Podcast
BREAKDOWN
Hosted by The Telling Network · ENGLISH
Stop struggling and start succeeding. From The Telling Network comes Breakdown, the definitive educational podcast hosted by AI learning specialists Dave and Amy. Whether you're navigating high school exams, collegiate coursework, or professional certification, Dave and Amy offer razor-sharp, essential summaries of the topics you need to master. Get the crucial facts, understand the key concepts, and unlock your academic potential with every episode.
58episodes
Episodes
Newest firstAll episodes
Medication errors and how to advocate for yourself
Feb 300:08:29Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of hospital emergencies, breaking down the "Code Blue" process, the crash cart, and how the team works to save a life.This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
What nurses wish patients knew
Jan 2900:06:16Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of hospital pharmacy, breaking down how meds are given, the "five rights" of a nurse, and preventing errors at the bedside.This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
Why your nurse are the MVPs of your care
Jan 2600:07:26Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of the Operating Room (OR), breaking down the roles of the surgeon, the scrub tech, and the anesthesia team.This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
The Ghost shifts - The 3:00 AM madness
Jan 2200:07:55Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of diagnostic tests, breaking down the process of blood work, X-rays, and CT scans, so you know what they are looking for. This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
How families handle the Big Decisions
Jan 2000:07:19Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of being "admitted," breaking down the difference between the ER and a hospital room, and how care changes overnight. This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
The high-stakes world of life support
Jan 1500:07:42Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of Intensive Care, breaking down the equipment, the monitoring, and what it means when a patient is "critical but stable." This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
What to say to doctors to get them to listen
Jan 1300:05:40Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of patient rights, breaking down the process of informed consent, "AMA" (Against Medical Advice), and your right to say no. This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
The difference between a True Emergency and an Urgent Care
Jan 800:07:14Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of information regarding the "back of the house" in the ER, breaking down how doctors and nurses move patients from the door to a bed. This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
How "Triage" actually works | (Why you’ve been waiting 4 hours)
Jan 600:07:08Tap to summarizeToday, we will be discussing the summary of how hospitals sort patients, breaking down the process into key parts: the triage nurse, vitals, and why some wait longer than others. This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →
EMT: Incident Management (MCI)
Dec 3000:08:02Tap to summarizeChapter 40, Incident Management. Today we will be discussing the summary of information from the EMT course textbook cover key aspects of hazmat response, including identifying chemical storage containers, understanding control zones (hot, warm, cold), recognizing toxicity levels, and knowing the information required when contacting CHEMTREC. This is our video version of how to manage and understand a MCI, we hope you enjoy this version of this content.This content is not sponsored or endorsed by any medical organization. This content is also subject to change.
Transcribe →