Ten Minute Medic
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Ten Minute Medic
This podcast is quick educational help for busy paramedic students.
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Bladder Wars: How Seniors Lose the Silent Sepsis Struggle
Welcome to my classroom! Bladder infections in geriatric patients can lead to sepsis due to weakened immune systems, anatomical changes, and decrease...
Toxic Tales: Patterns That Save Lives
This series explores the importance of toxidrome recognition for paramedic students. Listeners will gain a clear understanding of how identifying toxi...
"Not All Tachycardias are Created Equal: The VT Mimic
Join us in this episode of The Ten-Minute Medic Podcast, where we look a fascinating topic suggested by his former student, now ER physician Dr. Caleb...
The Numbers That Whisper: Decoding Patient Survival Through EtCO2 (Extended Play)
In this episode of 'The Ten Minute Medic,' host Dr. Bill Young takes us on a journey into the world of end-tidal CO2 monitoring - a critical but oft...
Blood, Sweat, and Fears: Navigating Hemorrhagic Shock
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...
Just A Song Before I Go...
Welcome to "The Ten Minute Medic," your go-to podcast for concise, expert insights into emergency medicine. In our latest episode, we take a look at t...
Sepsis and ETCO2 Monitoring...Not Just For ET Tube Placement Anymore!
Thanks to Yusuf Ahady for his suggestion on this week's episode. I'll be in touch with Yusuf to get his SWAG package headed his way.
End-tidal...
Pre-Eclampsia: The Stealth Condition
Eclampsia, a life-threatening condition occurring during pregnancy, involves seizures and is preceded by preeclampsia. Understanding eclampsia is cruc...
Tiny Bubbles...Reviewing Acute Pulmonary Embolism
Pulmonary embolism is a condition where one or more blood clots travel from elsewhere in the body, commonly from deep veins in the legs (a condition k...
Who Is Sgarbossa and Why Is Her Criteria So Important For The AMI Patient
Understanding Sgarbossa's Criteria is important for paramedic students, similar to knowing that a defibrillator is not just a high-tech paperweight. T...
Cardiac Arrest in the Pregnant Patient
In this episode of the Ten Minute Medic, we delve into the complex pathophysiology of cardiac arrest in pregnant patients, emphasizing why a deep unde...
The Hotel California of Obstructive Respiratory Diseases
In this episode of The Ten Minute Medic, we dive into the essential aspects of asthma for paramedic students. Like the song Hotel California, air ch...
The Great STEMI Imposters
Welcome to our podcast, where we dive into the critical world of cardiology and explore a topic that's of paramount importance for paramedic students....
” Greasing the Skids” For Glucose Metabolism
Picture insulin as a key that unlocks the doors of our cells, allowing glucose to enter and power our bodies. When this intricate dance falters, as in...
You Can’t Treat What You Don’t See
The assessment skills of the paramedic are the most important ones that she has. Yet this area continues to be one of the weakest parts of paramedic...
RSV...It’s Not Just For Pediatrics Anymore!
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is not limited to pediatrics and can affect geriatric populations too. In older adults, RSV can lead to severe respi...
Mechanism of Injury-A Replay
Mechanism of injury is important for the paramedic student to learn as it takes you beyond the obvious. You become a detective when you evaluate the...
The Physics of Trauma Part 1
Having a basic understanding of the physical forces behind trauma will help you to begin to suspect injuries that may not always be obvious. In this...
Orthopedic Emergencies-Compartment Syndrome and the Various Types of Fractures
In this episode we will take a look at the signs and symptoms of compartment syndrome. We'll also take a look at the types of fractures and how they...
Shock in the Pediatric Patient Part 2 of 2
In this extended podcast, we take a look at the causes, pathophysiologies and treatments of some of the more common classifications of shock that you...
Shock in the Pediatric Patient Part 1
The early recognition of shock in the pediatric patient is imperative to the survival of your young patient. It's is important to remember that this c...
Respiratory Distress in the Pediatric Patient
Watching a child struggle to breath is difficult to deal with. However, what you do in the first few minutes of care could determine the outcome for...
Responding to the Pediatric Cardiac Arrest
Pediatric cardiac arrests are rare, but can be among the most stressful calls that the paramedic will encounter. In this podcast, we take a look at t...
You Can't Treat What You Don't Find
The assessment skills of the paramedic are the most important ones that she posses. In this episode, we take a look at how to have an organized asses...
Effective Teamwork During PALS Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation
Effective communication is imperative for the paramedic who is called upon to care for a pediatric patient. Failure to communicate raises both the hum...
Pediatric Basic Life Support
For most pediatric patients, the cause of cardiac arrest can be traced to a respiratory issue. In emergencies dealing with children, having impeccabl...
The Triple Threat of Chest Trauma
It is important for the paramedic student to understand the pathophysiology that accompanies chest trauma, both blunt and penetrating. In this podcas...
The Paramedic Student's Guide to the Asthma Patient
In this week's podcast, you will learn
1. The pathophysiology behind an asthma attack
2. The three types of asthma attacks
3. The...
Trauma For Two-The Paramedic Review of Trauma in the Pregnant Patient
Trauma has become the most frequent cause of death of the OB patient in the United States. Although maternal mortality due to other causes such as inf...
Autism and What EMS Needs to Know Part 2 of 2
This is the second part of our Autism and What EMS Needs to Know series. My guests are Dustin Young, Licensed Clinical Social Worker with the Tilla...
Autism and What EMS Needs to Know-Part 1 of 2
This week’s podcast will be a two parter! Recently I was with the paramedic students at Arkansas State University and they requested a podcast on the...
Does My Patient Know What They're Doing?
In this episode of the Ten Minute Medic, we take a look at the ability of your patient to make competent decisions. At the end of this podcast, the s...
Anaphylaxis_Pathphysiology_and_Presentation
In this episode, the paramedic student will:
1. Understand the pathophysiology behind the cellular immune response
2. Be able to recogni...
Slaying the National Registry Test Dragon
It's that time of the year when EMS students begin to sign up for their NREMT exams. In this podcast, we take a look a couple of urban legends regard...
TXA...Lifesaving Drug or Snake Oil?
In this episode of the Ten Minute Medic the listener will:
1. understand the pathophysiology behind the development and destruction of clots af...
A Second Look At Diabetes
At the end of this podcast the paramedic student will:
1. understand the signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia
2. understand the treatment...
Aren't You Sweet! A Look At Diabetes Part 1 of 2
Some forms of diabetes have been called a disease of lifestyle. There is no doubt that, in western culture, it is increasing. In this two part podca...
Airway and the Trauma Patient Part 2 of 2
In this final session of this two part podcast, the student will
1. weigh the benefits versus the risks of moving from basic airway maneuvers t...
Airway and the Trauma Patient
The Ten Minute Medic takes a look at the airway of the trauma patient. In this session, you will learn:
1. the role of external and internal r...
The Pathophysiology of Shock...Why a Blood Pressure Means Nothing!
This is the second part of the Pathophysiology of Shock episode. In this recording we'll look at:
1. Why relying on a BP for indication of sho...