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1. A patient with a history of hypertension
2. Answer: Pre-eclampsia
3. Is There an Association Between Time and Mortality in the Pre-hospital Setting? | Ask the Medical Director Part 4
4. Medical Pictionary 2
5. Medical Pictionary 2 Answer
6. AEIOUTIPS Neurological Assessment
7. Kidney Anatomy
8. Cardiac Arrest and ETCO2
1. Medical Pictionary 1
2. Medical Pictionary 1 Answer: Portal Hypertension
3. Vasopressor in Sepsis (Question)
4. Norepinephrine in Sepsis (Answer)
5. Calcium and Hyperkalemia? | Ask the Medical Director (Part 3)
6. What is Absolute and Relative Refractory Period?
7. What Rhythm is This?
8. 3rd Degree Block Patient Breakdown
1. How Much blood Can You Lose?
2. Why is it MAP - ICP = CPP?
3. The Creation of Red Blood Cells
4. A Patient Presents with Difficulty Breathing and Cyanosis with No Abnormal Lung Sounds
5. Answer: Pulmonary Embolism
6. Calculating Pediatric Blood Pressures
7. Identifying the cause of PEA
1. Starlings Law
2. Avoid Hypotension in Traumatic Brain Injury
3. ETCO2 and Fluids?
4. Fluids in Cardiac Arrest?
5. Sizing Pediatric BP Cuffs
6. Resuscitation pior to Intubation
1. DKA and Water
2. My Advice on Becoming a Flight Paramedic
3. Helping Patients Tolerate CPAP
4. Why Did I Become a Paramedic?
5. What's Happening to This Patient?
6. Decompressing a Tension Pneumothorax
7. Medication Half-life and Why It Matters
1. V1, V2 Depression, Think Posterior MI
2. V/Q Mismatch
3. Why CO2 is so Important
4. How is CO2 Controlled?
5. Where Does CO2 Come From?
6. DKA
1. Medication is the Key
2. Breath Stacking
3. Passing Exams
4. Shark Fin ETCO2?
5. Low ETCO2 in Pulmonary Embolism?
6. What Do You Think of This ECG?
1. How bronchoconstriction impacts ventilation
2. Understanding Anatomy and Physiology
3. Why Medications Don't Work Right Away
4. Pathophysiology of Obstructive Shock
5. How Food Becomes Useable Glucose
6. When Are You To Ready Advance?
1. What Happens to The Nucleus in Red Blood Cells?
2. Fluids In Heart Failure
3. It's Not Just COPD!
4. Polyuria
5. The Lungs and Diaphragm
6. Antihypertensives
1. Managing Wet and Cold Cardiogenic Shock
2. How Cardiac Tamponade Causes Shock
3. Beck's Triad in Cardiac Tamponade
4. How Insulin Works!
5. How Blood Vessels Control Fluid Movement
6. Fluid Shift in Sepsis
1. What is Shock?
2. What Is Neurogenic Shock?
3. Cardiogenic Shock
4. The Trauma Line
5. Pathophysiology of Cardiogenic Shock
6. Management of Cardiogenic Shock
1. Traction Splints For Femur Fractures
2. What Bronchoconstriction Does To The Lungs
3. Cardiac Action Potential
4. Type 1 Diabetes
5. Amiodarone
6. The Diffirence Between Vasoppressors Epinephrine and Norepinephrine
7. Albuterol vs ATROVENT
8. Nitroglycerine and It’s Benefit in Myocardial Infarction
9. How Antibiotics Work In The Body
10. How Tranexamic Acid Works
11. Ketamine in Refractory Seizures
12. How Benzodiazepines Actually Work
13. How Magnesium Sulfate Works
14. Treating Nausea with Alcohol Swabs?
15. How Narcan Works
16. How Paralytics Work
17. Why ET Tube Size Matters
18. Patient Positions
19. Calcium Channel Blockers
20. Pathophysiology of Upper GI Bleeds
21. How Chloride Can Cause Acidosis
1. Systemic Vascular Resistance
2. Medication Half-life and Why It Matters
3. How ARDS Causes Hypoxia
4. Increased Cranial Pressures
5. How Hypertonic Saline Helps In TBI
6. Pulmonary Embolism
1. Here's Why You Can't Hold Your Breath Forever
2. Why Can You Hear Gurgling?
3. SGA VS Intubation | Ask The Medical Director Part 2
4. How CPAP Improves Oxygenation
5. How To Help Your Patient Tolerate CPAP
6. Types of Fractures
1. Understanding Ventilation Physiology
2. Whats The Difference Between a STEMI and NSTEMI?
3. Understanding Axis Deviation
4. What Happens If You Don't Let Your Lungs Equalize?
5. Understanding Le Fort Facial Fractures
6. Why Do We Need So Much More Muscle In The Left Ventricle?
1. How Important Is PEEP When Using A BVM?
2. You Can Tell A Lot From Pupil Reactions
3. Pathophysiology of an Open Pneumothorax
4. How To Spot a Flail Chest
5. The Vagal Maneuver
6. 2020 Scenario Shoot BTS
1. IV Location Matters
2. Alcohol and Esophageal Varices
3. Water Toxicity
4. Why Is Ventilation Becoming More Difficult With This Patient?
5. Needle Decompression
6. Ventilating Only To Chest Rise
7. Neurogenic Shock
1. How the Brain Controls Respirations
2. How Paralytics Work
3. Why PEEP Valves Are So Important
4. A Quick Review of Pediatric BVM Ventilation
5. How Should We Report for Trauma Patients? | Ask the Medical Director (Part 1)
6. Ventilate Only To Chest Rise in Pediatrics?
7. Adult BVM vs Pediatric BVM
1. Why We Should Use LR in Sepsis
2. What Lead Do You Look at First?
3. aVL for Inferior MIs?
4. Systolic, Diastolic and Mean Arterial Pressure
5. Why Don't We Defibrillate PEA?
6. Hypertension in Traumatic Brain Injuries
7. Understanding Posterior Myocardial Infarctions
1. Why Do We Need So Much More Muscle In The Left Ventricle?
2. What Rhythm is This?
3. Sepsis Patient with PVCs
4. Bilateral Blood Pressures In Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
5. Bradycardia In Inferior MIs?
6. How CPAP Works To Improve Ventilation
7. Absolute and Relative Refractory Periods
1. Hypotension In Third Trimester Pregnancy
2. How To Perform an IO
3. How Fast Should Our Compressions Be?
4. Why Does CPAP Cause Hypotension?
5. Alpha1, Beta1 and Beta2
6. What do we call this condition?
7. Why TIAs are still dangerous
1. P Waves In Atrial Fibrillation
2. Sealing an Open Pneumothorax
3. The Pathophysiology of Bundle Branch Blocks
4. The Physiology of Capillaries and Blood Flow
5. Isotonic Fluids Leave The Blood Vessel?
6. Why Do Patients Get Peripheral Edema?
1. Understanding Coup and Contrecoup
2. How Much Better Is Two Person Ventilation?
3. Here's Why We're Extremely Cautious During CPR
4. Understanding Preload
5. Understanding Afterload
6. How We Compensate For Shock
1. How I Manage My Mental Health
2. Hypotension In Brain Injuries
3. Traction In Femur Fractures
4. Ventilating A Pediatric Patient
5. The Difference Between Hyperextension and and Hyperflexion
6. Pupil Reactions
1. How The Heart Gets Blood
2. Pregnant Patients in Left Lateral Recumbent Position
3. Traction Splints on Femur Fractures
4. Rebound Tenderness
5. Basic Airway Skills
6. The Difference Between Baro and Chemo Receptors
1. Calculating Pediatric Blood Pressures
2. Pathophysiology of Neurogenic Shock
3. Alcohol and Esophageal Varcies
4. Marking Foot Pulses
5. Pediatric Blood Pressure Cuffs
6. Physiology of Capillaries in Shock

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