Podcast Archive
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If you would like to catch up on the podcast but don’t want to use iTunes- here are master files with all of the podcasts and separate files for the show notes in both Word and PDF formats. The master files consist of a few large ZIP files (about 200 MB a piece) but you should be able to unzip them on any PC computer. I will update these each time there is a new episode.
If you have any problems with the links, please email me at steve@embasic.org.
EM Basic Podcast Master File Part 1- Intro and Episodes 1-8
EM Basic Podcast Master File Part 2- Epiosdes 9-17
EM Basic Podcast Master File Part 3- Episodes 18-23
EM Basic Podcast Master File Part 4- Episodes 24-27 and Neuro Exam Supplement
EM Basic Essential Evidence Episode 1- NEJM Rivers Sepsis Study
EM Basic Show Notes (Word format) Master File
EM Basic Show Notes (PDF) Master File
Great job dr Steve, you stuff has helped me immensely.
Thanks Timothy. It’s always great to hear good feedback from listeners. Thanks for listening!
I’m a medical student from Australia and I listen to your talks most nights before I sleep. They’re so helpful! I especially like it how you summarise at the end of every section. Keep it up Dr Steve!
Bill
Thanks so much for your comment and thanks for listening. I’m glad that you find the podcast useful and that it’s helping your education- that’s why I do it. Feel free to drop me a line any time with any topic suggestions or comments on the episodes
Steve
Dear Steve,
Thank you so much for this great series! I only wish I had found them sooner! Keep up the good work – I learn really quickly with your podcasts and am putting these pearls to good use!
Brian
Thanks for listening and thanks for commenting. I am glad that you find the podcasts useful and that you are learning from them- that’s why I do it!
Feel free to drop a line any time with any topic suggestions or comments
Steve
Dear Steve,
I am a junior doctor and your talks are really helpful. Thanks a lot. Shall I suggest/ request any topics?
Thanks
Frenauld
Frenauld
Thanks for listening and thanks for commenting. Feel free to suggest a topic any time- drop me a line on the website or at steve@embasic.org
Steve
Steve,
Thank you very much for your reply. I would like to suggest these topics:
1. Hematuria
2. Tremor
3. Red eye
4. Tiredness
5. Rash
Cheers
Frenauld
Frenauld
Thanks for the suggestions. Look for an episode on the red eye real soon. As far as the others- I will definitely do a podcast on rashes in the future but don’t get your hopes too high for that one. I freely admit that derm is not one of my strong suits and that is true for most EM people. I will, however, plan on doing a podcast on how to catch the truly emergent derm problems out there but honestly- most derm is not an EM issue and can follow-up with your primary care doctor so that’s not really my focus with the podcast.
Hematuria, tremor, and tiredness fall somewhat into that same category of not being ED problems and more primary care issues. That being said, I’ve seen a few MIs come in as “fatigue” or patients with a sodium of 110 who only felt “a little tired” so that may be a topic in the future.
Thanks again for listening and thanks for the suggestions
Steve
Steve,
Thanks a lot for your reply. Yes, I agree with you. Below I have given a mnemonic that I created and use. Have a look and use it if you like please.
DD – Shortness of breath in children MOLDA – C
M – Muscles – Neuromuscular problems, Problems in diaphragm
O – Obstruction – Upper – Croup, FB, Epiglottitis
Lower – FB, BA, Bronchiolitis
L – Lungs – In the lung – Pneumonia, Pulmonary edema
Around the lung – Pneumothorax, # – flail chest, effusions
D – Drive – Increased drive – DKA, shock, Poisions, Anxiety
Decreased drive – convulsions, coma, poisoning,
A – Abdomen – distension, peritonitis
C – Cardiac problems
Cheers
Frenauld