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Social Media post announcing Deputy Meg Just's OSSA Lifesaving Award after taking Crisis Medicine's TC2 class
User Avatar Mike Shertz MD/18D

Deputy receives Lifesaver Award one month after online training and credits Crisis Medicine

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (M) Massive Hemorrhage, (R) Respiration
January 15, 2021

When Deputy Just responded to a call regarding gunfire, she didn’t know there was a victim until she heard the 911 operator giving care instructions to bystanders. She arrived near-simultaneously with four other officers. As they provided security, she began …

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a photo showing a patient with a hole in their chest with blood blowing out of the hole with each exhalation. This sucking chest wound also blows, which is a sign of not dying of tension pneumothorax
User Avatar Mike Shertz MD/18D

A sucking (and blowing) chest wound is the sound of not dying

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (R) Respiration
August 3, 2019

Video used with permission by Andrew Dennis, DO FACS, FACOS, Cook County Trauma Burn Unit, Chicago Il Sucking chest wounds are dramatic, but rarely life-threatening. The sound of sucking & blowing is the sound of not dying of tension pneumothorax. There is …

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