This video shows significant airway soiling. Suction was used continuously to provide a view in order to secure the airway (the SALAD technique) #AiRBlogVideos #FOAMed #Airway Find the password and more info here: sydneyhems.com/airway-registr…

Quarterly tweet to remind you to look at your patient’s feet. Also, clean your AirPods.

James DuCanto, M.D. Justin Hensley Dave Olvera Fred Jose Torres Hans Huitink Robert Barrix Joel Porter FlightBridgeED Yen Chow Trainees of EAMS EAMS BIG SALAD AirwayManagement in Perù #Intubati

Great British Bake Off but you pair every contestant with a 3-year-old who really wants to help.

Managers: If you’re not going feedback, you need to start. Because this shit means the world to me.

Suction catheters are some of the most versatile pieces of equipment in your bag. Take a look at six uses for your suction catheter you may not know about: hubs.ly/Q0128kQK0

What is your favorite physical assessment sign? #medtwitter #foamed I’ll start: Frank’s Sign

I made a resource for #POCUS users and those interested in implementing it at their program to connect with other users. Connecting clinicians to share strategy, protocols, training, etc. Check out pocusregistry.com and submit your program to be on the map! #EMS #foamed

We’ve added 2 new services to the map. If you’re using POCUS, please submit your program to the map! Connecting clinicians, simplifying networks. POCUSregistry.com

Pre-hospital application of ultrasound is the ultimate way to augment your physical assessment. Join the FOAMfrat Team in this hybrid workshop that takes you from beginner to Scan Artist! registration open at fastsymposium.com

Intra-arrest the patients eyes were steadily panning left and right, 3mm, sluggish, no nystagmus, not tracking light source. No reaction to flick “test”. I’ve never seen that before. SCA post racquet ball game, bystander CPR started with AED application and 2 shocks PTA of EMS.

Had my first pediatric arrest today, and with a suboptimal outcome. Our new medical director is top notch

We have to disconnect outcomes with failure. Just because a patient dies, does not mean that you failed. The opposite is also true, patient survival does not equate to success. We have to look at the processes we use. Sometimes we get a bad result when we use a good process.

Sedation-only Intubation (I know…) Secondary to RSI, what would you prefer?

Hasty low-oxygen delivery for neonatal resuscitation using an infant BVM with neonate mask and pulmodyne (delivering ~30% FiO2) with the ability to add supplemental O2 to meet additional needs of the patient. Thoughts?

Saw an intubation in the ICU today. Operator asked for the GlideScope at the bedside, “just in case.” “Just in case” turned into a second attempt at 78% while the succs was wearing off.

Wtf. #endthestigma