The ResusNation Podcast

Register HERE for the ResusX:ROSC conference!This episode of the ResusNation Podcast features Dr. Jenn Repanshek. When dealing with patients presenting with massive upper gastrointestinal (GI) bleeds, emergent...

This episode of the ResusNation Podcast features Anand Swaminathan discussing the concept of stress inoculation - a technique to manage personal stress when handling critically ill patients. Anand discusses the idea...

In this transcript, Dr. Salim Reziae, discusses the differentiation between the traditional paradigm of STEMI and non-STEMI versus the newer paradigm of occlusion and non-occlusion myocardial infarction. She presents...

Management during cardiac arrest is important, but what you do after the code is important too. Dr. Michael Winters explains.

In this podcast episode, Salim Rezaie discusses the bougie trial and whether it increases first pass success for endotracheal intubation in critically ill patients compared to an endotracheal tube with stylet. The...

Someone smart once said, shock is the rude unhinging of the machinery of life. Dr. Sara Crager is also smart, and she is on the podcast this week to give us all a new approach to patients in shock. Get ready to change...

In this episode, Dr. Dennis Kim dives deep into the topic of whole blood transfusions in trauma patients. He begins by discussing the history of blood transfusions in trauma and how they have evolved over time to...

In episode 12 of the ResusNation podcast, we are joined by Dr. Tarlan Hedayati, an emergency medicine physician with expertise in cardiac arrest resuscitation. Dr. Hedayati shares her approach to treating patients in...

In this podcast, Dr. Mike Winters discusses the challenges that come with managing the critically ill obese patient. He starts by talking about how common obesity is in the United States and the different diseases...

In this podcast episode, Anand Swaminathan and I talk about a strange case of dyspnea. We talk about how to manage patients with undifferentiated dyspnea when they present to the emergency room and how ultrasound can...

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Rashes are mostly benign and can be sent to Derm...but we're talking to Dr. Rachel Jennings about the rashes that will not only send patients to the ICU, but have significant mortality. Don't miss this podcast.....or...