Eric Bauer
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard Jul 2025
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involved in sepsis so recognition really isn't there.
It's not their focus.
Their focus is more to treat what they see.
Um obviously when you get into ALS providers, paramedics, I think then now you have the ability to to understand differential diagnosis and their the training again kind of guides uh looking for SERS criteria.
And I know that that's really our big focus is to be able to uh give them an idea of, hey, is there is there two or more SERS criteria
And then moving them towards the the right facility that can manage them.
Uh obviously I think one of the things that I try to focus on from an education standpoint, the two areas.
Number one is respiratory rate.
Right.
And I really try to focus how sensitive that is and that any tachypnic patient greater than twenty is a sick patient until proven otherwise.
And I think there's a dogma out there or or maybe some false teaching of anybody with a fast rate has anxiety, right?
And and trying to move away from
that mindset and looking at respiratory rate as an indication of
you know, a a a hyperdynamic response, a sympathetic response, you know, hypoxia is usually the reason.
And then you know, do you have
anything else that you can easily identify, attempt or that heart rate that's a little elevated, and then being able to say, hey, this patient needs to go to a center that is going to be able to manage them.
Well, I think it also comes back to, you know, the utilization in the in the pre hospital setting.
which is the gold standard is an title CO two and how how much that's used, not only for ET tube confirmation, but continual evaluation of human amic status, right?
And I think what I see when I teach at hospitals, that is not adopted across all hospital systems.
It's really frustrating.
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