Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS): Recent Comments

Comment on Spine Immobilization Following Penetrating Trauma

2010-02-10T14:55:13Z

As a paramedic student we did the phtls certification as part of our paramedic course. The information provided on this podcast seems extremely interesting but is there any way I could download mp3 files (as opposed to having to listen online only?)

The podcasts are available for direct download on www.phtlspodcast.com. Also, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. Go to the iTunes store and go to podcasts. You can also search PHTLS on iTunes.

Comment on Abdominal Trauma in Pregnancy

2009-10-03T19:01:16Z

This is great information for new paramedics and those wishing to become paramedics. Thanks

Comment on Fluid Resuscitation: what's new?

2009-09-04T12:42:58Z

Excellent information!

Comment on Trauma A to Z: Burns

2009-07-22T00:19:36Z

Thank you so much for making this podcast. I was using these podcasts for my EMT class to help studying. In particular, something from the burns podcast made me understand something I heard during my ride alongs that was confusing me. Thank you so much!

Comment on Heat Related Illness

2009-07-01T16:49:25Z

Heat Related Trauma
Reveiwed information I knew. But also added more advanced information that as EMT-B in a rural area I did not know. The information on marathon runners drinking too much water and throwing their electrolyte balance off is good. Thanks for the information.

Comment on Abdominal Trauma in Pregnancy

2009-04-30T17:15:23Z

Thank you for the posts Dr. Guy. These are very informative and convenient for my staff to use and listen to. Please continue to post!

Comment on Fluid Resuscitation: what's new?

2008-05-09T12:26:10Z

Wow what a change in fluid administration.

Comment on Fluid Resuscitation: what's new?

2008-04-22T01:11:36Z

i enjoyed the podcast and feel more assured in having instruced paramedics in this cont. correctly however where is the synthetic blood? Bovine Hemoglobin studies pack cell administration with coocomitent fluid administration this seems more elusive than Big Foot? Are we still so far removed with this as a viable option to begin scientific discussion ?

Comment on Introduction to IV fluids

2008-03-29T14:37:57Z

This pod cast is really informative. Great work and i look forward to listening to more of these! As a USMC Infantry corpsman , i can use all the knowledge i can get! Thanks for your help!

HM3(FMF) Jason Bennett

Comment on Airway and Ventilation

2007-12-31T23:48:35Z

This podcast is an excellent tool. Keep it coming! I am an EMS student and find it invaluable. Thanks for giving of your time.