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Cherri Fuehring
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 มี.ค. 2014
Just an EMT/paramedic educator trying to make a difference...
Not a good test-taker? .... developing the art of reading a test question
#EMTtesting, Test taking skills, Better test scores
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Albuterol & Narcan administration for the EMT
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Albuterol & Narcan administration for the EMT
Epipen, nitro, aspirin, glucose administration for the EMT
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This is a "how-to" administer video for EMTs. It is not inclusive of all of the pharmacological information needed to know when deciding whether to give a medication or not.
Assessing Respiratory distress vs. Failure (in less than 3 minutes)
มุมมอง 772ปีที่แล้ว
An EASY way to assess breathing in the Primary assessment #abcsong #PrimaryAssessment #EMT #airway #breathing
Chest Pain for the EMT
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Assessment and treatment for the patient with chest pain.... what to do and WHY we do it.
Shock - Types & Stages
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Short tutorial to learn how to determine the type and stages of shock. #EMT #Shock #Compensatedshock #Decompensatedshock #hypoperfusion
Primary Assessment (Trauma) demonstration
มุมมอง 14K2 ปีที่แล้ว
The primary assessment should be done in just a minute or 2 and reveals immediate life threats to your patient. It alerts the EMT or paramedic to interventions/treatments that need to happen prior to transport.
Wound packing skill
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#Woundpacking #stopthebleed #bleeding #EMT #Paramedic #Trauma #TCCC #Penetratinginjuries #Wound #bloodloss
Understanding the stages of Shock
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Learn a Simple method of recognizing shock and understanding if the patient is in Compensated shock or decompensated shock. #EMT #Shock #stagesofshock #
What is Perfusion?
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Perfusion is the essence of life. Learn why it is so important for EMTs to understand and recognize poor perfusion. #EMT #anaerobic #aerobic #perfusion #metabolism
Cardiac Emergencies - treating Narrow complex tachycardia
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Treatment for fast heart rhythms, ACLS
Cardiac emergencies - treating wide-complex tachycardia
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Learn how to treat wide complex tachycardia using the ACLS guidelines
Insulin.... what's the big deal?
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10 minutes to learn about diabetic patients and their struggle with lack of insulin.
CPAP - just the Basics
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What does CPAP do and how should we use it? It's a game-changer!!!
Pulmonology (Airway) for the paramedic - Part I
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Pulmonology (Airway) for the paramedic - Part I
OPQRST, how to get a GOOD medical history!
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OPQRST, how to get a GOOD medical history!
Understand the difference between a simple pneumothorax and a tension pneumothorax
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Understand the difference between a simple pneumothorax and a tension pneumothorax
Spinal Immobilization for the EMS Provider - New Changes
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Spinal Immobilization for the EMS Provider - New Changes
Nuts and Bolts of the EMT Primary Assessment
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Nuts and Bolts of the EMT Primary Assessment
HazMat Awareness Level training - for EMS
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HazMat Awareness Level training - for EMS
Thank you so much for providing these lectures. They are a Godsend. Thanks for clarification at minute16:04. It's a typo in the slide. The book says 'Tearing pain is not the most common type of abdominal pain.'
Excellent video. I didn't know about the condensation trick to maximize the medication. Love it.
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what about a slightly wide QRS(via Kardia mobileapp.) ? normal sinus rythme with wide QRS, good BP. good O2 saturation heart rate of 70 bpm...always 110/70 pressure. 59 year old male (former experienced Emergency medical tech.)
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Cherri its you and me against the NREMT exam rn. Thanks for your great videos.
@@alorabergethon5069, You go get ‘em!!! I am right there with you!
Excellent
Can you breath louder into the mic and turn the lecture down even more? Id hate to understand it.
I watched 3 minutes and 45 seconds of this and had to stop it. I was excited about the lecture until whoever it is started breathing heavy on that open mic. No.
Check Breathing & Response - - - - IF Not Resp arrest IF YES THEN Check for ADEQUATE CHEST RISE - - - If Not RESPIRATORY FAILURE IF YES THEN Check RESPIRATORY RATE <10 OR >30/M - - - - IF YES RESPIRATORY FAILURE IF NOT DYSPNIC HYPOXEMIC PATIENT WITH ADEQUATE CHEST RISE AND RR 20-30 Respiratory distress
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I was in the ICU intensive care unit in UK when I had a tension pneumothorax/Hemothorax if I got that right, which I had to have a chest drain, both sides.
I am so sorry to hear that happened to you. Thank you for offering your experience to help others learn! The hospital treatment for a pneumothorax and/or hemothorax would be a chest tube. That device would help remove the air/blood from the chest cavity and allow the lung room to inflate again. I hope you are well now!!
Thanks so much! I've been looking for an FPV view of a DL.
One note from here in the future (2024) is that suctioning the newborn's nose/mouth is no longer recommended unless "obvious obstruction to breathing exists" as it can lead to bradycardia
This was a Trauma, right???? ….The entire scenario…no one felt the need to expose the chest for injuries that may compromise ventilation??? ….There “appears” to be = chest rise and fall….that doesn’t sound definite to me….Better yet we’ll just cover up the chest……….Come on !!!!! You get a point for identifying injuries that compromise ventilation…No rapid trauma assessment either (DCAP!!!!) …might as well just call a taxi….I’d give you a fail….cool….
Thank you for your response... We appreciate the time you took to formulate your reply and to offer your opinion.
MIND BLOWN!!!! thank you
You are so very welcome…. Very glad it was helpful for you!!!
A very good video from a Great teacher! Thank you
Thank you, Marcus!!!
Thank you mam.. ❤crystal🔮 clear..
I'm so happy I found your channel. Thank you for uploading these videos
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Great explanation. Thank you!
Thank you for your comment. It’s always good to hear from those who take the time to watch the videos. Merry Christmas!!
Good explanation mam
I certainly hope this was helpful for you!!
28:49 technically, it’s 1,001 pounds.
thank you
Thank you for watching and commenting! I appreciate you!
im from Poland and i found your videos are amazing <3 than you for your work
Thank you so much for the kind words!! I am delighted that you find them helpful.
In Norway we do not operate singel engines in air ambulance or SAR Machines. th-cam.com/video/fGqUWVQz_JM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4jSVGcKRZmtJWV2m
EVOC training Norway: (2 weeks of this, and a long weekend on icetrac next winter). th-cam.com/video/fGqUWVQz_JM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6XKZ1j1dlxgsKEbM
Thanks for the video it was very helpful although I was told when giving epi hold you’re supposed to hold the needle in for 10 seconds rather than 30 in my emt b class which one is correct?
10 seconds is likely long enough…. But since adrenaline tends to alter our perception of time, I teach 30 seconds just to be in the safe side.
As someone studying for the NREMT exam these videos are super helpful! Thanks for making them
Thank you so very much! I appreciate your feedback and I am delighted you find the videos helpful. Best of luck to you on your NREMT exam!
Wow I wish you were my instructor such a good job!
Mam please provide a notes
Found a goldmine. Love it.
So very, very pleased that you found this valuable!! Thank you.
@@cherrifuehring7026oh yeah. I went to paramedic school during the pandemic. It was rushed and graduated with no experience. This helps so so much. Ill be watching all your videos! 😁
wouldn’t the bvm push the food further down the airways when giving a breathe?
You are correct! However, if the abdominal thrusts and chest compressions don’t dislodge the object, then may be pushing it down into one lung may be the only/best option. Either way, you have on open airway.
@@cherrifuehring7026 ah I didn’t think of it like that haha I feel like it was a silly question but thanks for clarifying. One open airway is better than none 😂
@@wishhh1644 no question is silly if you are trying to clarify and understand! I remember thinking the same thing, when I first learned how to treat a choking victim. I appreciate your comment!
Very well explained sir thanks ❤❤❤
Absolutely excellent Thanks
Thank you!!! I appreciate you watching!
Thanks for you content
I’ve recently startedy Wilderness EMT course and feel so lost. Thanks for creating these videos!
You are so very, very welcome. We are blessed that they are helpful to you!
Thank you a lot for this video
Thankyou for this, this is great
Question: I noticed you did not mention active ulcers as a contraindication of aspirin. Why so?
Ryan, to be honest there are multiple medical conditions that could be a consideration when it comes to administering any medication. This video was not about the plethora of outlying conditions… it was specifically to educate providers on the key points of Chest Pain. Aspirin is a key player in reducing mortality and death from ACS, so I think one should evaluate the benefits vs. the risks with an ulcer that may or may not be an issue. Thank you for your insight.
Thanks for the explanation! I was always wondering how some parts of the body began to swell ( edema), and here I got my answer. Thank you so much!
I so greatly appreciate you watching the video and I am honored that it helped you.
no offence you gotta talk a little more confident when you do these lectures
I have a question on the aspirin induced asthma. Is that still something you guys still follow or has that been removed from your SOPs?
The spleen according to this diagram, is in the upper left quadrant.
You’re incorrect. The appendix is not in the right upper quadrant. It is the right lower quadrant.
STOP saying “ugh” & “umm” every 3rd word! It’s annoying & those are NOT words. So distracting from the content!
Thank you for that feedback. I hope you also found something of value in this video.
This instructor sucks
Thank you for that. I'm starting up another skills training for some EMT Students and I just had to visit this question. What's the best way to describe the secondary assessment on Medical Exam.
Excellent presentation, thanks
Thank you so very much, Adam!! I am very honored that you found this useful.
So just like in question one we are also allowed to have a cheat sheet diagram on the peritoneal space when taking the NREMT?
Austin, it is my understanding that each individual state is now overseeing the NREMT psychomotor exam for EMTs. It is up to them how the skills are conducted and what skills will be tested. There are no notes or resources allowed in the computer-adaptive (written) exams.