ROSC You Like a Hurricane (Resusc...

ROSC You Like a Hurricane (Resuscitation)

RideAlong: EMT School por Mike Fiore | Max Lizana | Jonathon Aldridge
T1 · E23
19 ene 2026
02:36:00

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ROSC You Like a Hurricane (Resuscitation)

Resuscitation is one of the heaviest and most misunderstood topics in EMS. In this episode, we break down what resuscitation really looks like in the prehospital environment — from recognizing cardiac arrest and organizing a response, to understanding rhythms, defibrillation, and when transport versus continued on-scene care makes sense. We also talk candidly about expectations, teamwork, and what “success” really means in resuscitation.

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Episode Breakdown

00:00:08 – Intro, shoutouts, and dedication

00:15:18 – A message from our sponsor: Master Medical Equipment

00:22:02 – Medical Term of the Week: Triangle of Life

00:35:42 – Main topic discussion: Resuscitation

01:49:00 – When do we stop? Termination of resuscitation, protocols, and medical direction

02:08:11 – Tools of the Trade: AED (Sponsored by Master Medical Equipment + Defibtech)

02:33:54 – Student Tip of the Week: Take a CPR/AED class

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and storytelling purposes only. It is not medical advice or official EMT training. Always follow your accredited instructors and local protocols.

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