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Roy on Rescue
by Roy Shaw
This rescue podcast is hosted by Roy Shaw, CEO of ProTrainings.com and one of the Internet's most-watched instructors. Roy presents tips and tricks on staying safe and rescuing effectively, as well as investigating the philosophy behind the science of rescue.
Episodes
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Personal Email Regarding The Subject of When CPR Doesn’t Work
I received an email that asked several questions regarding events leading up to a cardiac arrest and then how to manage feelings of failure after CPR is given but the person still remains dead. I hope this helps. The post Personal Email Regarding The Subject of When CPR Doesn’t Work appeared…
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How Do I Survive Severe Bleeding At Home Alone?
In this 3rd and final video on the series “Emergencies When You’re Alone” we cover what to do if you are severely cut and are all alone. If you’ve ever wondered the best action to take to survive, you will want to watch this video. The post How Do I Survive Severe Bleeding At Home Alone? appeared...
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How Do I Survive A Heart Attack Alone?
It can be very scary to have a medical emergency but even more scary if you’re all alone with no one to help. In this video, I explain what to do if you have chest pain or you think you’re having a heart attack and your alone. If you’ve ever wondered what to do when you’re experiencing a medical…
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What To Do When Choking At Home Alone
Hello Rescue Fans! Ever wonder what you’d do if you began to choke when you’re alone? Well, someone else did too and asked that I do a RoyOnRescue on what to do during an emergency when you’re alone. This is the first of three videos in a mini series. This one will show you what to do if you…
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How To Survive A Multi-Car Pile Up
Hello Rescue Fans! In this episode, we breakdown a real situation that occurred this year where over 122 cars were involved in a multi-car pile up that resulted in 1 fatality and 22 others going to the hospital. How would you survive this situation and is there something you can do to ensure you...
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Happy New Year Rescue Fans!
I want to wish all you Rescue Fans a very Happy New Year! Thank you for all the great questions and comments this year and I’m looking forward to a very exciting new year! The post Happy New Year Rescue Fans! appeared first on Roy on Rescue.
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4 Must Have Items For Winter Weather Preparedness
In this episode, I talk about how I almost headed out on the road without my back up winter weather gear. But then I thought better of it and practiced what I preach. I thought I’d make it into a RoyOnRescue episode and show that we all have to be disciplined to prepare and not get caught off...
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3 Ways To Stop Ebola Infection…Today!
Hello Rescue Fans! I’ve debated as to whether I should discuss Ebola from either a professional or lay person level or even discuss it at all. Because of an experience I had where I walked into a contaminated bathroom that could have been an infectious problem, I decided it was definitely worth...
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When Does An Injured Finger Need To Be Seen By The Doctor?
Hello Rescue Fans! I received an email from someone who fell while rollerblading and injured their hand. They didn’t want to go to the doctor if they didn’t have to, but were concerned that they may have a fracture or a more serious injury and didn’t want to make a bad decision.Though I’m no...
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Funeral For My Mother, Updates and More.
Hello Rescue Fans, I wanted to make sure to get this update out as soon as possible to explain why such a quiet spell here at RoyOnRescue. My Mother died a couple weeks ago and of course due to that, was very busy with all the different things related to the funeral. In this short episode, I...
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Concerned Neighbor Saves Countless Lives By Thwarting Minnesota Bomber!
In this episode of RoyOnRescue’s iRescueRadio, the guys discuss a terribly close call that almost occurred in Minnesota. A 17 year old extremely troubled young man, was making home made bombs, gathering firearm ammunition and plotting exactly how he was going to murder his family, school...
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3 Heart Healthy Foods To Eat On A Business Lunch
As I was between business meetings and getting hungrier by the minute, I decided to grab lunch. I had splurged a bit over the weekend for my Wife’s birthday and surely didn’t want to betray my vegan/vegetarian commitment. Eating out can really be challenge for those who are trying to eat foods…
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3 Rules To A Healthy Lunch Made Easy!
3 Rules to Eating A Healthy Lunch On The Run And welcome back rescue fans! So you’ve taken the plunge into eating a vegetarian or vegan diet and maybe even have seen that you’ve got to limit your wheat intake. Now, you’re hungry, you’re at work and have no idea where to eat, what to eat or where…
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How To Process Feelings Of Guilt When CPR Doesn’t Work
I received an email from a person who provided CPR to their father but unfortunately, their father did not respond to the CPR and remained dead. The child who provided CPR to them is now dealing with incredible feelings of failure and guilt. They feel as though they failed their father. They feel...
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RoyOnRescue Live! – Episode 1 Seizures and Asthma Attacks, What To Do?
Hello Rescue Fans! Today marks our first try at a live, hour long episode where we open up the communication line and answer questions on the fly. Today’s broadcast was on very short notice but we took a deeper look at what causes seizures and what to do if you see someone have one. Then, in the...
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Roy Shaw TV Interview With “Ask The Expert”.
A while back I had the honor of being asked to be on the health care panel for a local television show called, “Ask The…”. In this episode, Shelly Irwin had wanted several representatives from different types of medical response agencies. The Hospital ER, the Ambulance on the street and a…
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How To Help Someone Who’s Knocked Out
In this episode of RoyOnRescue, we look at an email question that came in regarding what to do if a person get’s knocked unconscious. Of course, this can mean that the trauma is severe and EMS/911 should be called. In the meantime, there are some things that can be done to help the victim. Find…
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Roy Juices For The First Time!
Hello Rescue Fans! Remember at the end of the 2013 I said something about a series of wellness segments for 2014? Well…it’s come to roost and here’s my first installment. It’s a little off the cuff but I got so excited to show off this great new healthy lifestyle assistant, that I threw all…
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How Do I Treat Neck Injuries On The Ice?
In this episode we answer a question that was sent in by a Rescue Fan that wondered what the best course of action would be if a person suffered a neck injury on the ice. It’s important to remember that if the patient has any pain, movement minimization is the goal while maintaining the patients...
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Can I Do The Heimlich On A Person Who Just Had Back Surgery?
Heimlich procedure and if it’s okay to do it on a person who may have recently had a surgery on their back. The quick answer is YES! If you think about it, what’s more dangerous, the Heimlich on a sore back or letting the person die from a blocked airway? I wanted to take a couple minutes and...
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How To Survive Icy Driving Conditions and Crashes
In this episode I revisit an annual subject that can never be taken too lightly. Safe driving in winter snow and ice. Too many times people follow too closely and don’t leave enough room to evade a crash or to stop at an intersection. If you want to be prepared to survive this winter’s icy…
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Flu Shot…Or Not?
Hello again rescue fans! In this episode, I dig into a subject that is sure to cause controversy. But…for those who know me, when have I ever steered clear from that? So, after being made aware of a situation where a mother was forced to sign a waiver that stated something to the effect, “I...
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Sore Throat or Strep Throat, How Do I Know?
Hey Rescue Fans! It’s been a while since my last post but I wanted to get back into the swing of things with something practical, helpful and that some of you may be experiencing as we speak! Sore throat. If you’ve ever wondered if your sore throat was serious and needed to be seen by a doctor,...
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More Training On A Baby With A Tracheostomy
Hello Rescue Fans, I received an email from a caregiver who was asking if I could do a bit more training on the care of a 15 month old with a trach. I did find a couple videos that were pretty good for cleaning and changing a tracheostomy tube but not really how to deal with ventilation…
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Why Do We Cover A Patient In Shock?
Hello Rescue Fans! In this unedited video, I talk about and explain why we cover a patient who may be showing signs of shock after this question came in by email. Remember, it’s important to help the patient feel comfortable, cared for, and safe as best as possible. But physiologically...
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Can I Use Adult AED Pads on a Child or Infant?
Hello Rescue Fans! I received a question via email about using an adult AED on a pediatric patient if there were no pediatric AED pads available. The quick answer? Yes, you can. Remember, many newer AED’s are now attenuated and will usually give as much electricity as needed to accomplish...
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What Does An Actual Drowning Look Like And How Do We Help?
As in all accidental deaths, the more we know about how to prevent them, the better off we will all be. In this episode, I answer an email that asked if I could combine training with some more realistic visuals about how a person may actually look when they’re drowning vs. the hollywood...
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Are Hot Dogs Dangerous?
I received an email a couple of weeks ago by a well known television news show. They asked if I could help them with the topic of choking and specifically on hot dogs. I liked the idea and though they didn’t need the training I put together, I thought you all might benefit from it. In producing...
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Can A Person Be Struck By Lightning On A Porch?
In this episode, we take a look at what areas are safe to watch a thunderstorm from. A question was asked about the safety of watching lightning from under a porch attached to a house. They wondered if it was grounded just like the porch. After researching a bit, I found that it is no more safe...
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Tourniquet Use Deemed A Lifesaver During Boston Bombing Incident
In this episode, I take a closer look at the reasons that tourniquets were so important during the Boston Marathon bombing aftermath. Injuries were similar to those seen on the battle field and the battle field has trauma that requires immediate hemorrhage treatment and usually includes a long...
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You Just Got Drain Opener Splashed In Your Eye. Top 5 Things To Do.
I just received a question from one of our Power Rescue Fans. They asked: “I just went through a frightening and painful experience at work the other night. I got splashed in my eyes with an acid based cleaner. I know some chemicals that can become more corrosive if water is applied, although…
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Nurse Doesn’t Give CPR To Elderly Resident, Did She Do Something Wrong?
Hello Rescue Fans, Today I was made aware of a story that is on fire with debate. Should CPR have been given to the elderly person or not? Should the RN be charged? Should the family sue the “Nursing Home?” actually independent living residence. How does the blah blah blah association feel about...
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Meteorite Explodes Over Russia Injuring Thousands!
I tried to release this video episode on Friday and unfortunately had some media problems. I wanted to make sure to address some of the questions regarding how people could be injured by the Meteor explosion if it never hit the earth. Great question, because the meteorite entered earths…
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Lindsey Vonn Super G Skiing Accident Medical Breakdown
In this episode of RoyOnRescue, I take a look at the details of the recent Lindsey Vonn skiing accident and what mechanism of injury caused the serious knee injury she suffered. Watch actual footage of the accident while I comment on how the crash caused her injuries. Then, discuss what steps you...
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Your Dog Is Sick, Could It Be Poisoning?
In this episode of RoyOnRescue, Roy covers the top ten poisons that most often send “Man’s Best Friend” to the Vet. Over 100,000 dog poisonings occur each year and most of them are from products we have right in our own home. The symptoms can include: -Upset Stomach – Neurological problems –...
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Could You Survive Stranded In A Snow Storm?
After hearing about a couple getting stranded in a mountain pass off-roading and the driver dying while seeking help, I thought I should talk about key elements around surviving out in the cold. People are often overcome by the cold simply due to lack of pre-planning, proper equipment and an...
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What’s All The Fuss About The CPR Numbers?
In this episode of RoyOnRescue we take a look at the different numbers related to CPR over the years. There can be confusion when it comes to deciding what set of numbers are best for the best outcome. Watch this episode to learn the scoop on how CPR numbers may not be as important as some may...
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Dangers Of The Rescue Scene
In this episode, I take a moment to talk about the recent traumatic death of an EMT who was struck by a vehicle while working with a patient on the scene of an accident. No matter if you’re a professional or a good samaritan, scene safety is the utmost important factor to keep in mind. It’s...
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Ankles, Impaled Objects and CPR
In this episode of RoyOnRescue, I answer two different emailed questions. The first from Michael who asked: “I was taught you remove the object only if it interferes with CPR.” Great question Mike. As a general rule of EMS, we only remove an impaled object if it’s obstructing the airway and...
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Can I Choke A Patient With A Pulse Check?
In this video, Roy takes a moment to explain a training that he includes in his CPR videos where he checks for a carotid pulse on one side of the patients neck and then the other without moving from one side to the other physically. Some students have asked if this is wrong, as they were taught…
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Trick or Trauma! Tips for a safe All Hallowed Eve.
Trick and Treating can be a very fun way to celebrate Halloween but it can also pose some dangers. In this special Halloween episode I wanted to quickly cover a few tips on how to protect our children and ourselves this Halloween. Be sure to check out this episode to freshen up on some easy ways…
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Hurricane Sandy Is In Full Force and Now I Need An Ambulance!
Okay Rescuers, When natural or unnatural disasters strike, the chance of getting emergency help to your doorstep fast while the EMS services are exhausted is very slim. I wanted to take this opportunity to talk about a situation that doesn’t get discussed much. What effect does a hurricane or...
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When A Bike Crash Gives More Than A Road Rash!
Hello Everyone, It’s been almost three weeks since my last episode was posted! Just for the record…it’s partly because I’ve filled my Hard Disk and was short by about 4GB of RAM. Seriously though, after suffering some technical problems I’m back in swing and hope to have several new posts in the...
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Danger When Lightning Strikes!
In this episode Roy takes a look at the dangers of thunderstorms and lightning). And where there’s thunder, there’s lightning. There was a report of a lightning striking a tree next to a home in Park Township destroyed electrical equipment and appliances in the home and caused minor injuries to a...
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Neighborhood Heroes Making A Difference
In this RoyOnRescue, we take a look at Stephen St. Bernard, who risked his own life to save another. He caught a young girl after she fell from a third story platform and though he suffered some injuries after the rescue, he saved the little girls life. This is an episode dedicated to the...
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Email Questions and Answers Part 1
Hello Everyone! In this episode of RoyOnRescue, Roy takes some time to catch up on different emailed questions and comments that have come in over the last few months. The two different emailed questions that were answered were; “won’t laying a person down while choking only make it worse?” and…
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Heat Wave!
Hello Everyone! In this RoyOnRescue Video blog, Roy takes a look at the record breaking heat that most of the Country has been experiencing and gives a few tips on recognition and treatment of heat related emergencies like; heat exhaustion, heat stroke, dehydration, electrolyte problems etc. So...
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Football Helmet Removal During Emergencies
In this episode, Roy answers a question that came in regarding how to remove a football helmet if a person may have a neck injury. Roy explains that only when the person’s life depends on it, should a helmet be removed before professional rescue personnel arrive. If the person’s life depends on a...
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What Do I Do If I Find Someone In Anemic Shock?
Hello Everyone, In this Vlog, Roy replies to an emailed question regarding someone’s friend who apparently has anemic complications. Due to this, she goes into shock, most likely due to the lack of Red Blood Cells which are required to carry oxygenated blood to the body’s tissues. Roy wanted to...
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They’re Choking And I Can’t Get Them Out Of The Wheelchair!
Maybe you work with patients that are wheelchair bound and may, at times, be too large or have disabilities that limit your ability to get them out of the wheelchair in a hurry. Especially when they begin to choke during meal time. I received a phone call message regarding this very situation and...
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This rescue podcast is hosted by Roy Shaw, CEO of ProTrainings.com and one of the Internet's most-watched instructors. Roy presents tips and tricks on staying safe and rescuing effectively, as well as investigating the philosophy behind the science of rescue.
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