They Have A History Of Heart

EMS 20/20

Christopher M Pfingsten

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4.6 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 5 August 2020

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Lone Wolf, an experienced Paramedic, puts on a master class of communicating with a jackass of a patient... but makes one single misstep that almost costs the patient their life! Chris and Spence review a call that could be all too real to anyone in the field as a difficult patient makes history taking a challenge.

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0:00.0	You are listening to EMS 2020, a podcast hosted by Spencer Oliver and myself, Chris Finkston.
0:19.9	We are paramedics with quite a bit of experience,
0:22.8	ranging from flight paramedicine to ground transportation to even some volunteer work as well.
0:28.3	EMS 2020 reviews scenarios based on actual out-of-hospital medical scenes. Portions of the scenarios are
0:33.2	altered to protect the privacy of those involved and to present educational opportunities to the listener.
0:44.8	All right.
0:45.5	Hey, thank you for joining us today on EMS 2020.
0:50.3	Good morning.
0:51.1	Good afternoon.
0:52.1	Good evening.
0:52.7	Whatever it is for you when you're listening to this.
0:55.3	Yeah, so, Spence, how you doing?
0:57.5	Oh, you know, not so bad.
0:59.0	Not so bad.
1:01.4	Oh, boy.
1:03.1	You know what a pet peeve of mine is?
1:06.1	There are many people who report coffee is life.
1:14.3	Chocolate is life. Dutch brothers for life.
1:21.0	Yeah. You really, you really seem to have it out for life. Yeah. That seems to be the common thing. No, yeah, definitely have a problem with people picking small mundane things as a basis for all
1:26.9	life decisions. Yeah, I have a problem with that.
1:29.2	But another pet people of mine is when you're going to a call and dispatch comes over and one of
1:35.3	things they like to tell you is a patient has a history of heart. Oh, fuck. I hate that. Oh, God. You
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