Listen as EMS and law enforcement take care of a man who was found in public jumping on top of cars and exhibiting aggressive and paranoid behavior.  He says he has used methamphetamines, and he is profoundly diaphoretic and hyperthermic when EMS encounters him. Managing these patients is difficult and complicated and ketamine and other sedatives should be considered carefully.  Drs. Peter Antevy, Mark Piehl, & David Spiro and special guests Drs. Ken Scheppke, Jeffrey Bernstein and Doug Kupas join to evaluate provider-captured EMS video of this case. 
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Intracranial Emergencies: Part I

Join Drs. Peter Antevy, Mark Piehl and David Spiro as they present Reel Emergency, an interactive vodcast discussing the latest data and best practices in emergency and critical care medicine. Cases are illustrated by actual patient video.  These three leaders in the pediatric field will use their experience to cover the spectrum of care from out-of-hospital, to the ED to the ICU.

This podcast is produced in partnership with Handtevy, Reel Dx, and 410 Medical, and is powered by Prodigy EMS.   

Earn CAPCE credit on Prodigy EMS at www.prodigyems.com.  For information on partners, visit www.reeldx.com, www.handtevy.com and www.410medical.com