Not Just a Single Squirt: Understanding Nasal Drug Delivery
This article provides a deeper understanding of intranasal drug delivery so EMS providers can use it more effectively in their practice.
This article provides a deeper understanding of intranasal drug delivery so EMS providers can use it more effectively in their practice.
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Medical providers in Ukraine could run out of oxygen as Russia’s invasion disrupts transportation, according to the World Health Organization.
Dr. Jeff Jarvis of Williamson County (TX) EMS looks at the current EMS research on airway management in cardiac arrest.
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John Alexander provides a brief overview of mechanical ventilators for when EMS providers encounter a patient on a home ventilator.
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