A debate continues in the subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) work up on what is the best follow up test - CTA or LP? This is the wrong question. Find out what question you should be asking and how to best answer it.    Click HERE for our detailed shownotes. (https://simkit.co/podcast/)   Check out more of what SimKit has to offer (https://simkit.co/)   Cover image source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Computed_tomography_of_human_brain_%2821%29.png Department of Radiology, Uppsala University Hospital. Uploaded by Mikael Häggström. Uploaded with edits.

Let's face it- smart is sexy. You know that clinician that seems to just... know everything? They can give you the best current evidence and summarize it in a succinct, poignant way. We all know that person, and we all want to be that person. Knowing what your talking about with your colleagues and patients is alluring, it's captivating, it's downright sexy. Because SMART IS SEXY. Well, we brought on Justin Morgenstern from First10EM to bring your sexy back and give you what you need to answer your clinical questions.   Click HERE for our detailed shownotes. (https://simkit.co/podcast/)   Check out more of what SimKit has to offer (https://simkit.co/)

In this podcast we review how you can use stress to your advantage and how to instill stress in your training for better retention and preparedness.   Click HERE or below of below for our shownotes, including room control elements, equipment lists, and more.   Check out more of what SimKit has to offer www.simkit.co

We sat down with Ilene Claudius to discuss pediatric airway management, particularly in cases of oropharyngeal foreign body. Click HERE of below for our shownotes, including room control elements, equipment lists, and more.   Check out more of what SimKit has to offer www.simkit.co

Click HERE for our detailed shownotes, including graphical depictions, ultrasound video footage, and references. https://simkit.co/podcast/the-subclavian-line-the-line-of-champions/ Check out more of what SimKit has to offer  

Emergency medicine physician Scott Weingart discusses procedural competency, stress mitigation, critical access, and skillset decay. Topics include managing stress during critical situations, establishing specific roles in resuscitations, advanced airway management techniques, and monitoring peak pressure levels in patients.