Featuring highlights from previous episodes about how to stay safe while avoiding too much heat and sun exposure. First up, from Doc Talk episode 48: The Fundamentals of First Aid. John Tronnes, M.D., Family Medicine Physician at Lead-Deadwood Clinic explains heat stroke, its symptoms and treatments.
Then, from episode 146: Summer Child Safety. Rapid City Hospital Pediatricians Tamra Lemley, M.D, and Kyle Lemley, M.D., share advice on how to prevent heat stroke and what to look for in young children who may be experiencing it.
Some Primary Care Physicians are trained specifically in Pediatrics to treat babies and kids; some are trained in Family Medicine to treat adolescents and adults. Med-Peds doctors like Marissa Copas Weaver, M.D., an Internal Medicine – Pediatrics Physician and Eammon Grosek, M.D., a Primary Care and Internal Medicine Physician, both of Rapid City Clinic, Flormann Street, have specific training to care for all ages, including babies.
In this episode, the doctors explain their specific training and why being a Med-Peds physician is slightly different than the typical Family Medicine provider. They touch on the few things that are outside of their scope of practice and the importance of trust between a Med-Peds doctor and the families that they treat.
Tune in to learn more about this rare and interesting combination of skills and find out why Dr. Copas Weaver or Dr. Grosek might be the right fit for your family.
Lawnmowers, snakes and the sun, oh my! Tamra Lemley, M.D, board-certified Pediatrician and Kyle Lemley, M.D., a fellowship-trained Pediatric Critical Care Specialist and Pediatrician, both of Monument Health Children’s at Rapid City Hospital, spotlight some important kid summer safety concerns including lawnmower injuries, snake and spider bites and the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. They also share what it’s like being a doctor who is married to a doctor. An essential listen for parents of kids growing up in the Black Hills.
Kyle Lemley, M.D., Amy Morrill, RN, and Amanda Horsley, RN, return to discuss the challenges and rewards of working in the Pediatric Critical Care Unit at Monument Health Rapid City Hospital. They discuss the differences between NICU and PICU and the complexities of treating chronically ill children. The trio share the path’s that led them to the joining the PICU team. They emphasize the importance of clear communication with families, setting small goals to maintain hope and providing emotional support.
Rapid City Hospital’s Kyle Lemley, M.D., Pediatric Critical Care, Amy Morrill, RN, Nurse Educator and Amanda Horsley, RN, Manager Nurse, join Mark Houston to tuck into pediatric sedation (or sleepy time as they refer to it) and how it’s evolved to be less traumatic for children. They share the innovative sedation techniques they use, including an intranasal medication to minimize pain and anxiety for kids undergoing procedures like MRIs and CT scans. Not all procedures are the same and the team discusses how they emphasize the importance of creating a calm, comforting environment for both children and their parents. They also highlight how these advancements help local families avoid the stress of traveling far for treatments, making health care a little easier for everyone.
Join Dr. Kyle Lemley, a pediatrician at Monument Health in Rapid City, as we tackle the timely topic of bronchiolitis and its challenges amid the ongoing triple pandemic of COVID-19, influenza, and RSV.
What is bronchiolitis? It’s a common respiratory infection that inflames the small airways in the lungs, primarily affecting infants and young children. While usually mild, it can be especially worrisome for this vulnerable age group.
Why is bronchiolitis concerning during the triple pandemic? The overlap in symptoms between these viruses makes diagnosis tricky, putting additional strain on healthcare systems already navigating COVID-19. We’ll dive into:
Early signs and symptoms of bronchiolitis to be aware of in your little ones.
Distinguishing bronchiolitis from other respiratory illnesses, including the current viral culprits.
Practical tips for managing bronchiolitis at home and knowing when to seek medical attention.
Strategies for protecting your child from these circulating viruses during the triple pandemic.
Dr. Lemley will answer your questions and clear up any confusion surrounding bronchiolitis and the current respiratory landscape. So, tune in and breathe easier, Rapid City!
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In this episode, we dive into the heart of the Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) program. It’s not just about raising money—it’s about bettering the lives of our youngest and bravest, and ensuring the best pediatric care is always within reach.
With us are two key figures from this noble endeavor – Dr. Kyle Lemley, who, with his specialized expertise in pediatric critical care, stands at the front lines in the battle for children’s health. And standing shoulder-to-shoulder with him is Shawn Powers, Certified Fundraising Executive with Children’s Miracle Network, whose passion and commitment help pave the way for miracles, big and small.
There’s no time like the present to make a difference. Tune in, learn, and contribute because, after all, it’s all about community, collaboration, and real, impactful change.
Together, let’s make miracles happen! Because that’s what we—and you—are all about.
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In this episode, we step into the world of pediatric diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), a serious complication of diabetes that primarily affects children and adolescents. Join us as we interview Dr. Kyle Lemely, a renowned Pediatric Critical Care Specialist and Pediatrician from Monument Health in Rapid City.
Dr. Lemely brings his extensive expertise to the table, providing a comprehensive overview of DKA, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment strategies. He sheds light on the unique considerations in managing DKA in children, highlighting the importance of early recognition and prompt intervention.
Dr. Lemely addresses common concerns and misconceptions surrounding DKA, empowering parents and caregivers with crucial knowledge to identify and manage this condition effectively. He emphasizes the significance of ongoing education and support for families raising children with diabetes, ensuring they are well-equipped to navigate the challenges of this chronic illness.
Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, or healthcare professional, this podcast offers valuable insights into the world of pediatric DKA.
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Host, Mark Houston is joined in the studio by Rachel Michael, M.D., an Orthopedic Surgeon at Monument Health Orthopedic and Specialty Hosital. Dr. Michael discusses her work in pediatric orthopedics, where she has extensive knowledge and experience in pediactric fractures.
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