EMCrit podcast - pulse Ox lag & Oxygen

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Great podcast on Pulse Ox lag and the physiology of oxygen. It hits on a lot of topics relevant to EMS, such as desaturation during during RSI, as well as address a lot of questions commonly asked on the forum.

http://emcrit.org/podcasts/oxygen-physiology/
 
EMCrit is an awesome podcast. Haven't updated my collection in a while, I'll have to get on it.

Any other good ones besides ICU Rounds? Confessions of an EMS Newbie was a good one too during medic school but it hasn't updated in a while.
 
NVRob said:
EMCrit is an awesome podcast. Haven't updated my collection in a while, I'll have to get on it.

Any other good ones besides ICU Rounds? Confessions of an EMS Newbie was a good one too during medic school but it hasn't updated in a while.
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ERcast, learning radiology (May not be interesting to you), EMS: Pharmacology
 
NVRob said:
EMCrit is an awesome podcast. Haven't updated my collection in a while, I'll have to get on it.

Any other good ones besides ICU Rounds? Confessions of an EMS Newbie was a good one too during medic school but it hasn't updated in a while.
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http://www.smartem.org/

But I second EMCrit (Weingart) and ICU Rounds (Jeff Guy).
 
Jeff Guy has done a lot of really interesting stuff. He had a hand in the PHTLS Podcasts, did the Pharm for Prehospital Professionals one as well.

Probably one of my favorite speakers.
 
Chase said:
Content, Yes. Voice, No. Something about it just annoys me.
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I've always thought he was a great speaker. Agree to disagree haha.

He can hold my attention whereas I lose interest in many podcasts because I don't like the style of the speaker.
 
If you get on ItunesU... search for "The University of Iowa Department of Emergency Medicine". I actually found it just by searching "emergency medicine", but that is the one you need to look for. I have downloaded probably 20 lectures on various aspects of emergency medicine and most of them have been great.

Some of them are geared towards paramedics but most are for residents / physicians. Everything from lectures on Vent. setting, rhabdomyolitis, compartment syndrome, ESRD, pediatric airway, chest tubes, ect.

A lot of them have slides that you can watch as the audio is played but often I just listen to them on the way to work.
 
EMT B said:
any good for bls/als students?
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Pharmacology for the Pre-Hospital Professional by Jeff Guy is geared towards medic students. If you look at my previous post there is paramedic student lectures on toxicology and some other stuff on ItunesU.
 
+1 for iTunes U. Some great stuff.

Seconded for Jeff Guy's Pharm podcast. Helped me get a good basic knowledge, that's all it is though, basic.

PHTLS helped during our trauma section. Jeff Guy does some but there's a multitude of other speakers that lecture as well.

Confessions of an EMS Newbie has Kelly Grayson and another guy whose name I can't remember who is in medic school and the podcast is about his experience throughout school.

I've started listening to the EM stuff on iTunes U more so than anything else now.
 
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