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Episode 04 – Rapid Sequence Intubation

In this podcast, we delve into the exciting but terrifying world of airway and RSI. Dr. David and Regan discuss the pathophysiology, the medicines generally recommended, a protocol example, a brief discussion of relevant literature, as well as a case example.


Credit of intro/outro: Joseph McDade (https://josephmcdade.com)

Co-host: Regan Washist, MSIII

Editor/Reviewer: Michelle Collins

Editing Wizard: Phil Aguet

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