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Ten Minute Medic

Dr. Bill Young, NRP, Ed. D.

This podcast is quick educational help for busy paramedic students.

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09:48

Aren't You Sweet! A Look At Diabetes Part 1 of 2

Ten Minute Medic ·

2019/02/25

Some forms of diabetes have been called a disease of lifestyle. There is no doubt that, in western culture, it is increasing. In this two part podcast we will : 1. review the anatomy and physiology of the pancreatic system 2. understand the role that insulin, glucose and glycogen play in homeostasis Thanks for listening!

11:04

Airway and the Trauma Patient Part 2 of 2

Ten Minute Medic ·

2019/02/10

In this final session of this two part podcast, the student will 1. weigh the benefits versus the risks of moving from basic airway maneuvers to more advanced ones. 2. understand the importance of adequate airway suctioning versus limiting it to 10-15 seconds. 3. be introduced to the concepts of rapid sequence intubation and drug assisted intubation. The protocol established by the Kentucky Board of EMS will be used for this discussion. Please refer to the EMS governing agency of your state for

10:14

Airway and the Trauma Patient

Ten Minute Medic ·

2019/02/03

The Ten Minute Medic takes a look at the airway of the trauma patient. In this session, you will learn: 1. the role of external and internal respiration. 2. factors that influence alveolar and cellular gas exchange. 3. the dangers of hyperventilation of your patient. Next weeks podcast will continue the discussion of the airway of the trauma patient. If you would like to have a topic covered, drop me a line at bill.young@eku.edu.

09:12

The Pathophysiology of Shock...Why a Blood Pressure...

Ten Minute Medic ·

2019/01/27

This is the second part of the Pathophysiology of Shock episode. In this recording we'll look at: 1. Why relying on a BP for indication of shock could be deadly for your patient, 2. The three stages of shock and why you must be aggressive in its recognition and treatment and, 3. How the movement of fluid in and out of the cells affects the hemostatic status of your patient.

10:27

The Pathophysiology of Shock...Out of Sight, Out of...

Ten Minute Medic ·

2019/01/23

This week and next week the Ten Minute Medic will cover the workings of the body in shock and why this topic is probably the most important lecture you will cover in your paramedic class. This is a two part episode.

09:54

What the Paramedic Student Needs to Know about...

Ten Minute Medic ·

2019/01/13

The rules of engagement for active shooting scenes have changed. No longer can EMS sit back until the "scene is secure". In this podcast, we will review the kinematics of gunshot wounds that will enable you to better assess, recognize and treat your gunshot patient.

09:18

Metabolic Acidosis and Alkalosis and Your Patient

Ten Minute Medic ·

2019/01/07

We come to the end of our series on acid base balance with a look at metabolic acidosis and alkalosis. In this podcast you will learn: 1. The most common cause of metabolic acidosis 2. Why the administration of sodium bicarbonate for your patient in metabolic acidosis may be deadly 3. A summary of pathophysiology pearls to remember when addressing acid base issues.

09:30

When Your Patient Is Breathing Too Fast: Respiratory...

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/12/23

For your patient, there is, probably, no more frightening sensation than that of not being able to breathe. This is never more true than in the patient who is in respiratory alkalosis. In this podcast we look at: 1. What respiratory alkalosis is. 2. The pathophysiology behind it. 3. The best way to treat, and not treat, your patient.

09:50

The Paramedic Students Guide To Respiratory Acidosis

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/12/16

Respiratory acidosis is commonly seen in the pre-hospital patient. In this episode, we take a look at the pathophysiology and treatment approach of this frequently encountered condition.

08:36

What Bacon Chili Cheese Fries Have To Do With Medicine!

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/12/02

We've all been there! What do you do after that massive chili cheese burger? You reach for an antacid! In this episode, we take a look at the mechanisms that the body uses to help maintain a homeostatic pH so that we live the best life. This also introduces a four part series in which we will take a look at each of the syndromes that occur when acid-base balance gets out of kilter.

09:47

The T Wave That Ate the ECG

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/11/18

Conventional EMS education says that T wave abnormalities are present with an elevated potassium. Is that always true. In today's podcast, Dr. Bill Young takes a look at some of the most common symptoms of hyperkalemia as well as the importance of understanding the pathophysiology behind it.

08:22

Why No Os?: How Oxygen Could Make Your ACS Patient...

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/11/11

Could oxygen be detrimental to our cardiac patients? You bet your sweet nitroglycerine it could be. Learn more from this week's podcast!

08:27

Ketamine for Prehospital Use

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/10/19

Although a newcomer to the drug bags of paramedics, ketamine was first developed in 1962 and used as an anesthetic in surgery. Over the last couple of years, it has become an attractive option for use in the prehospital arena because of it many applications, it’s safety as an anesthetic and fairly rapid onset of action.

10:12

Respiratory Emergencies in Pediatric Patients

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/10/11

It is fall of the year and this is the time that health care providers begin to think about childhood respiratory diseases. In this podcast, we will take a brief look at some of the more common pediatric respiratory diseases that you may come into contact with.

09:26

Right Ventricular AMI...Fact or Myth

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/10/03

The presence of a right ventricular MI has always been something that has a mysterious hold for paramedics. In the past, any patient with a RVMI was prohibited from receiving NTG because of a possibility that they would suffer from life threatening hypotension. However, is this the case. In this podcast, we will look at the pathophysiology of the RVMI and maybe even dispel some myths

11:20

Congestive Heart Failure Pathophysiology and Treatment

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/09/28

One of the most common cardiac related emergencies that the paramedic will be called upon to deal with is that of congestive heart failure. In this podcast, we will look at the pathophysiology of the disease process, the symptoms that your patient may present and the treatment that you may be called upon to give.

05:18

Heart Blocks Made Easy-Episode 1

Ten Minute Medic ·

2018/09/11

If you are anything like most paramedic students, you will, at some point in time struggle with AV heart blocks. In this short podcast, learn how to become much more proficient in their identification.

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