Have feedback? You can now send us a text message!We're back! Have you ever had a patient who suffered a seemingly minor injury and was complaining about weakness in their hands and odd sensations in their legs? This week we're discussing the most common spinal cord injury: Central Cord Syndrome. We'll also touch briefly on neurogenic and spinal shock. During this episode I mention a technique for placing a C-collar that was a "game changer" in my practice and promised...
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Have feedback? You can now send us a text message!We're back! Have you ever had a patient who suffered a seemingly minor injury and was complaining about weakness in their hands and odd sensations in their legs? This week we're discussing the most common spinal cord injury: Central Cord Syndrome. We'll also touch briefly on neurogenic and spinal shock. During this episode I mention a technique for placing a C-collar that was a "game changer" in my practice and promised...
Episode 14 - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On - All About Seizures
911cast EMS Podcast
10 minutes
5 years ago
Episode 14 - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On - All About Seizures
Have feedback? You can now send us a text message!When is a seizure more than a seizure? What's the deal with febrile seizures? Can someone have a seizure without being postictal afterward? Join us this week as we talk all about seizures for EMS providers.Madison Programs BrooklynCPR and First Aid training in New York. Available to train your personnel at your locationOneKit First Aid KitsMore than ever, you need to be prepared. Get your OneKit First Aid Kit today!Disclaimer...
911cast EMS Podcast
Have feedback? You can now send us a text message!We're back! Have you ever had a patient who suffered a seemingly minor injury and was complaining about weakness in their hands and odd sensations in their legs? This week we're discussing the most common spinal cord injury: Central Cord Syndrome. We'll also touch briefly on neurogenic and spinal shock. During this episode I mention a technique for placing a C-collar that was a "game changer" in my practice and promised...
