10. Heat Stroke

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Recorded15 Jul 2020

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The Central Valley gets hot. Really hot. One of the most dangerous conditions that we see all of the time, yet tend to look over, is heat illness. This can range from mild exhaustion to lethal heat stroke. What’s the fastest way to cool a patient in the back of an ambulance? Our guest this episode is Paramedic Lonnie Taylor. Thank you Lonnie, for your incredible dedication and hard work each and every day.

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