Episode Chapters
- October Introduction10:47Paper Chase 1 – Steroids for Lumbar Radiculopathy6:45Bad Idea Month - No, The Theme's Not Halloween1:03Ventilators 101 – Part 121:36Tales From The Administrator: ED Flow Part 1: Triage16:01Annals of Emergency Medicine – The Case of the Purple Pee19:26Paper Chase 2 – Pediatric C-Spine Injuries5:05Pediatric Myth Busting - Part 15:32Bad Idea Month – Remember HM? He Doesn't2:14Scripting for Satisfaction17:18Paper Chase 3 – Aortic Stenosis, PE and Nitrates5:05Pharmacology Rounds - Tweetorama21:44Targeted Temperature Management 1 Year Later20:55Ventilators 101 – Part 214:33Paper Chase 4 – Ketofol Potions Class6:25Bad Idea Month – Thanks, War4:24Pediatric Mythbusting - Part 216:03Scabies19:20Critical Care Mailbag - IV FluidsFree Chapter10:24Paper Chase 5 - Prophylactic Antibiotics in Fingertip Amputations?5:35October Summary26:16EM:RAP 2015 Octobre Résumé en Francais1h, 05mEM:RAP 2015 October Aussie Edition31:30EM:RAP 2015 Octubre1h, 11mEM:RAP 2015 October Canadian Edition20:46
EM:RAP 2015 October Summary 928 KB - PDF
At its core, the ventilator is a simple device: a mechanical bellows. There are three questions to ask when dialing in the settings: target, trigger, and termination. Well, maybe more than three questions, but those will get you started.
Vents, Scabies, and IV Fluid Cage Match Full episode audio for MD edition 256:28 min - 357 MB - M4AEM:RAP 2015 Octobre Résumé en Francais Français 65:06 min - 39 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2015 October Aussie Edition Australian 31:30 min - 43 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2015 Octubre Español 71:43 min - 38 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2015 October Canadian Edition Canadian 20:46 min - 16 MB - MP3EM:RAP 2015 Español Octubre 2015 1 MB - PDFEM:RAP 2015 October Board Review Answers 243 KB - PDFEM:RAP 2015 October Board Review Questions 343 KB - PDFEM:RAP 2015 October MP3 253 MB - ZIPEM:RAP 2015 October Summary 928 KB - PDF