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Ballistic Missile Strike on a Residential Block: Ventilator-Dependent Patient Extrication in an Active Hazard Environment

Ballistic Missile Strike on a Residential Block: Ventilator-Dependent Patient Extrication in an Active Hazard Environment

by EMS Airway Contributor | Mar 16, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles

A ballistic missile from Iran struck Beersheba, Israel, prompting a medical response for 20 patients, including a critically ill 90-year-old woman.

Between Breath and Breakdown: Recognizing and Managing Respiratory Distress Before It Fails

Between Breath and Breakdown: Recognizing and Managing Respiratory Distress Before It Fails

by EMS Airway Contributor | Mar 13, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles

There is a narrow transition between respiratory distress and respiratory failure in prehospital care.

Airway Challenges in Bariatric Patients

Airway Challenges in Bariatric Patients

by Cody Winniford, BA, EMT-P, CCP-C, FP-C | Feb 19, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles

Learn key strategies to overcome bariatric airway challenges with proper positioning, preparation, and evidence‑based prehospital techniques.

Why Can Assessing Respiratory Patients Become Complicated?

Why Can Assessing Respiratory Patients Become Complicated?

by Steven C. LeCroy, MA, CRTT, EMT-P | Feb 6, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles

Respiratory assessments are complex due to varied symptoms, multiple body systems, and rapid shifts from respiratory distress to failure.

‘Pre-Vent’ ARDS

‘Pre-Vent’ ARDS

by Cody Winniford, BA, EMT-P, CCP-C, FP-C | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles

Early detection and management of acute respiratory distress syndrome can protect lung tissue and improve outcomes before intubation becomes necessary.

Bubble Trouble in the Back of the Bus: Why Prehospital CPAP Cannot Pop Hypercapnia

Bubble Trouble in the Back of the Bus: Why Prehospital CPAP Cannot Pop Hypercapnia

by EMS Airway Contributor | Jan 7, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles

An evidence-based look at why prehospital CPAP cannot lower PaCO₂ and when bilevel ventilation is the better choice for medics.

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