Active Threat EMS Response - South Metro Unscripted Episode 17
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Warning - This video shows graphic images of SIMULATED injuries that some viewers may find disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.
Take an inside look at stress inoculation training being hosted by South Metro Fire Rescue during November 2018. Although we hope active shooter incidents never happen, these hyper-realistic scenarios are preparing SMFR firefighters and paramedics for a worst case incident.
Incredibly well done training, almost makes me wish to become an EMT!
Paramedic*
@@totalmtbnetwork4348 Paramedics are ranked as EMT-P
@@RadTechFred I’m a paramedic and never heard of that lol. But one things for sure, we are way higher trained then EMT’s
@@totalmtbnetwork4348 I know you are lmao, you also have a bigger responsibility in patient safety, which is why I'd prefer to stick to being an EMT :D
@@RadTechFred nothing wrong with it lol. When you commented you said “makes me want to become an emt”. So I take it you accomplished your goal! Congrats
Any chance we can get a glimpse into your academy's hell night?
Look up their training school and I think its week 17
Awesome new episode! Can't wait till you do an episode on Station 32
Like how they go straight to treating they don’t clam people down and do a quick check to see if any one is dangerous.
How triage works
@E hard to save someone’s life when they aren’t calmed down but you know I am only 17, not a perfect expert though have seen it done in many different ways all right ways and nothing like this. Oh wait, I am always wrong.
@@CH-fk5tk oh, I am a dumb 17 year old apparently!
@@EricWhiteTheGamer Unfortunately, you're wrong. It's better to triage, and while treating calming down the injured victim then to first calm everyone down. In a mass casualty incident (which this is classified as), time is of the essence. While you're calming down someone who is classified as a 'yellow' tag (or can wait victim), 'red tag' (or cannot wait) victim could be rapidly declining, and potentially going into shock or worse.
Very real life visual effects *** very well done simulation video ***** South Metro Fire /EMS you really showed how well you know your training 👏👏👏👏😎😀💞
Would they carry any firearms in a real active shooter situation?
Nope police would escort them with long rifles.
@@samlittleton1491 medical doesn't go in till the scene is safe
@@cgmason7568 not true… do you even work in the field? 1st goes in a “kill team” 5-6 cops go straight to the shooter and eliminate or confine the threat and then RTF Rescue Task Force teams from the FD/EMS go in with cops assigned to them while the event is still happening and they start triage and removing victims. Atleast that’s how it is where I live and if your state or county doesn’t do that I feel sorry for your community.
@@cgmason7568you’re very wrong
I swear I saw a firefighter with a gun
Respect
No emergency chaser only if going code 3
Do you respond from the fire house and transport to the hospital lights and sirens or no.
NJ Emergency Chaser where I work, we respond from the fire station and then transport depending on the condition of the patient
Normally just lights or nothing
Medic-5 A.Goodson I know that. I was asking if they responded to the drill lights and sirens and transported the fake patients with lights and sirens.
NJ Emergency Chaser oh. During our drills, yes we respond with lights and sirens
I your big fans I can help training medic please
Are we going to question that the engine has 2 q’s lol
Are you talking about the engine at 0:57, because it doesn't.
Lemons Huh one on the bumper and another on the front right
@@whiplashfirephotography8348 The thing on the front right is an inlet for a hose
@@whiplashfirephotography8348 That is not a Q on the front right. Looks like a standard federal or whelan siren.
Ryan Peterson yea your right my bad
I Sun firefighter from Brazil in São Paulo
I served in the Marine Corps for 4 years and got many Tactical combat casualty care(tccc) classes and I know It takes 3 minutes to bleed out from a laceration on the femoral artery, no knees where put on arteries to stop bleeding while tourniquets were applied(to low by the way) and there was no speed or intensity by any of these first responders. These casualties would have died(notionally of course) with the speed and skills they had. I love and respect our first responders but hopefully they get some better information and training on how to use the tools they have.
South Metro Fire Rescue PIO good to know
fack
But merica needs more guns!!!
Какой противный язык.