6 episodes
Dirt Medicine Podcast Pete Anderson, MD
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- Health & Fitness
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4.9 • 64 Ratings
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Welcome to the Dirt Medicine Podcast, where the blood meets the mud! The purpose of this podcast is to bring medical education to the combat medic no matter where he is on the globe. Specifically I will be addressing new advances in trauma care, tactical combat casualty care updates, USSOCOM Advanced Tactical Practitioner scope of practice and protocols (TMEPs), and other topics of interest to the combat medic, SOCM, 18D, PJ, IDMT, IDC, corpsman, etc. My focus is to educate the guy on the ground with the aid bag so he can provide the best possible care to our nation's finest. Hooyah!
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Damage Control Resuscitation
In this episode I discuss the concept of damage control resuscitation, the precepts of the lethal triad, and how to intervene to counteract the negative effects of hemorrhagic shock on the battlefield.
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The Battlefield Airway
In this episode I explore advanced airway management for the medic in an austere or tactical environment using RSI techniques and a difficult airway algorithm adapted for the austere environment.
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Dirt Medicine Podcast 004 - Tranexamic Acid (TXA) - www.dirtmed.com
Tranexamic Acid (TXA) for use by the combat medic on the battlefield for the treatment of patients in shock from non-compressible truncal trauma.
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Dirt Medicine Podcast 003 - Burn Resuscitation Part 2 - www.dirtmed.com
The critical care management and extended care of a burn injured patient in the combat environment.
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Dirt Medicine Podcast 002 - Burn Resuscitation Part 1 - www.dirtmed.com
Initial approach to and fluid resuscitation of a burn injured patient in the combat environment. ©Pete Anderson, MD 2011
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Dirt Medicine Podcast 001 - Ketamine
How to use Ketamine for sedation in the combat environment. ©Pete Anderson, MD 2011
Customer Reviews
Very informative for Med School Students
Such a neat podcast! Dr. Anderson has such a soothing voice and it’s the perfect break from my workload in school where I actually get to listen to something I find interesting. Way to go, Doc.
Good info
Good info like listing wish there was more. Please put more up.
Pure Gold
As an instructor in trauma, Wilderness First Responder/WEMT and TEMS, the segment on the lethal triad is pure gold. I have listened to it 10+ times and will continue to use it as a benchmark in our Wilderness First Responder and SAR team’s training.