Ventilation and perfusion (V/Q) doesn't have to be confusing. It is one of the most important concepts in EMS because it explains why patients become hypoxic, develop respiratory distress, or go into…
OB emergencies are some of the most challenging calls EMS providers face, and some of the most dangerous complications can be easy to miss. In this episode of 7 Things EMS, Dan Limmer welcomes EMS…
In this episode of 7 Things EMS, Dan Limmer and Chris Kroboth break down the hidden problems with vital signs in EMS. They cover blood pressure cuffs, pulse oximetry, perfusion, shock, and why…
OB care is changing fast, and EMS is being pushed to the front lines. Across the U.S., hospital obstetric units are closing, leaving growing “OB deserts” in their wake. That means more 911 calls for…
Capnography isn't just about the numbers or the shark fin—it’s a dynamic tool for understanding ventilation, perfusion, and metabolism in real time. In this episode of 7 Things EMS, we talk with Chris…
Sepsis isn’t just a hospital problem—it’s a prehospital emergency, and EMS providers are the front line. In this episode of 7 Things EMS, host Dan Limmer is joined by fire captain, educator, and…
Dr. Peter Antevy is a physician, entrepreneur, and originator of the Handtevy® product for pediatric patients. He is a respected voice in EMS, and in this episode, he shares 7 things that he believes…
Service animals provide essential support, from mobility and sensory assistance to detecting diabetes and seizures. However, many EMS providers lack awareness of the laws and responsibilities…
Strokes are serious. Strokes are time-sensitive as far as getting a patient to appropriate care. This episode is all about strokes. From how to perform an accurate and detailed stroke assessment to…
Stress is real. PTSD is real. The need to take care of yourself is more important now than ever. Emily Reilly is the Mental Health Coordinator for New Orleans EMS. (Yes, home of the Nightwatch…
