! "The flight Medic's Guide to Lab Interpretation" Preorder at www.kisercpr.com

In this episode, we'll be discussing a patient with hypoxia AND lung obstruction! It's a fun little episode and takes a deeper look into what affects our CO2 and O2 on the vent. Preorder "Flight Medics Guide to Lab Interpretation" starting on 12/1! Go to amazon.com or visit us at www.kisercpr.com Reach out: Instagram: @coffeebreakhems email: [email protected]

In this episode, we'll be diving into bilirubin and why that darn patient is so yellow.

In this episode we'll be looking at the differences between CMV and PCV modes on the Hamilton T1. If you're not watching this episode on Spotify, you're wrong! Reach out on instagram: @coffeebreakhems

In this episode we'll be diving into CO2. How is moved, what the numbers actually mean, and how we get rid of it. finally, we'll top it off with a little bit of "why is that CO2 not normal?" Reach out: Instagram: @coffeebreakhems Shop: www.kisercpr.com/shop email: [email protected]

In this episode, we'll be discussing the difference between static and dynamic lung compliance and how we can use these numbers to figure out if the patient has high airway resistance, low lung compliance or a mixture of both! Reach out: instagram: @coffeebreakhems email: [email protected] Shop: kisercpr.com/shop

In this episode, we'll be discussing comprehensive stroke care with Tom Latosek. He's a former paremedic and current Resident with a special interest in neuro. I hope you enjoy!

In this episode we'll be looking through the myths of ketoacids in the body and why they're absolutely required for life. Enjoy! Reach out: email: [email protected] instagram: @coffeebreakhems Merch and books: www.kisercpr.com/shop

In this episode we'll be discussing the six most common stroke syndromes. Yes, it's not just the hemispheres that can die, weirdly the whole brain can infarct. Reach out: [email protected] Instagram: @coffeebreakhems Merch/Books: www.kisercpr.com

In this episode, we'll be discussing a better EMS stroke assessment. Is it required? No. Does it make you a better, more well-rounded provider? Yes. Let's get over of fear of new learning and see if we can provide a better EMS stroke assessment for our level I patients.

In this episode Sam and I will be discussing clinical and psychological issues in EMS as well as my own personal journey towards improving my balance in life after a career in EMS.