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We all know the standard phrase in EMS...

But in episode 6, we take this maxim one step further

When dealing with HYPOTHERMIC patients. 

In this episode we have

Dr. Conner Gessert

2nd-year Emergency Medicine Resident at Washington University

cover ALL things HYPOTHERMIC in the prehospital world.

Click here to check it out today!

Thank you for listening!

Hawnwan Philip Moy MD 

Gina Pellerito EMT-P

John Reagan EMT-P

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