I would have also checked if the patient can open his mouth (just in case he vomits and/or I needed to do something about his Airway later). What do you guys say?
You left the patients arms stretched out for too long and never told him to put it down.... he had to put it down when he got tired himself. But good job though
no guided movement to put the ked into place and assistant.lifted fingers for . 001 sec which intructor could fail you for. did not voice removal of leg steps after long board transfer. but who am I to talk I failed.twice for doing it the way it's shown on the skill sheet.
I was taught that the correct order for the application of the straps was middle, bottom, legs, top, head. Is this incorrect or does the order not really matter?
Rallypoint EMT NREMT...Now,this demo should have occured with the patient in the driver's seat of the auto for a more real scenario. I assume that the patient must be first extracted from the confinement.
He was kneeling where the steering wheel is supposed to be. How will he do this skill in real life? Also left the tails of the colored chest straps unsecured.
The order of the straps is NOT wrong if you are participating in an NREMT skill station. The order for the straps as it relates to EMT candidates or NREMT testing is as follows: Middle, Bottom, Top, Legs, Head. The head is always secured last. If you review your NREMT sheet line #7 reads: Secures the device to the patient's torso. Line #: 10 reads: Secures the patient's head to the device. In addition, under Critical Criteria, line #: 5 indicates it is a critical fail if the head is immobilized to the device before the device is sufficiently secured to the torso. I understand the Ferno Users' Manual for the Model 125 KED lists the order of the straps as Middle, Bottom, Legs, Head, Top (page 19) however; following the manufacturer's instructions instead of the NREMT skill sheet is going to set you up for failure.
You didn't assess for step off or trachea midline nor jvd before putting on the collar, and you didn't assess for DCAPBTLS on the back before putting him in the KED. This would have failed you at my school.
video needs to be updated with the proper procedure. This would have failed a correctly administered NREMT assessment station. Middle, Bottom, Legs, Head, Chest is the correct order
The order of the straps is NOT wrong if you are participating in an NREMT skill station. The order for the straps as it relates to EMT candidates or NREMT testing is as follows: Middle, Bottom, Top, Legs, Head. The head is always secured last. If you review your NREMT sheet line #7 reads: Secures the device to the patient's torso. Line #: 10 reads: Secures the patient's head to the device. In addition, under Critical Criteria, line #: 5 indicates it is a critical fail if the head is immobilized to the device before the device is sufficiently secured to the torso. I understand the Ferno Users' Manual for the Model 125 KED lists the order of the straps as Middle, Bottom, Legs, Head, Top (page 19) however; following the manufacturer's instructions instead of the NREMT skill sheet is going to set you up for failure.
Thanks for posting these
Nice video except for the fact that you were inside of the dashboard for most of it
I would have also checked if the patient can open his mouth (just in case he vomits and/or I needed to do something about his Airway later). What do you guys say?
Not really part of this station. Great real life thinking though.
You left the patients arms stretched out for too long and never told him to put it down.... he had to put it down when he got tired himself. But good job though
Excellent video, my concerns audible small grunts from patient to breath after chest straps were secured.
no guided movement to put the ked into place and assistant.lifted fingers for . 001 sec which intructor could fail you for. did not voice removal of leg steps after long board transfer. but who am I to talk I failed.twice for doing it the way it's shown on the skill sheet.
Thank you EMS action bronson
I was taught that the correct order for the application of the straps was middle, bottom, legs, top, head. Is this incorrect or does the order not really matter?
I was taught “my (middle ) , baby (bottom , has(head) , good (groin) , teeth(top) hopefully all of ours are correct lol
My (middle) Baby (bottom) Looks (legs) Hot ( head) tonight (top)
Thank you for posting, testing this evening :-)
Rallypoint EMT NREMT...Now,this demo should have occured with the patient in the driver's seat of the auto for a more real scenario. I assume that the patient must be first extracted from the confinement.
These guys are heroes. Thank them fir their service
haaaaaaa
He was kneeling where the steering wheel is supposed to be. How will he do this skill in real life? Also left the tails of the colored chest straps unsecured.
Didn't place void pad between head and flaps by head
You will never use this in the field
wow
Money Buys Lots of Hot Toys
Middle Bottom Legs Head Top
And stop chewing that gum.
l\ "My Baby Looks Hot Tonight" I know it sounds dirty but it's the mnemonic I was taught.
Yeah the strap order was totally wrong~
The order of the straps is NOT wrong if you are participating in an NREMT skill station. The order for the straps as it relates to EMT candidates or NREMT testing is as follows: Middle, Bottom, Top, Legs, Head. The head is always secured last.
If you review your NREMT sheet line #7 reads: Secures the device to the patient's torso.
Line #: 10 reads: Secures the patient's head to the device.
In addition, under Critical Criteria, line #: 5 indicates it is a critical fail if the head is immobilized to the device before the device is sufficiently secured to the torso.
I understand the Ferno Users' Manual for the Model 125 KED lists the order of the straps as Middle, Bottom, Legs, Head, Top (page 19) however; following the manufacturer's instructions instead of the NREMT skill sheet is going to set you up for failure.
Please see my other comments regarding the order of the straps. Thank you.
Please see my other comments regarding the order of the straps. Thank you.
Thanks guys 👍
Is that Jim from The Office as the patient?
no, we asked for his help, but he wasn't available
Looks nothing like him
@@dccxy lmao
You didn't assess for step off or trachea midline nor jvd before putting on the collar, and you didn't assess for DCAPBTLS on the back before putting him in the KED. This would have failed you at my school.
What happened to Boy My Legs Have Cramps?
Bottom
Middle
Legs
Head
Cheats?
The new saying is “My Baby Looks Hot Tonight”
Middle
Bottom
Legs
Head
Does the order actually matter though
video needs to be updated with the proper procedure. This would have failed a correctly administered NREMT assessment station. Middle, Bottom, Legs, Head, Chest is the correct order
The order of the straps is NOT wrong if you are participating in an NREMT skill station. The order for the straps as it relates to EMT candidates or NREMT testing is as follows: Middle, Bottom, Top, Legs, Head. The head is always secured last.
If you review your NREMT sheet line #7 reads: Secures the device to the patient's torso.
Line #: 10 reads: Secures the patient's head to the device.
In addition, under Critical Criteria, line #: 5 indicates it is a critical fail if the head is immobilized to the device before the device is sufficiently secured to the torso.
I understand the Ferno Users' Manual for the Model 125 KED lists the order of the straps as Middle, Bottom, Legs, Head, Top (page 19) however; following the manufacturer's instructions instead of the NREMT skill sheet is going to set you up for failure.
@@RallypointEMSNREMTDemos so nremt is doing falsely and spreads misinformation. Good job 'muricans 😂 -paramedic from europe.