Falling into Hypoglycemia

EMS 20/20

Christopher M Pfingsten

Critical Care, Police, Paramedic School, Nremt, Ems, Education, Fire Fighter, Health & Fitness, Medical Science, Nurse, Ambulance, Rn, Life Sciences, Doctor, Study, Health, Emergency Room, Paramedics, Wellness, Registered Nurse, Exam, Paramedic, Case Study, Emergency Medical System, Transport, Science, Er, Emergency, Medicine, Hems, Medical, Courses, Emt

4.6 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 28 September 2022

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Summary

A patient is found in the bottom of a flooded ditch and the only thing lower than their temperature is their blood sugar... a crew navigates a call that could go in any direction. Do they choose the right path? Listen and find out!

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0:00.0	This podcast is hosted by Chris Finkston and Spencer Oliver. They are both experienced paramedics. They've done everything from 911 ground ambulance to volunteer fire department work
0:22.4	and are both currently flight paramedics.
0:24.7	This podcast reviews scenarios based on real calls run by real out-of-hospital clinicians.
0:29.0	Details are changed to protect the privacy of those involved and to present educational opportunities to the listener.
0:34.9	This podcast is EMS 2020.
0:43.3	Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of EMS 2020. And yeah, this is the podcast where we review your calls that you send in.
0:48.3	All the calls we review are actual real calls that come from the field.
0:51.3	So, yeah, it's a lot of fun. And yeah, what we're going to try and do is see if there's something we can learn from the field. So yeah, it's a lot of fun.
0:56.7	And yeah, what we're going to try and do is see if there's something we can learn from these calls, be it something we shouldn't do or something we should do.
1:03.0	We should adopt, yeah, for sure.
1:04.5	Yeah, absolutely.
1:05.0	And also, Spence, this is the first episode that is post YouTube launch.
1:10.1	That's right.
1:13.9	I know I promised it like a long fucking time ago. Rapid sequence information, baby. And like every RSI process, it apparently
1:24.3	takes far longer to get done than everyone anticipates.
1:29.2	You should slow down the start.
1:31.5	Successful innovations we've talked about on this show have methodical approaches at the start.
1:36.3	And we work on pre-oxygenation and we're ready.
1:39.5	That's right.
1:40.2	Anyway, yeah.
1:41.3	So Chris had his ketamine and we got him oxygenated that he finally delivered.
1:46.5	Yeah, finally, finally.
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