Well-Being is Well-Meaning Well-Being Sounds Nice. Evidence shows that employees who participate in Wellness/Well-Being programs have reduced lifestyle diseases, reduced stress, and improved overall well-being
Bro, Do You Even Clamp? By, Jaren Jarrell FP-C, NRP How many times has a physician or respiratory therapist looked at you curiously while clamping
After coming home from a long shift, but still having to do a lot of work on the farm, you decide to make a well-earned
The Elephant in the Room: Paramedics vs. Degrees On June 8th, in this disaster of a year we call 2020, I sat down at
The Right Ventricle: The Big Breakup Image source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24828526/ Let’s pick up where we left off: RV failure caused by increased pulmonary vascular resistance. A sign she’s
(Disclaimer: the following series is meant to be a light-hearted, silly way to learn about the right ventricle while poking fun at the awkwardness of
The Right Ventricle: Your First Big Fight You had a great first date. Things are progressing nicely, but then gosh dang COVID-19 hit and
Airways are Sexy I was at an airway lecture as a baby medic and the instructor said “Airways are sexy. It’s the sexiest, most
The Fun Stuff In Part 1, we looked at what happens to the body during a zombie apocalypse. Whoops, sorry, cardiac arrest. Impedance Threshold Devices
Advances in Cardiac Arrest Care The most critical call we have as EMS providers is the one with the worst outcomes. Cardiac arrest care has
