Introduction
Eric Bauer introduces himself and The FlightBridgeED Podcast. In this first episode, he briefly describes this educational podcast series and the origins of FlightBridgeED, LLC.
View ArticleCellular Respiration
Eric Bauer explains everything oxygenation. We look closely at cellular respiration and diffusion, ventilation/perfusion, shunt, VQ mismatches and the Fick principle.
View ArticleRSI: Doing It Right! - Part 1
In this 2 part series, Eric discusses RSI and all aspects of related drug pharmacology providing insight into implementation in the critical care setting.
View ArticleRSI: Doing It Right! - Part 2
In this 2 part series, Eric discusses RSI and all aspects of related drug pharmacology providing insight into implementation in the critical care setting.
View ArticleVentilator Management In The EMS World - Part 1
In this 3 part education series, Eric Bauer discusses ventilator management in the critical care environment. We look closely at cellular respiration and the different terminology as it relates to...
View ArticleVentilator Management In The EMS World - Part 2
In this 3 part education series, Eric Bauer discusses ventilator management in the critical care environment and the different modes of ventilation.
View ArticleVentilator Management In The EMS World - Part 3
In his 3 part education series, Eric presents ventilator management approaches and strategies with regard to different patient presentations. We also apply the pathophysiology we learned in part 1 and...
View ArticleThe Platinum 10
Eric Bauer discusses the importance of the first "Platinum 10" minutes and its key relationship to the "Golden Hour."
View Article12-Lead: A Fundamental Approach
This is part 1 of a 2 part series covering 12-lead ECG fundamentals.
View Article12-Lead: LBBB and Sgarbossa Criteria
This is part 2 of a 2 part series covering 12-Lead ECG interpretation, focusing on LBBB and Sgarbossa criteria.
View ArticleCardiac Arrest: Intubation, or BVM?
New ACLS standards clearly regard quality CPR above advanced airway placement. Are they right?
View ArticleTrauma Management: Fluid Resuscitation and Permissive Hypotension
Eric Bauer discusses hypovolemic shock, permissive hypotension techniques and theory, and how fluid affect oxygenation.
View ArticleSedation and Pain Management
Good sedation and pain management are essential to managing the intubated patient. In this podcast, Eric Bauer explores why this is so vital and about industry standards to get it done right.
View ArticlePressure Control: PRVC Modes of Ventilation
In this episode, Eric clearly explains the importance and implementation of pressure controlled modes of ventilation. These modes are generally less understood than volume controlled modes, however,...
View ArticleTraumatic Arrest: What Are We Treating?
In this episode of The FlightBridgeED Podcast, we discuss ethical and practical aspects of traumatic arrest resuscitative practices.
View ArticleDominating Acid Base Balance - Part 1
In part 1 of this 3 episode series, we lay the foundation of Dominating Acid Base Balance. Included will be philosophical and clinical exploration of pH, PaCO2, HCO3, base deficits and how acid-base...
View ArticleDominating Acid Base Balance - Part 2
In part 2 of this 2 part series, we discuss strong and weak acids, what fills the anion gap and how acid base is affected by sodium chloride, CO2, Sodium Bicarbonate, and potassium.
View ArticleDominating Acid Base Balance - Part 3
In this 3rd and final installment of the Dominating Acid Base Balance series, we discuss Winter's Formula and strategies to affect change in patient pH based on what we have learned from this series.
View ArticleFlightBridgeED Update and Thank You
We are changing pace a little this week and just taking some time to recognize the efforts of our community and their contribution to the success and continued development of our endeavors. From all of...
View ArticlePIP vs pPlat
PIP and pPlat are vitally important to effective ventilator management. These 2 values go hand-in-hand, but are often misunderstood and often neglected. In this episode, we will discuss PIP and pPlat...
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