The Delegate Series

Kitsap EMS Delegates Martin Bennett, Adam Brenner, and Scott Ekin ring in 2022, discussing the topic of Toxicology discussing the common poisonings and how to treat these ailments.

In this episode, join Dr. Martin Bennett, Dr. Adam Brenner, and Dr. Scott Ekin, MS physician delegates for Kitsap County EMS in Washington, as they explore a diverse array of critical medical topics. First, they'll dive into the realm of reproductive emergencies, focusing on testicular and ovarian torsion. Discover the key signs, symptoms, and diagnostic techniques for these time-sensitive conditions that require swift intervention to prevent long-term complications.
Next, the discussion will shift to the often-overlooked category of non-diabetic endocrine emergencies. From thyroid storm to adrenal crisis, the expert panel will guide you through the recognition and management of these complex cases. Gain a deeper understanding of the hormonal imbalances that can lead to life-threatening situations and learn the essential treatment strategies to stabilize patients effectively.
Whether you're a seasoned emergency medicine practitioner or a medical student eager to expand your knowledge, this episode promises to deliver a wealth of valuable insights. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that will enhance your ability to handle a wide range of endocrine and reproductive emergencies in the clinical setting.

What do you do when the new evidence points us away from the standard of care that we have done forever?
Join us for an enlightening conversation as we dive into an interesting literature review, that may change your minds on EMS medicine with hosts Dr. Martin Bennett, Dr. Adam Brenner, and Dr. Scott Ekin. who serve as EMS physician delegates for Kitsap County EMS in Washington.

In the conclusion of this topic, the Kitsap County EMS Medical Program Director physician delegates Dr. Adam Brenner, Dr. Martin Bennett, and Dr. Scott Ekin continue to tackle the expansive subject of your guts, everything from the lips to the anus. They pick up the topic of discussing the liver.

Dr. Adam Brenner, Dr. Martin Bennett, and Scott Ekin conclude the two-part series discussion on the causes of altered mental status and their treatment according to Northwest Region protocols.