Care Delivery in Patient Transport: A Clinical Reference and Guide to Physiology, Stabilization, and Crew Decision-Making for Flight Paramedics - Henson MD, Ramon C.
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Care Delivery in Patient Transport: A Clinical Reference and Guide to Physiology, Stabilization, and Crew Decision-Making for Flight Paramedics
Henson MD, Ramon C.
Synopsis "Care Delivery in Patient Transport: A Clinical Reference and Guide to Physiology, Stabilization, and Crew Decision-Making for Flight Paramedics"
Assess the Risk, Secure the Airway, Call the Mission Ready — Before Wheels-Up Built for the flight paramedic, critical care transport nurse, and transport physician who must decide, alone and under time pressure, whether a critically ill patient can survive the move, this reference connects transport physiology and confined-space constraint to the decisions made before wheels-up and in flight. It moves from crew resource management and platform selection through organ-system critical care in transit and into the equipment and handoff infrastructure that sustain consistent practice, applying a five-part Readiness Check at forty-six decision points indexed in a closing compendium. Trap-logic call-outs for the presentation that looks stable but isn't turn physiology into the specific action you take at the stretcher. From the Referral Call to the Final Handoff, You Will • Translate altitude physiology into pre-flight readiness — Boyle's law-driven pneumothorax expansion and hypoxemia risk resolved into concrete go or no-go checks. • Secure the airway your cabin will actually let you manage — video laryngoscopy, bougie-first technique, and a failed-airway sequence sized to confined space. • Troubleshoot the device-dependent patient — IABP, VAD, and ECMO alarm logic that tells you whether to escalate support or check the cannula first. • Catch shock before the monitor does — compensated-shock recognition and the massive transfusion trigger you don't wait on hypotension to confirm. • Manage the neuro-critical and stroke patient in motion — intracranial pressure crisis response and blood pressure targets that flip once thrombolytics are given. • Deliver the baby you didn't plan to — precipitous delivery readiness and ductal-dependent congenital heart disease recognition before the ductus closes. • Apply the Transport Readiness System at the exact decision point — a five-part Readiness Check built into every chapter and indexed for rapid mid-mission lookup. Carry the judgment this specialty runs on into every mission you fly or drive.