H’s & T’s – Medical Cardiac Arrest: Toxins

H’s & T’s – Medical Cardiac Arrest: Hydrogen Ion (Acidosis)

H’s & T’s – Medical Cardiac Arrest: Hypovolemia

H’s & T’s – Medical Cardiac Arrest: Hypokalemia

H’s & T’s – Medical Cardiac Arrest: Hypoxia

H’s & T’s – Medical Cardiac Arrest: Hyperkalemia

Measles in the SWORBHP Region​

H’s & T’s – Medical Cardiac Arrest: Hypothermia

Medical Cardiac Arrest: Reversible Causes and When to Leave Early

Why is there no Fever Medical Directive?​

911 Naloxone vs Public Health Naloxone

Review of a specific type of VT: Torsades de Pointes​

What Causes VT?​

What is VT? – Types of VT

What is VT? – Definition & Physiology​

Dexamethasone & Patients Actively Taking Steroids

Make the call: Sodium Bicarbonate

Amiodarone​ Administration

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Let’s review some pearls in treatment​

Sodium Bicarbonate in the ACP Scope: When to consider calling

Who Can Paramedics Take Orders From?​

Benefits of Salbutamol​

Treatment of Bronchoconstriction​: Epinephrine for Asthma​

Treatment of Bronchoconstriction: CPAP For COPD​

Cardiac Ischemia – Nitro in STEMI vs. non-STEMI ECGs​

Cardiac Ischemia – Why Apply Defib Pads in STEMI?​

Cardiac Ischemia Documentation Tips​

Can I Rule Out Ischemia?​

ASA and Legible 12-Lead ECG Before Nitro​

Cardiac Ischemia calls can be dynamic – a thorough history and physical exam followed by frequent reassessments are crucial

ETCO2 Monitoring – The Specialized Assessment Tool​

The “Rolling TOR”​ – Answering What, Why, and How?

Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Suboxone)

Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Suboxone)

Benefits of Salbutamol​

Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Suboxone)

Treatment of Bronchoconstriction​

Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Suboxone): Rationale and Description of the Drug

Sodium Bicarbonate in the ACP Scope: When to consider calling

Make the call: Sodium Bicarbonate (Part 1)

TOTW: ALARM Mnemonic for Shoulder Dystocia

SWORBHP Tips: CPAP & AGMP

TOTW: Rolling TOR-Paramedic Responsibility for Contacting the Coroner

TOTW: Central Venous Access Device (CVAD) Access

TOTW: Pediatric Cardiac Arrest and When to Transport

TOTW: Analysis Trainer Tool

TOTW: If You Can See Blood in the Urine: NSAIDs are Contraindicated

TOTW: PPH Management Changes if Placenta is IN or OUT

TOTW – Analgesia Pearl: Documentation

TOTW: Capnography Can Assist with Ventilation Optimization