Patient Assessment TRAUMA SHEET Review

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The Patient Assessment Trauma sheet is one of the first EMT skills you will learn in EMT class. This sheet was first introduced by NREMT to evaluate EMT skills such as the Trauma Assessment.
The Patient Assessment Trauma Sheet is broken down into 5 main parts including the scene size up, primary assessment, history taking, secondary assessment and the reassessment steps. I will breakdown for you in great detail each of the EMT steps so you can pass your EMT skills evaluation.
Tension pneumothorax, cardiac tamponade, the ability to perform BVM ventilations and give oxygen to patients that are apneic are possible scenarios you may encounter during this EMT skill sheet and station.
Remember that your main goal with patient assessment is to evaluate, identify and treat any life threats that you uncover on the primary assessment.
I look forward to you passing your EMT skills evaluation and I hope this video helps you breakdown the Patient Asssesment Trauma Sheet!
Be great,
Evan, The Paramedic Coach®
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[@dank9358]

Does your course have A&P classes to prep for medic school?

[@alexacebron5711]

Nice thanks for knowledge

[@Mr4thQuarterHD]

I’m still watching your videos even after school & passing everything, I just find them entertaining.

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thank you for your continued support of what I do!

[@abidmuzaffr]

Very much Informative.

[@tate3557]

I just passed the NREMT test on the first try at 70 using the video vault to refresh, great resource of what you really need to know, Thank you Evan!

[@BriceLikesSnakes]

We are just starting trauma this week in school, great timing! Have been watching all your videos while taking a EMT-B course with no previous healthcare experience. You have been a big help, thank you for these!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Happy to help!

[@prestonbrower4411]

Hey Evan, just passed my written a couple weeks ago going into my psychomotor in just a couple days, thank you for all the help along the way.

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Your videos are very educative I'm stiil using them as my guide in my practice, thanks.

[@ly3475]

Thanks Evan your videos are so helpful!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Glad you like them!

[@SmithAndWeason31]

amazing help. I appreciate the videos.

[@spectroxis6418]

We recently just did trauma in my 6-week EMT class. my lab prof said it's the most commonly failed skill

[@georgeacenas2349]

Great trauma primer, learning from you- RN

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Happy to help!

[@jeffsauceda]

Thanks!

[@xKirano]

After the transport decision, you would place a C Collar and back board correct? Before you place the C Collar would you check for step offs real quick? Or do you go back and check that in your detailed assessment?

[@sugarcan1110]

Cheers mate

[@dank9358]

Hey man does your subscription cover pre medic school anatomy and physiology?

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Yes it does, it includes entire paramedic school prep and a anatomy and physiology course + worksheets. www.prepareforems.com

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[@Toaduly9]

I passed my EMT looking to take my NREMT asap. thank you!

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Best of luck!

[@PineTreePal]

4:32 threw me for a loop, ngl
Informative as ever, though. Great job, Evan.