Explosive Ordnance Disposal Operations for EMS - Part 1
Lake County Bomb Squad team member, Brian Yenkevich joins Dr. Hill, Caleb and Scott for a different kind of discussion. Explosive Ordnance Disposal Operations. In Part 1, Detective Yenkevich outlines how the team trains, operates and defines its mission.
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In Flight Emergencies on Commercial Airline Flights - Part 4 (LIVE)
In this engaging and surprisingly eye-opening episode, the crew sits down with Dr. Jordan Singer, an emergency medicine physician with unique experience providing in-flight medical command. Together, they explore the complexities of managing medical emergencies in one of the most austere environments imaginable—an airplane at cruising altitude. From physiology at altitude and cabin pressurization to legal protections and what's actually in those onboard emergency kits, this episode offers critical insights for any EMS or healthcare provider who's ever heard the overhead call: "Is there a doctor on board?"
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In Flight Emergencies on Commercial Airline Flights - Part 3
In Part 3 the crew addresses some loose ends including why the drop-down masks cannot be used for in flight medical emergencies, what patients should NOT get an a commercial airliner, specific emergencies such as seizures and treatment of and commercial airline diversion decisions.
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In Flight Emergencies on Commercial Airline Flights - Part 2
Dr. Jordan Singer continues his in flight emergency discussion and includes the Aviation Medical Assistance Act which is similar to the Good Samaritan Laws is the discussion on this episode. You are covered as a trained EMS professional as long it is within reasonable parameters of your typical skills. There is an interesting caveat to this discussion as far as when flying nondomestic flights.
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In Flight Emergencies on Commercial Airline Flights - Part 1
This episode, we are joined by Dr. Jordan Singer, an Assistant Professor and Core Faculty member in the EMS Fellowship at the University Hospitals of Cleveland. Part of Dr. Singer's specialty, has become "in flight emergencies" on commercial airlines. One in twenty flights, globally, experience some type of inflight emergency. In this episode, a general discussion ensues regarding cabin pressure and its affect on the human body.
This is a weekly podcast with our group talking about local, regional and national EMS issues. Physicians, nurses, advanced and basic EMS providers will gain professional knowledge from this podcast.
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