PJ MedCast 27 – Physical Performance Part 1
Dr. Pat Davidson discusses a broad range of over arching issues pertinent to human performance training and the PJ career field.
Dr. Pat Davidson discusses a broad range of over arching issues pertinent to human performance training and the PJ career field.
For the new PJ this will provide you with a foundation of operating in a mass casualty incident. Exercising these concepts in a crawl, walk, run fashion will create proficiency. Accountability, security, triage, patient movement/treatment/ and packaging are the hallmarks for MCI ops. This is a core skill for Pararescuemen.
“This episode brings in new formats including a brief AAR of training with the USCG and lessons learned performing an MCI on a Cutter, as well as an introduction to the discussion of human performance issues.”
This podcast continues the discussion of travel medicine relevant to patrol medicine issues, as well as self care on deployment. It focuses on symptom management and general classification of common illnesses.
The next few podcasts will discuss travel medicine. These concepts are important for self care, sick call and patrol medicine. This podcast introduces travel medicine by creating a travel medicine list with a discussion of the indications for the medications.
This episode provides an update on TCCC information based on the 2015 winter meeting of the TCCC committee
Capnography is not only the gold standard for confirming tracheal intubation, it is a valuable tool in managing a patient on a ventilator and in other critical care scenarios.
Welcome back to the PJ Medcast. In this episode, Dr. Rush reviews important concepts for advanced airway management in the operational and rescue environments.
This podcast will review the most important OB-GYN issues for a PJ to be aware of with pregnant patients in the Civil SAR realm or in a trauma setting. Some of the thinking was inspired by the DM PJ’s experience as the first responders to a multi-vehicle pile up after an Arizona dust storm.
This second podcast on TBI will describe why the treatments we render are so important to preserve brain function. Please refer to the following website for more detailed and support information: dvbic.dcoe.mil/