Archives
-
Episode 49- Annie are you A-OK?
This week, we talk about amniotic fluid embolism (AFE) and the "A-OK" medication combination.
-
Episode 48- “Status Underdosingus”: Part 3: Refractory status epilepticus
In the final episode of this "Mini Grand Rounds" series, we discuss the management of refractory status epilepticus.
-
Episode 47- “Status Underdosingus”: Part 2: Urgent therapy
In Part 2 of this "Mini Grand Rounds" series, we discuss urgent therapy of patients in status epilepticus.
-
Episode 46- “Status Underdosingus”: Part 1: Emergent therapy
In Part 1 of this "Mini Grand Rounds" series, we discuss emergent therapy of patients in status epilepticus using benzodiazepines.
-
Episode 45- How do we treat agitation in the ER setting?
This week, we discuss which agents to use to control agitation in a few different clinical scenarios encountered in the ER.
-
Episode 44- “Moonshot”: Vitamin C, thiamine, and hydrocortisone in septic shock
Is a concoction of Vitamin C, thiamine, and hydrocortisone the cure for patients with sepsis or septic shock?
-
Episode 43- An expert talks: Awake intubation
Tune in as Dr. Nick Tsipis from the Emergency Medical Minute takes over the ER-Rx Podcast to discuss awake intubation
-
Episode 42- What is the most effective antiemetic in the ER setting?
What is the most effective agent for relieving nausea and vomiting in the ER? The answer may surprise you…
-
Episode 41- “The Perfect Storm:” Part 2: Hyperinfection syndrome and ivermectin
In Part 2 of this "Mini Grand Rounds" series, we discuss hyperinfection syndrome and its treatment with ivermectin.
-
Episode 40- “The Perfect Storm:” Part 1: COVID, corticosteroids, and strongyloides
In Part 1 of this "Mini Grand Rounds" series, we discuss corticosteroid use in COVID as well as the pathogenesis of strongyloides.
Recent Reviews/ Comments
“I love listening to this podcast because I can listen to 1 or 2 on my way to work and it provides great info! As a paramedic, this podcast has really helped me understand the “why” we give certain meds.”
– cresjr, Apple Podcasts review
“Ideal podcast to listen on the way to my shift. Learning points throughout!”
– andmatjos, Apple Podcasts review
“I’m currently in my last year of pharmacy school […] I just happen to come across your podcast on YouTube as I was trying to find a good explanation regarding the misleading sulfa allergy in non-antibiotic sulfonamides. Your explanation was great. I can’t believe I’m only now finding out about your podcasts but please continue to make them for as long as you can. Prospective pharmacists, such as myself, really appreciate you taking the time to put such great educational content out there.”
– S.P., Pharmacy Student
“Adis does a wonderful job of gathering the evidence-based answers to the hard questions that we all get as pharmacists and putting them into a nice, neat package.”
– rebroush1, Apple Podcasts review
“This is a great podcast to listen to at work and is not too overwhelming and well put together. Highly recommended for anyone in healthcare, even outside of emergency medicine.”
– Peelage, Apple Podcasts review
“Great reviews on drug-related topics with useful details on drug mechanisms, pharmacodynamics and administration considerations as well as data to support recommendations. Great for pharmacists, providers and learners!”
-JaayyZzee, Apple Podcasts review
“I found the topics very helpful. I have been recommending this show to pharmacy students and residents, who are also enjoying it.”
–hvgjnfd, Apple Podcasts review
“As a PA, I found this very informative. I like that the episodes are short, making them easy to listen to on my way to and from work. Would love to hear more pediatric topics!”
-Pediatric PA, Apple Podcasts review
“Good podcast thats very informative for all healthcare providers. Very easy to listen to and enjoy.”
-Bradlley88, Apple Podcasts review