Diane Birnbaumer's guest appearances

Diane Birnbaumer

The Skeptics Guide to Emergency Medicine

Merck Manuals Medical Myths 

Alexander Hamilton

Abnormal Vital Signs

Brain Bleeds

Eve Purdy CAEP2015

Lauren Westafer

Esther Choo

Pan Scan

Jerome Hoffman

Jennifer Gunter

Andrew Worster

Joseph Lex

Ian Stiell

Judith Tintinalli

Richard Bukata

Brian Goldman

OwlTail

As we approach hot summer days, we are excited to welcome Dr. Diane Birnbaumer, Emeritus Professor of medicine at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, to discuss some myths about heat strokes and staying healthy in extreme temperatures.    For listeners in the U.S. and Canada, visit MerckManuals.com to learn more. For those outside the U.S. and Canada, visit MSDManuals.com for more information.  0:00 – 0:54 Introduction of Dr. Diane Birnbaumer, Emeritus Professor of medicine at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and a senior clinical educator for the Department of Emergency Medicine at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center 0:55 – 3:30: Are heatstroke and heat exhaustion the same? 3:31 – 4:35: Ages affected by heat strokes 4:36 – 5:33: Can heatstroke occur at any temperature? 5:34 – 6:27: Warning signs of heatstroke 6:28 – 7:33: Body temperature to characterize heat strokes 7:34 – 8:45: Common signs of heatstroke 8:45 – 9:34: Common signs of heat exhaustion 9:35 – 10:23 Can you suffer from heatstroke if you are hydrated? 10:24 – 11: 45: Steps to cool down 11:46 – 13:27: Techniques used in the ER 13:28 – 15:12: Does having a sunburn affect body temperature? 15:13 – 16:16: Does Advil help to lower body temperatures caused by heat? 16:17 – 17:34 Suffering heat strokes indoors (in places without AC) 17:35 – 19:35: Hypothermia and its effects on the body 19:36 – 21:18: The process of frostbite 21:19 – 22:08: Conditions of frostbite 22:09 – 23:22: Resources to learn more 23:23: Closing

As we approach hot summer days, we are excited to welcome Dr. Diane Birnbaumer, Emeritus Professor of medicine at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, to discuss some myths about heat strokes and staying healthy in extreme temperatures.   For listeners in the U.S. and Canada, visit <a href="http://MerckManuals.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MerckManuals.com</a> to learn more. For those outside the U.S. and Canada, visit <a href="http://MSDManuals.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MSDManuals.com</a> for more information. 0:00 – 0:54 Introduction of Dr. Diane Birnbaumer, Emeritus Professor of medicine at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and a senior clinical educator for the Department of Emergency Medicine at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center 0:55 – 3:30: Are heatstroke and heat exhaustion the same? 3:31 – 4:35: Ages affected by heat strokes 4:36 – 5:33: Can heatstroke occur at any temperature? 5:34 – 6:27: Warning signs of heatstroke 6:28 – 7:33: Body temperature to characterize heat strokes 7:34 – 8:45: Common signs of heatstroke 8:45 – 9:34: Common signs of heat exhaustion 9:35 – 10:23 Can you suffer from heatstroke if you are hydrated? 10:24 – 11: 45: Steps to cool down 11:46 – 13:27: Techniques used in the ER 13:28 – 15:12: Does having a sunburn affect body temperature? 15:13 – 16:16: Does Advil help to lower body temperatures caused by heat? 16:17 – 17:34 Suffering heat strokes indoors (in places without AC) 17:35 – 19:35: Hypothermia and its effects on the body 19:36 – 21:18: The process of frostbite 21:19 – 22:08: Conditions of frostbite 22:09 – 23:22: Resources to learn more 23:23: Closing

Heatstroke Myths and Misconceptions with Dr. Diane Birnbaumer

[display_podcast] Date:  May 12th, 2017 Guest Skeptic: Dr. Diane Birnbaumer is a Senior Clinical Faculty at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in Torrance, CA. She is also an Emeritus Professor of Medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Diane will be a keynote speaker at FeminEM conference in New York City this October called FIX2017.  Legends of […]

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