The Neonatal Bougie
overview of the neonatal bougie, both for initial intubation and as a device for tube exchange; Oct 04, 2026
overview of the neonatal bougie, both for initial intubation and as a device for tube exchange; Oct 04, 2026
discussion of potential vent strategies for different cardiac defects/ congenital heart defects; Aug 15, 2026
case review of a female patient with post partum pre-eclampsia one week after giving birth unexpectedly; Jul 04, 2026
case review of an elderly male patient with DVT in a setting which excluded normal treatment options; Apr 28, 2026
an interesting EKG case to review BBBs and cardiac anatomy; also to discuss the use of AI EKG interpretation; Mar 23, 2026
brief review of tetralogy of fallot and implications in transport; Feb 15, 2026
a bit about how I worked my way through being a new hire in flight and some thoughts on re-engaging with those processes; Nov 09, 2025
how to host a podcast for free (i.e., no cost at all) using github and the internet archive; Jun 02, 2025
all about chest tube management once they've been placed; when to use suction, when to let them drain passively; review of (patho)physiology and troubleshooting; Jan 07, 2025
a primer on hemodynamic monitoring with a simple sketch that may help work through these sorts of problems/ challenges; also reviews different types of access seen in complicated medical/ cardiac cases; Dec 05, 2023
some thoughts on how to organize troubleshooting for issues in mechanical ventilation; Jun 13, 2022
if you're an EMS person interested in overseas/ international work, this is a good place to start; Nov 03, 2021
dead space is a concept in mechanical ventilation can give clinicians a bit of trouble, both in understanding how it works and in adjusting interventions to mitigate its effects; the series of illustrations in this post explain the different types of dead space and how to address them; Jun 20, 2021
overview of what the rykerr medical blog is all about and how it fits in to the project as a whole; May 24, 2021
also, if you’re the nerdy type and want the blog’s RSS feed for whatever RSS app or feed tool you use, it is https://www.rykerrmedical.com/blog-feed.xml