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SVT in the Field: Revisiting Adenosine and Diltiazem as First-Line Agents

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Author: Robert Skinner, MD; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine – University of Tennessee Health Science CenterEditor: Michael DeFilippo, DO; Assistant Professor of EM and EMS – Washington University at St. Louis School of Medicine Case: You’re on call for medical control for the day. You receive a call from a paramedic asking for orders for …

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Aviation Concepts for Emergency Medicine and EMS – BOLD FACE

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Authors: Joshua Stilley, MD FACEP FAEMS; Medical Director, University of Missouri Ambulance and Jacquelyn Brown, NRP; Paramedic, University of Missouri AmbulanceEditor: Michael DeFilippo, DO; Assistant Professor of EM and EMS; Washington University at St. Louis School of Medicine In emergency medicine and EMS, we use many cognitive tools to enhance decision-making. One of the most …

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Point-of-Care Ultrasound for Pulse Detection in Cardiac Arrest: Implications for Prehospital Care

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Author: Matt Olocco, MD; Emergency Medicine Resident Physician, WashU School of Medicine Editors: Alex Blau, DO, EMS Physician Fellow – ChristianaCare / Delaware Division of Public Health; Michael DeFilippo, DO, Assistant Professor of EM & EMS, WashU School of Medicine Editors’ Introduction:Accurate and timely pulse detection during cardiac arrest is critical for both guiding resuscitation …

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