question sir, 57 yr old non-smoking male, after long infection (lots of green stuff coughed up), still have hard cough on waking up, much less stuff coming up now, but cough still there...also on full exhale heavy wheeze and have to cough, otherwise I'm fine--can fully inhale (little bit of discomfort but no sound). Do I just have to wait this out? Could have started as strep, bronchitis...could have ended up as pneumonia. Sore throat all gone, most green stuff gone, still very hard cough on waking and on full exhale. Infection started about 2 weeks ago.
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In the Begining i was very sceptic. I was thinking No way. Thank i listen to explanation of Lunge Sounds so easy Made and took the Decision to follow. Thank you for sharing and you great Teaching. Many Greetings from Germany
At 10:38 he says "low blood pressure" when referring to hypertension. Not nitpicking just pointing that out to new students. Hypotension is the medical term for low blood pressure
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Dude, I'm in EMT school right now and this cleared up lung sounds for me. We've not really gone into Crackles = CHF/Pneumonia, but rather CHF = crackles. This made it super confusing and difficult to remember what is what and when. I'm just going to note down everything from here as a cheat sheet
I have a question, the other day I had a patient who has a history of CHF, and upon lung sounds, there was definitely rales. But the patient was also septic and the medic I was working with treated with our sepsis protocol, which would include a 500 mL fluid bolus. My question is if this pt has a history of CHF, and rales and we dump fluids in them would that put them at risk of fluid overload and potentially cause further harm to the pts heart?
Would you all agree the rales sounds more like blowing bubbles in a drink through a straw vs. rhonici sounds more like SCBA sound effects from an 80s movie?
@ 7:37 you said “low blood pressure” but on screen it says HYPERtension not hypo, kinda got confused lol I’m guessing it was meant to be HYPO not HYPER!
Rales or fluid in lungs 🫁 bilateral rale sounds or unilateral rale sounds...CHF is a strong possibility because of heard rale sounds in both lungs 🫁 Pneumonia comes with fever chills body aches green yellow sputum... unilateral pneumonia is more common... Congestive heart failure has a pink frothy sputum, hypertension, jugular vein distention, and chest pain CPAP is main treatment for CHF
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question sir, 57 yr old non-smoking male, after long infection (lots of green stuff coughed up), still have hard cough on waking up, much less stuff coming up now, but cough still there...also on full exhale heavy wheeze and have to cough, otherwise I'm fine--can fully inhale (little bit of discomfort but no sound). Do I just have to wait this out? Could have started as strep, bronchitis...could have ended up as pneumonia. Sore throat all gone, most green stuff gone, still very hard cough on waking and on full exhale. Infection started about 2 weeks ago.
Hey Evan….did you know that in CHF…..the blood baaaacks up?
man went straight too it, no intro... respect
Thanks peter!
This video was posted while I was out on a breathing problems call. Timing!!!
That's why I'm here!
Nice bro!
PT in respiratory distress; youtubes paramedic coach 😂😂
Passed today with 94 questions. Thank you for all the videos!!!
Great job!
I’m only 10 years old right now and I’m thinking about going into EMS school and saving lives when I am 18
Good for you! Just make sure to enjoy life first and good luck
I'm a new grad nurse (ex EMT) and I found this so useful...
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Hey man, just swinging by and letting you know that I passed my NREMT with your help and your videos. Thank you so much, really!
Everyone else, don't think about it, just grab the video vault. You'll be super glad that you did!
Congrats on your success here!
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At 7:38 you say low BP and on your whiteboard you have written hypotension.. but on your "chalkboard" you write hypertension :) Just to let you know.
In the Begining i was very sceptic.
I was thinking No way.
Thank i listen to explanation of Lunge Sounds so easy Made and took the Decision to follow.
Thank you for sharing and you great Teaching.
Many Greetings from Germany
At 10:38 he says "low blood pressure" when referring to hypertension. Not nitpicking just pointing that out to new students. Hypotension is the medical term for low blood pressure
Wish I could afford the video vault! Your videos here on youtube are helping me in my basic EMT class.
Hey Ashley, happy you are learning! Just FYI, the video vault has a "pay in 4" option with Klarna or PayPal. It allows you to get started by breaking up the payment into 4 smaller ones. So you can absolutely get started with the vault. www.prepareforems.com
Be great,
Evan
Kudos to you Coach, these videos are incredibly well done.
Your content is always so spot on. Always learn a lot here.
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Using this vide0 to study for NCLEX, you are so cool!!! Loved the video.
Wow, thank you!
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taking my nremt on the 14th! these videos have been so helpful ❤️🔥
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Wow.. this was the first vid I watched and it hit me like a truck. You made it a lot easier.. thanks.
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Great video! Thank you
❤❤ I enjoyed the video as a nursing student
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Dude, I'm in EMT school right now and this cleared up lung sounds for me. We've not really gone into Crackles = CHF/Pneumonia, but rather CHF = crackles. This made it super confusing and difficult to remember what is what and when.
I'm just going to note down everything from here as a cheat sheet
I have a question, the other day I had a patient who has a history of CHF, and upon lung sounds, there was definitely rales. But the patient was also septic and the medic I was working with treated with our sepsis protocol, which would include a 500 mL fluid bolus. My question is if this pt has a history of CHF, and rales and we dump fluids in them would that put them at risk of fluid overload and potentially cause further harm to the pts heart?
Would you all agree the rales sounds more like blowing bubbles in a drink through a straw vs. rhonici sounds more like SCBA sound effects from an 80s movie?
Thank you for the videos
Great Video!!
Hello sir.. Iam also preparing for EMT exam can you please do a video about the exam question.. Scenario type.. Please
@ 7:37 you said “low blood pressure” but on screen it says HYPERtension not hypo, kinda got confused lol I’m guessing it was meant to be HYPO not HYPER!
Taking my nremt today probably should go to bed lol wish me luck!
thank you for this video :)
Thank you
Can GERD cause noisy breathing on inhale and exhale? Chest xray is clear.
How can we treat epiglottitis and croup on the way to the hospital?
Rales or fluid in lungs 🫁 bilateral rale sounds or unilateral rale sounds...CHF is a strong possibility because of heard rale sounds in both lungs 🫁
Pneumonia comes with fever chills body aches green yellow sputum... unilateral pneumonia is more common... Congestive heart failure has a pink frothy sputum, hypertension, jugular vein distention, and chest pain
CPAP is main treatment for CHF
Thankyou so much
EMS needs to get away from using “rales” and “ronchi “ the accepted terms nowadays are “fine crackles” and “coarse crackles”
When are going to be a Doctor, Then you can make another vault, and teach us to be Doctors.
Rhonchi and crackling sounds the same 😳😭
please shave,,,, Go clean cut.. Its hard to focus on what you're saying looking at that