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Good job. That anaphylaxis can present with wheezing is a good point. Although we would have likely administered the medication soon if this were reality.

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If the unconscious unresponsive choking patient HAS A PULSE on arrival, should chest compressions still be initiated

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Is abdo assessment routine by paramedics in Canada? I'm Australia we get taught it but just look for standout findings rather than the full assessment

Is abdo assessment routine by paramedics in Canada? I'm Australia we get taught it but just look for standout findings rather than the full assessment

Great video, thanks Matt!

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Super helpful thank you!!!

Would you put 4 leads on a seizure pt.?

What type of AED is that? That’s not Phillips and that’s not ZOL and that’s not physical control. That’s not cardiac science.

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One of the best videas I hhave seen.. learnt alot!!!

ASA first, questions 2nd.....barring an allergy to it.

PCP Student here , New-Brunswick. We look for chest rise and air entry with OPA , but then why don't you switch to I-Gel to be more aggressive on that (A). and not have to stop cpr whilst giving respiration every 6 seconds?

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There is a 30 second pause in cpr at 954. None of you other treatment matter unless you have a high chest compression fraction with no pauses greater than 10seconds

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You should write down each one and what it does on the board behind you and brief explanations. Same goes for all videos.

Just stumbled across this in the UK (paramedic) 👋 not sure anyone will still be looking at the comments? I think if this was an assessed scenario, it would score pretty well! Loved to see the tempo and momentum of extrication and movement towards hospital - I think that’s an area where we’re lacking over here and we quickly get sucked into doing things like IVs before moving. I was just interested to see how hot you guys are on “A-E” assessment formats? I think everything was in the assessment but I couldn’t see a lot of structure and I wondered if things might get forgotten in scenarios where you’re getting maxed out?

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Shew! He was a second away from a surgical airway!!😊

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Unit 69, nice

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thank you but you didnt assess the back??

since, my heart didnt stop beat, while I have band bpm

Great RSI case. Thanks!

Great case!

Hey Matt, this is Dr. Jackson Parrish. I love you videos I just watch your videos anyway.

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Dear Viewer, I'd like to provide a clarification regarding the technique demonstrated in the video, specifically at the 5:10 and 5:07 timestamps. Firstly, at the 5:10 timestamp, I misspoke. The correct technique entails having your cutting hand resting on the patient's sternum, while your stabilizing hand should rest on the patient's jaw. Additionally, at the 5:07 timestamp, contrary to what was shown, many experts now recommend clinicians to insert their finger into the ostomy after removing the scalpel. Your understanding and adjustment to these nuances in the technique are appreciated.

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