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Looking for an awesome #premed or #prehealth experience over your summer/winter break? (Or during a gap year?) Interested in emergency medicine, humanitarian relief work, wilderness medicine, or global health?⁣ ⁣ You should come to the University of Colorado (the med school I teach at) for this course!⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ In under two weeks, you will:⁣⁣⁣ • Dissect a heart⁣⁣⁣ • Meet ME (Dr. Gray) and hear me explain everything you need to know as a premed⁣⁣ • Shadow emergency physicians⁣⁣ and EMS⁣ • Treat wilderness injuries with scenario-based learning⁣⁣⁣ • Learn CPR, suturing, splinting, and ultrasound skills⁣⁣⁣ • Learn outdoor skills like backpacking, canoeing, rock climbing⁣⁣⁣ • Earn your Wilderness First Responder certification⁣ • Hear from med school admissions committee members on how to get into #medschool⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Upcoming dates to choose from:⁣⁣⁣ • August 5 to 16, 2019.⁣⁣ ⁣• January 2 to 13, 2020.⁣⁣ • May 25 to June 5, 2020.⁣ • August 8 to 21, 2020.⁣ (There's an early-bird discount for the 2020 dates.)⁣ ⁣⁣ About half the students come from out of state, so you don't have to live in Colorado. And need-based scholarships ARE available!⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ There's a great video and more info on the website (link in my bio)! If it seems like a good fit for you, just use "MSHQ" as a promo code, and you'll get $100 off! I can also help answer any of your questions. Again, the link is in my bio!⁣ ⁣ #ad #wildernessmedicine #emergencymedicine #shadowing #futureMD #medicalschool #mcatstudying #premedicine #doctorsthatDO #futureMDs #premeds #futurePAs #premedadvice #premedmemes #futuremedicalstudent #futurephysician #premedlife #futuredoc #premedical #medschoolbound #premedprobs #doctortobe #mcat #futuredoctors #premedstudent #futurePA #futureDO

Exciting news!! I’ve been hired as the D.I.R.E. (Diversity, Inclusion, Representation & Equality) Leadership Coordinator for @backcountrypulse! Backcountry Pulse is the ONLY wilderness medicine education company with a philanthropic edge, working to funnel entry for under-resourced communities into positions of outdoor guiding and fully incorporating emotional agility training for outdoor professionals into their certification courses. Make sure you give @backcountrypulse a follow and check out their website for all the ways they are breaking barriers to Wilderness First Responder training and creating a more inclusive outdoors! #wildernessmedicine #wfr #wildernessfirstresponder #optoutside by @bearcam

I just completed the number one check off my bucket list and backpacked to the most beautiful place in the U.S. and possibly the world. Prepare for a waterfall overload. Be right back, I’m recovering from hiking 50 miles in the last 4 days. Mooney falls, Supai, Havasupai Indian Reservation. Arizona, USA. #mooneyfalls #waterfalls #blue #green #arizona #desertbeauty #havasupaifalls #redrock #grandcanyon #grandcanyonnationalpark #havasupaiindianreservation #supai #bucketlist #backpacker #hiking #wildernessmedicine #doctorswhotravel #backcountry #camping #womenwhohike

1. Watch. 2. Read below. 3. See CPR tips. 4. Comment top 3 skills we should all know. ⬇️ Stop packing bug out bags and practicing with ferro rods until you know basic skills. CPR being one of the most important. Make a list of 3 skills you want to learn over the next 3 months, now make a plan and master a new skill each month. Now COMMENT what the 3 skills you want to tackle first. 21-year-old with sudden cardiac arrest. Would you know what to do? Notice the quick initiation of CPR and application of the gym AED which saved her life. Perfect example of why training the public in CPR/AED use is so important. She has a rare heart condition called Bland White Garland Syndrome where the left coronary artery originates from the pulmonary trunk. Some other causes of sudden cardiac arrest in the young: Commotio Cordis, Brugada Syndrome, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Long QT Syndrome, WPW. Remember CPR basics for Adults: - 2 hands center of the chest, lower half of breast bone - At least 2 inches compression depth - 30:2 compression to breath radio - Stop each breath when you see chest rise - 100 to 120 compression rate per minute - No delay in compressions over 10 secs. Better outcomes if no delay. Shared from @northamericanrescue via @wildernessdoctor #residency #emergencymedicine #medicine #emt #tourniquet #rescue #wildernessmedicine #medic #survivalskills #emergency #cpr #firstaid #paramedic #stopthebleed #resuscitation #shtf

Awesome coincidence at our WFR class.... we happen to have an Orthopedic Surgeon in class.... talk about an asset! We are covering the continuum of care from start to finish! Plus joint reductions, primary and secondary surveys, rain, improvised litters, more rain, sutures, splinting, Land Nav and some Survival just because we can! We can’t brag on these students enough! They are taking the heat, humidity, rain, and LONG Hard days in stride with a smile. Awesome to see! #esee #eseeknives #wildernessfirstaid #wildernessfirstresponder #wfr #beprepared #wildernessmedicine

Black Widow vs. Brown Recluse Brown Recluse (Genus: Loxosceles) - Most active at night and not aggressive. Bites usually happen only when crushed or smashed. - Bite can sometimes be painful (sharp) however victims can be unaware of the bite until local tissue destruction/pain hours after initial bite. -Venom acts as a hemolysin and cytotoxin. This leads to tissue destruction and delayed wound heading. Rare and more so seen in children is severe systemic reactions leading to hemolysis, coagulopathy, renal failure, and even death. - Treatment is supportive with local wound care (cold compresses, elevation of the affected extremity, pain medication). Tetanus prophylaxis. Depending on the severity of the tissue destruction; wound debridement might be required. Monitor for cellulitis throughout treatment. No antivenom available in USA. Mexico has a recombinant sphingomyelinase D antivenom which does show to decrease local tissue destruction if given within 4 hours after the bite. Black Widow Spider (L. mactans mactans) - Bites are mostly defensive after being crushed. Some times are quite painful but at times the patient is unaware of the bite. Clinical suspicion should be utilized in patients with unexplained systemic muscle cramping. Peak of severity of symptoms usually around 8-12 hours with gradual improving symptoms  afterwards. - Venom is a neurotoxin which induces neurotransmitter release from nerve terminals. This leads to muscle spasms/cramping through out the body. Limited local tissue reaction. This can lead to abdominal pain which at times can mimic appendicitis or acute abdomen. In addition the neurotoxin can cause autonomic disturbances affecting blood pressure as well as a central nervous system. Case reports of premature delivery have been reported due to severe uterine contraction. - Treatment is local wound management in mild cases with tetanus prophylaxis. Severe cases require hospital admission (Children/Pregnancy most often) with IV pain medication and benzodiazepines. Antivenom reserved for respiratory arrest, seizures, uncontrolled hypertension, pregnancy, priapism.

21-year-old with sudden cardiac arrest. Would you know what to do? Notice the quick initiation of CPR and application of the gym AED which saved her life. Perfect example of why training the public in CPR/AED use is so important. She has a rare heart condition called Bland White Garland Syndrome where the left coronary artery originates from the pulmonary trunk. Some other causes of sudden cardiac arrest in the young: Commotio Cordis, Brugada Syndrome, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Long QT Syndrome, WPW. Remember CPR basics for Adults: - 2 hands center of the chest, lower half of breast bone - At least 2 inches compression depth - 30:2 compression to breath radio - Stop each breath when you see chest rise - 100 to 120 compression rate per minute (no medical training or do not feel comfortable giving breaths - just do compressions) - No delay in compressions over 10 secs. Better outcomes if no delay. Follow the courageous woman in this video at @emilysheartbeat #residency #emergencymedicine #medicine #emt #tourniquet #northamericanrescue #nurse #wildernessmedicine #medic #er #emergency #cpr #firstaid #blackriflecoffee #brcc #paramedic #stopthebleed #ems #fire #resuscitation io

Just finished teaching a wilderness first aid course in Seattle...exhausted but my students and co-instructor made the course. #lifelonglearning #wildernessmedicine #remotemedicine #themoreyouknow #wildernessmedicalassociates #nols

A Dra. Karina Oliani, foi uma das fundadoras e a primeira presidente da ABMAR. Como nossa associada, ela continua nos apoiando e nos enviou essas lindas fotos diretamente do campo base da segunda maior montanha do mundo, o K2 com 8.611m de altitude, no Paquistão. Moeses Fiamoncini, que acabou de escalar o Nanga Parbat, e Máximo Kausch, o Max, também tentarão o cume nessa temporada. Estamos todos na torcida por mais uma expedição de sucesso! @karinaoliani @maximokausch @moesesfiamoncini #abmar #medicinadeareasremotas #wildernessmedicine #montanhismo #k2 #karinaoliani #14oitomil