COPD/Shortness of breath

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🗓️ 9 December 2013

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

EM Basic is back with another episode of the EM Basic Project. In today's episode Drs. Tim Peck and Colby Redfield review the chief complaint of shortness of breath with a focus on COPD. Even though we did an episode on shortness of breath a while back, it's always great to get a new perspective on this chief complaint. Today's episode also features a very special guest cameo by the name of Dr. Peter Rosen. He pretty much started EM as a speciality and you may have seen his name on a textbook or two.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, this is Steve Carroll, and you're listening to the Em Basic Podcast.
0:05.1	Today, we're back with another installment of the Em Basic project, where you, the audience, submit your podcasts.
0:11.9	Today's topic is Shortness of Breath with a focus on COPD.
0:15.5	While we did an episode on Shortness of Breath a long time back, it's always great to get a new perspective,
0:21.5	and the authors will also review treatment of COPD in the emergency department. Our guests today are doctors Tim Peck
0:27.2	and Colby Redfield, and I will let them introduce themselves fully in the podcast. They are also
0:33.1	launching a new EM foam website called IClickEM.com, and they will tell you all about it at the
0:39.0	very beginning of the podcast. They also have a cameo from a very special guest. You may have
0:44.3	heard of him before, the one, the only, Peter Rosen. He's kind of a big deal on emergency medicine.
0:50.6	He not only has the leather-bound books, he has written all of those leather-bound books in EM as well.
0:55.7	Before we get started, a few housekeeping things. First, I want to say that I am sorry for the drop-off in podcasts.
1:02.2	I started an online master's in medical education in September, and it has taken most of the time that I usually spend producing new episodes.
1:09.9	Starting now, I'm down from two classes each semester, down to one, so that should give me the time that I usually spend producing new episodes. Starting now, I'm down from two classes each semester down to one, so that should give me
1:14.0	the time to get back on it.
1:16.2	This is where I need your help.
1:18.1	I need submissions for the EM Basic Project, so we can keep the knowledge flowing when
1:22.3	things are super busy for myself.
1:24.7	So if you're an EM senior resident or attending or you know someone who you think
1:29.1	could create a great podcast, please, please, send them my way. Go to embasic.org, look at the
1:35.6	available topics, and email me with your choice, or feel free to suggest one of your own.
1:41.1	Since you've waited so long for a new episode, I will break my own role and give a
1:44.6	sneak peek of the next episode. This is going to be a big one, and it's going to be in two parts.
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