This episode is about using and applying waveform capnography in the pre-hospital environment. Join Dr. Brandon Oyler and Michael Williams, EMT-P, Clinical Quality Coordinator, to discuss Etco2.

Discuss the newest update within the CHRISTUS EMS Clinical Practice Guidelines with Dr. Brandon Oyler and Michael Williams. "Status Epilepticus with Ketamine"

In this podcast episode, Dr. Brandon Oyler & Michael Williams will discuss the management of endotracheal tubes and tracheostomies. They cover topics such as first-pass success in intubation, troubleshooting complications, and managing tracheostomy complications. They provide step-by-step approaches and mnemonics to help guide the management process. The episode also includes references and resources for further learning.

This Episode will focus on the case of Paramedic Luz Rodriguez during her 911 call of a patient with respiratory failure. Dr. Oyler and Michael Williams will take us through this call and shed some light on why it is not necessary to intubate a patient with a predicted difficult airway if you can maintain the oxygen saturation above 94% using a BVM device.

This case study is part of a continuous learning process focusing on a neurogenic shock patient. Dr. Brandon Oyler and Michael Williams, EMT-P will discuss assessments and treatments of patients in this condition.

In this episode, Dr. Brandon Oyler and Michael Williams will discuss the CHRISTUS EMS CPGs and the use of inotropic medications in the conditions of Shock. Take a step into a discussion at our office when dealing with several conditions related to hypoperfusion.

SCAPE occurs due to a vicious spiral involving increased sympathetic outflow, excess afterload, and worsening heart failure.

Come listen to Dr. Oyler and Michael Williams, along with Ben Becker, discuss this clinical case.

In this episode, Dr. Oyler and Host Michael Williams will review hypothermia in East Texas. The discussion will include cold-related injuries such as Chilblains, Trench Foot, Frost Nip, frostbite, and Hypothermia. Additional discussions include Paradoxical Undressing and Hide and Die Syndrome.