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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

🗓️ 1 September 2021

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Spencer brings a code with a very sticky problem while Chris brings unrelated science. Listen and find out if Chris and Spence can get to the bottom of this harrowing call.

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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.
0:24.6	This podcast reviews scenarios based on real calls run by real out-of-hospital
0:28.1	clinicians.
0:29.0	Details are changed to protect the privacy of those involved and to present educational
0:32.8	opportunities to the listener.
0:34.9	This podcast is EMS 2020.
0:39.2	Hey, everybody. Welcome to, to, I'm going to tell you guys this. This is take two of the start.
0:44.1	You're never going to hear take one. That is dead and buried. But take two. Yeah, number two.
0:51.2	Take two. Yeah. And who does enjoy a good number two at the start of anything? And so yeah, so here we two. Take two. Yeah. And who doesn't enjoy a good number two at the start of anything?
0:55.6	And so yeah, so here we are.
0:57.9	Take two.
0:59.2	Start my day with a cup of coffee in a number two every day.
1:02.1	Right.
1:02.7	Who doesn't?
1:03.1	I know you've got a cup of coffee.
1:04.6	We've stopped drinking on the podcast because that didn't lead to any fun editing.
1:08.6	So anyway, welcome everybody to another episode of EMS 2020.
1:13.0	This is a show where we take real life calls that happen out there every single day in the pre-hospital setting.
1:19.9	That's paramedics, usually, on ambulances and fire trucks and helicopters and all sorts of stuff.
1:24.9	And we review them. We go over these case studies. And so first of all, we have to give a huge thanks to all the listeners out there who
1:31.1	listen to this show and send us our material.
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