Join us for the Christmas episode of iRescueradio as Jody almost gets choked, the guys discuss how acetaminophen affects psychological pain, and the results are in on bystander CPR.
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In this weeks episode get ready for a good time as we serve up wolves, pancakes, syrup, and H1N1. Dan has some interesting opinions on living with wolves, Roy says he can live off pancakes, and Jody gives a play by play of the action. The iRescue guys defend ProCPR and ProFirstAid and why the training is offered for free. And all of that with a healthy dose of some medical news mixed in.
Come see the iRescueradio guys live in action. The iRescueradio show has begun a new format of video podcasts. Topics discussed are slow911 dispathers, semitruck crash, how CPR matters.
Our weekly podcast is back on track with more and better stuff. Is your blood pressure a big deal? Join the discussion on what normal blood pressures are, how to keep your blood pressure normal, and the problems that uncontrolled blood pressure can cause.
Is all the hype about swine flu (h1n1) really necessary? Listen in to hear what the irescue radio guys have to say.
This week’s episode of iRescueRadio covers the Five Fears of starting CPR: Fear of disease, lawsuits, uncertainty, hurting a person, and safety. Nationally only 26% of the time will bystanders start CPR out of the hospital. We hope to dispel these fears so more lives will be saved.
A small disagreement cropped up during our conversation on what a car remote-dongle-keychain-thingy-whatever is called. We brought in some expert advice to give the correct answer.
During a summer hiatus of about three weeks, we decided it was time to retool the show. What we had, while good, was starting to get into nothing but politics, without rescue or health included. I, as the producer, recommended finding the last week’s health and medical press releases. It would have been this week in health. That format, however, has been shelved for now, as we wanted to try something different. Instead, they are going to look at a positive comment, a negative comment and then a good question, training or otherwise, from the last week that a lot of people would like to know the answer to.
It makes for a shorter episode of about 22 minutes.
This week’s episode of iRescueRadio covers a string of DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) Attacks that have occurred lately, followed by a discussion of virtual doctor appointments.
After those conversations comes a discussion of a website where you can compare statistics at each of the hospitals across the country.
This week’s puzzler covers a what would you do, regarding CPR on any soft surface like a bed.
This episode goes right into a short discussion on Michael Jackson, and the CPR that was done. After that comes a discussion of the apparent connection of Lou Gehrig’s Disease to Blue-green Algae. These topics and more in this week’s episode of iRescueRadio!
This week’s episode of iRescueRadio covers many topics, such as Obama’s health care reform, which has been all over the news lately. We’d like to get your response to it, so feel free to comment on our blog.
The other big topic this week is the connection of weight-loss to our sense of smell, or weight gain to symptoms of depression.
Listen in, and feel free to comment on your thoughts. What are you doing to lose weight? What do you think of the health care reform? Do you even care about it?
This episode of iRescueRadio covers many great topics, starting with a problem with raccoons and what to do about them.
The next topic is about speed sensors taking the blame for the Air France crash.
After that is a discussion of the cancer risk that is associated with cell phones.
The stumper this week is about when you should call your doctor versus calling 9-1-1.
