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Heavy Lies the Helmet

Mike Boone, Dan Rauh, & Dr. Amanda Humphries

The Heavy Lies the Helmet® Podcast is by critical care professionals, for critical care professionals. Hosted by Mike Boone, Dan Rauh, and Dr. Amanda Humphries, we dive deep into the realities of emergency and critical care medicine. Our conversations are raw, honest, and practical — cutting through the noise to focus on real-world challenges, clinical decision-making, and the human side of high-acuity care. Whether we"re unpacking complex patient scenarios, discussing the nuances of teamwork and

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Episode 73 - Coming in Third w/Dr. Zaf Qasim

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2021/05/13

Taking care of the High Risk OB patient is outside the comfort zone of many of us. The third trimester, specifically, presents unique challenges both pregnancy-related and otherwise. Why are normal physiologic changes related to pregnancy ABNORMAL in the third trimester? How do we determine if the pregnant patient is sick or not sick? And how do you change your treatment based on these findings? Tune in as we sit down with Dr. Zaf Qasim to address these important questions. We also touch on

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Episode 72 - The Business of Medicine w/Chris Smetana

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2021/04/26

Has administration ever made a decision that you didn't agree with and/or understand? Of course! As much as we don't like to admit it, the medical industry is a business. For that reason, finances play a significant factor in decision-making. How do we maintain balance between profit and patient care? How do we bridge the gap between leadership and staff members? Tune in to this brutally honest episode where we sit down with Chris Smetana, former Flight Medic and CEO of IA MED, and our very own

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Episode 71 – Chicken, Starfish & Cat Scans (Audio Only)

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2021/04/08

Due to the popularity of Episode 68 - X-Ray Vision, we've decided to extend our radiology series and focus on computerized tomography (CT) scans. Head CT scans, specifically, are often viewed by emergency and transport clinicians when patients require tertiary neurovascular services. Tune in to another visually-guided episode as we discuss this extremely important topic, providing ways to easily interpret the various forms of intracranial hemorrhages with some additional findings that you may

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Episode 71 - Chicken, Starfish & Cat Scans

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2021/04/08

Due to the popularity of Episode 68 - X-Ray Vision, we've decided to extend our radiology series and focus on computerized tomography (CT) scans. Head CT scans, specifically, are often viewed by emergency and transport clinicians when patients require tertiary neurovascular services. Tune in to another visually-guided episode as we discuss this extremely important topic, providing ways to easily interpret the various forms of intracranial hemorrhages with some additional findings that you may

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Episode 70 - A Mind-Blowing Case Study (Presentation)

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2021/03/24

Some clinicians may have a tendency to neglect performing a thorough neurological exam in a comatose patient. And when a neuro patient requires an advanced airway, some clinicians may not be mindful of cerebral perfusion pressure and how to optimize it effectively. In this podcast episode, we provide you with the recording of Bryan's presentation from ICON (IA MED Conference Online) 2021. After introducing a case study, he breaks down the various neuro assessment techniques that can be used when

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Episode 69 - Resisting Traumatic Arrest w/Dr. Amanda...

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2021/02/22

Pre-hospital resuscitation of the traumatic arrest patient is controversial, to say the least. Some evidence has shown our efforts to be futile. But are the studies skewed by inappropriate management and our resistance to act? When do we intervene, and when do we not? And how can we help improve these poor mortality rates? Join us as we discuss this important topic with Dr. Amanda Humphries, Flight Physician and EMS Fellow. We touch on determining medical versus traumatic arrest, prioritization of

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Episode 68 – X-Ray Vision (Audio Only)

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2021/01/30

Though we are not Radiologists, we constantly find ourselves needing to interpret basic chest x-rays. Whether it's ETT placement or ARDS identification, it is important to know what you're looking at. Join us for a visually-assisted podcast episode where our very own Intensivist and Medical Director, Dan Rauh, helps break down this seemingly overwhelming topic. *Reference the show notes for this episode at heavyliesthehelmet.com/068 for the x-ray images we discuss. Get CE hours for our podcast

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Episode 68 - X-Ray Vision

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2021/01/30

Though we are not Radiologists, we constantly find ourselves needing to interpret basic chest x-rays. Whether it's ETT placement or ARDS identification, it is important to know what you're looking at. Join us for a visually-assisted podcast episode where our very own Intensivist and Medical Director, Dan Rauh, helps break down this seemingly overwhelming topic. Get CE hours for our podcast episodes HERE! ------------------------------------------------ Twitter @heavyhelmet Facebook

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Episode 67 - The Calm After the Storm

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/12/30

Recently, Central America was devastated by back-to-back Category 4 tropical storms including Hurricane Eta and Lota. As a Guatemalan resident, our very own Chris 'Razor' Sharpe was in the thick of it. Tune in to this podcast episode where we discuss the SAR and relief work he was a part of during that dire time. We highlight mission preparation, prioritization of victims, and several high risk incidents that will help you be a safer crew person. Get CE hours for our podcast episodes HERE

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Episode 66 - The Silent Seizure

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/12/08

Non-Convulsive Seizures (NCS) or Non-Convulsive Status Epilepticus (NCSE) is defined as cerebral ictal activity without obvious clinical signs. Altered mental status is usually the only notable deficit, so it's important to know how to identify and treat this life-threatening disorder. Tune in to find out how through a casual discussion and real-life example. Get CE hours for our podcast episodes HERE! ------------------------------------------------ Twitter @heavyhelmet Facebook

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Episode 65 - One Hiring to Rule Them All (Graduation...

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/11/15

Acquiring a job in flight medicine is only the beginning. In this presentation to the 2020 Flight Crew Academy graduating class, Mike discusses three archetypes of new hires. He highlights positive and negative behaviors, systematically addressing incompetence, and how to ultimately get off orientation successfully. ------------------------------------------------ Twitter @heavyhelmet Facebook @heavyliesthehelmet Instagram @heavyliesthehelmet YouTube /heavyliesthehelmet Website

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Episode 64 - Trapped Inside: Obstructive Lung...

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/11/06

With the upcoming respiratory season, many of us will be caring for an increased number of pediatric and adult patients with pulmonary disease processes. Obstructive physiology, specifically, can result in an increased strain of resources to effectively care for this critically ill population. In this webinar, Mike, Bryan, and Jordan focus on status asthmaticus and COPD exacerbation. They discuss etiology, diagnostic criteria, and the latest evidence-based treatment ranging from medication

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Episode 63 - Flight Medicine Rules w/Chris Stevenson

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/10/08

Chris Stevenson is back for a third go-round, so I think that makes him a regular guest on the show. This time, he came at us with a non-clinical topic that peeked our interest... Likely over the years, we find ourselves giving or receiving advice related to flight medicine. As our years of experience have accumulated, so has the length of our rules and mantras related to flying. From military to mentors to pop culture, these are our 'Rules for Surviving Flight Medicine'. *We take no credit for this

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Episode 62 - Fast Rhythms, Furious Management w/Dr....

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/09/14

Due to 'The Big C', ECHO Yacht Club was cancelled... but life goes on, and so does our podcast. We decided to turn lemons into lemonade and have our friend and emergency medicine powerhouse Dr. Sal Rezaie join us for a discussion based on what-would-have-been our Yacht Club presentation. Everyone carries a card that says they know how to manage tachydysrhythmias. But what happens when your interventions don’t work? In this podcast episode, we focus on recent evidence suggesting alternate means of

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Episode 61 - Down Under Dynamics w/Dr. Cliff Reid

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/08/25

Whether it's in regard to scope of practice, clinical judgment, or professional communication, transport is a very dynamic environment. We had the privilege of welcoming the infamous Dr. Cliff Reid to the show to discuss his and Sydney HEMS' approach to all of these areas. Tune in and learn how to be a high level transport provider from one of the best in our industry. Get CE hours for our podcast episodes HERE! ------------------------------------------------ Twitter @heavyhelmet Facebook

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Episode 60 - Save Your Life w/Randy Mains (Part 2)

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/08/06

This could quite possibly be one of our most important podcast episodes to date featuring one of the most interesting persons in our industry. What is the opposite of complacency? And how do you know if you are? In this podcast episode, we are joined by Randy Mains, pilot and safety expert, to discuss all things Crew Resource Management (CRM) and the human factors that kill our colleagues. We also discuss how you can arm yourself with the knowledge to make good decisions, break a link in the chain,

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Episode 59 - Save Your Life w/Randy Mains (Part 1)

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/07/30

This could quite possibly be one of our most important podcast episodes to date featuring one of the most interesting persons in our industry. What is complacency? And how do you know if you are? In this podcast episode, we are joined by Randy Mains, pilot and safety expert, to discuss all things Crew Resource Management (CRM) and the human factors that kill our colleagues. We also discuss how you can arm yourself with the knowledge to make good decisions, break a link in the chain, and ultimately

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Episode 58 - Going With the Flow (Presentation)

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/07/15

High flow nasal cannula is an increasingly popular modality for Acute Respiratory Distress and Failure. Previously, we saw it used mostly in the pediatric population. But as time has went on, especially with the COVID-19 outbreak, this has become an effective means of O2 delivery in all patient groups. With its increased frequency of use, it is only natural that we as transport providers will adopt this therapy. Tune in to Mike's ICON 2020 presentation regarding this topic. Get CE hours for our

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Episode 57 - Weight and Calculate w/Lynn Lamkin

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/06/30

How do you calculate your drug dosages? What do you base it on? In this podcast episode, we are joined by Lynn Lamkin, EM pharmacist, to discuss weight based versus non-weight based drug dosages. We also breakdown when true body weight (TBW), ideal body weight (IBW), lean body weight (LBW) or adjusted body weight (ABW) is a more appropriate option. Get CE hours for our podcast episodes HERE! ------------------------------------------------ Twitter @heavyhelmet Facebook @heavyliesthehelmet Instagram

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Episode 56 - Where There's Smoke, There's Injury...

Heavy Lies the Helmet ·

2020/06/15

You asked. We answered. In a follow-up to our burn resuscitation podcast episode, we are joined by Chris Stevenson and his burn center Medical Director, Dr. Mike Feldman, to discuss inhalation injuries. Tune in as we discuss the mechanism surrounding inhalation injuries and how to treat them affectively based on anatomical location and poison type. ------------------------------------------------ Twitter @heavyhelmet Facebook @heavyliesthehelmet Instagram @heavyliesthehelmet YouTube

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