{"href":"http://player.captivate.fm/services/oembed?url=http%3A%2F%2Fplayer.captivate.fm%2Fepisode%2Fda5ba9b0-40b5-4258-a0d0-962b979fbed8","version":"1.0","provider_name":"Captivate.FM","provider_url":"https://www.captivate.fm","width":600,"height":200,"type":"rich","html":"","title":"Ep.5 Adrenaline Junky - To Epi or Not to Epi, that is the Question","description":"Welcome back to Match on a Fire. Today we\u2019re talking about epinephrine because it\u2019s such a hot topic. While we know a lot about it, we need to take a step back to really look at it and see if we\u2019re doing the right things. We\u2019ll be giving you a little background on epinephrine, covering a recent study that everyone\u2019s been talking about, and what that all means for our practice.\r\nWhat are the benefits of push-dose? What are the benefits of epi when it comes to cardiac arrest and what does the data say? Why might not epi be the best for our patients? What have the recent studies uncovered and why is everyone talking about it? What is the tradeoff when it comes to the outcomes of using epinephrine? What are the ethics questions involved?\r\n\u00a0We are not academic-centered. We aren\u2019t affiliated with any hospital or any education center. These stories and our knowledge is based on our 20+ years in the medical field. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about things we\u2019ve said or topics you want to discuss, please send us an email.\r\n\u00a0Quotes/Tweets \r\n01:38 - \u201cThe thing about epinephrine is that everyone just assumes we know everything about it because we\u2019ve had it forever but then realize, \u2018Wow there\u2019s a lot of things to be concerned about.\u201d Shannon Solvndal\r\n06:45 - \u201cI love the one to one thousand. I love push-dose because you can very easily micromanage it. I furthermore like it with kiddos because it keeps you from fluid overloading your kiddos as well.\u201d Steph Solvndal\r\n\u00a003:32 - \u201cThe way that I remember the receptor sites is, \u2018Beta one, one heart; Beta two, two lungs.\u201d - Steph Solvndal\r\n01:45 - \u201cWe\u2019re finally starting to look at epi and say, \u2018We know it does a lot of good things, but is it as great as we thought it was.\u2019\u201d Steph Solvndal\r\n\u00a019:35 - \u201cEpi is great at restarting hearts but not so great at getting favorable neurological outcomes.\u2019\u201d Steph Solvndal\r\n\u00a0Resources:\r\nEmail: shannon@matchonafire.com\r\nDr. Shannon Sovndal website","thumbnail_width":300,"thumbnail_height":300,"thumbnail_url":"https://artwork.captivate.fm/25fbdce2-84dd-4530-9e35-d719f360ad17/matchonfire.png"}