As someone with a learning disability, this is by far one of the easiest videos to follow along to! Will defenitely reccomend you to anyone trying to learn this stuff!
I’ll be honest, I’m only 15 but want to get my head in the game super early so that I know what I may be getting myself into in the future. Thanks for what you do man!
You should be about 16 by now, glad to see a young person being enterprising about BLS... hopefully you're on the paramedic path. Lots of people need help out there
Thx for these videos I decided to switch my career right before highschool graduation and have no early medical training. It's really helping me get a early start
Super Video Evan !!! Patient Assessment is the absolute fundamental detective work ! I'm so glad that you elaborated on Pertinent Negatives. As a Radio Patch to You Sir : " Thanks so much - I'm Learning these Critical Skills COLD" !!!
Did you see FDNY guy jump into unstable car at accident and get his femur broken? IS MY SCENE SAFE??????????? No way it was, just hero complex taking over
Evan, this is by far the best video you have provided for us. I’ve been having trouble with assessment NREMT questions and which term falls into which section of the assessment and this is just a grand slam on what I need to know 💯 This absolutely ties up loose ends and technical to the bone. Thank you so much for all that you do for us Evan. I can’t wait to finally kill the NREMT 🤙🏾
Thank you for making videos for EMT students like me! They really help me out doing my supplemental learning and thoroughly understanding content material.
I skipped this part in my online emt and just had skills days. I had 2 days (medical and skills days) to learn patient assessment before my nremt testing day. I BARELY passed. This is obviously so important so don't put it off!!!!
Evan, Love your videos & this is helping a lot! Can you please do a video on SLUDGEM/DUMBELLS? EMT student, I just ran a call on a guy who took in a bunch of chemicals. Things happened so fast I wish I understood more! Can you do a video on it? I appreciate you man, I purchased your program! And take my NREMT in about a month! Trying to know it all “COLD” 💪
My emt course was quick and touched on all of these. I passed and got my emt using some of your videos! I got a job as an EMT and am now orienting with a company. Any advice for great questions for the primary survey to knock big illnesses out of the park? Im being placed on a bls ambulance but we usually arrive well before the micu and have always transferred care thus far. Also, do you have any advice on bedside reports/charge nurse reports i can give?
Omg my practical is tomorrow!! Just 11 hours from now 😅 this is my last minute cram sesh 😂 I’d like to see someone do a video framing the questions in a good way that we ask the test giver. Like “can I assume the airway is patent” or “what’s the MOI or NOI?” Or “I’m going to check radial pulses and skin color and condition” like how it’s verbalized during the test. That seems to be where a lot of confusion stems from in my class.
After I got my heart saver certification My current career was run over the road truck driver but now forced off the road on medical always having a medical knowledge now I just want to learn to be better as a lay person and maybe one day I may be able to get into an EMT program. Thanks Evan. Joining your program soon.
Coach can you help me I want to become a firefighter and was told to get an EMT certification. How long is EMT school just for the certification so I can become a firefighter that's my main goal.
Depends on the school you attend. I used a community college in USA that was 4 months long. Due to Covid restrictions in 2021, my college met once a week for hands on labs and exams. My college also offers an accelerated summer course that's 2 months long. I don't recommend an accelerated course personally since there was a lot of material to cover in my 4 month course. Some organizations may offer hands on instruction at Fire Departments. You'll need to see which option is best for you. Good luck.
EMT School is typically 3 months/12-weeks some programs you can find are 4-8 weeks, I recommend reviewing this playlist ton of info on what you are trying to accomplish with EMT school: th-cam.com/video/levoafSrhqw/w-d-xo.html
If they seem like they have a good sense of humor, then "...10 is how you would feel if your arm just fell off." I did not create this: " SNNAC (Scene SU, NoI (or MoI), ALS?, C-spine) ...after you have you 'snnac', then you have your glucose (glucose = GLC: General impression, LoC, Chief complaint). (source : Jessica Coelho's YT channel) So it's "SNNAC...GLC...ABC...GO" Now I need your help....we need a good way to memorize pulse & BP ranges per age group.
4:21 How did we remove the patient's hat and shirt before we approached them and prior to receiving their consent? (assuming the PT is an adult, conscious, no altered mental status and has capacity)
One thing that really caught me out was getting SAMPLE after everything Make sure you have ALS in route for basically everything in your test, PMS before and after splinting, and always treat shock management
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As someone with a learning disability, this is by far one of the easiest videos to follow along to! Will defenitely reccomend you to anyone trying to learn this stuff!
Thanks for watching!
I have a learning disability I struggle in my EMR class, this helps me prove I can complete it.
I’ll be honest, I’m only 15 but want to get my head in the game super early so that I know what I may be getting myself into in the future. Thanks for what you do man!
Keep pushing 3 years from now you'll pass the NREMT with flair
Sounds like a great idea but just remember to still enjoy your youth high school years while you can👍
You should be about 16 by now, glad to see a young person being enterprising about BLS... hopefully you're on the paramedic path. Lots of people need help out there
I’m 16 just started a 2 year emt course
Join your local VFD, a lot of fun and great experience
Just started my first responder class yesterday and i need to memorize the patient assessment by tomorrow . This video helped me so much thank you
Thx for these videos I decided to switch my career right before highschool graduation and have no early medical training. It's really helping me get a early start
Super Video Evan !!! Patient Assessment is the absolute fundamental detective work ! I'm so glad that you elaborated on Pertinent Negatives. As a Radio Patch to You Sir :
" Thanks so much - I'm Learning these Critical Skills COLD" !!!
Back to basics. Fantastic, great video. Many thanks UK
Glad it was helpful!
Extremely helpful. You make it seem so simple than they do in class, tysm!!!
Happy to help!
Thanks this is helpful I'll be starting EMT class in a few weeks
Great work getting started now!
How would you differ from emergency vs non emergency pt assessment. Say for an IFT call?
Thank u
Welcome!
This is awesome.
Welcome!
Is the course still 137?
Yes, you can sign up here; www.prepareforems.com/checkout-vsl-21634221585945
Did you see FDNY guy jump into unstable car at accident and get his femur broken? IS MY SCENE SAFE??????????? No way it was, just hero complex taking over
I’ve been trying about 8 different ways to study and learn today. I ran into your video and learned everything in less than 20 minutes! Thank you!
Evan, this is by far the best video you have provided for us. I’ve been having trouble with assessment NREMT questions and which term falls into which section of the assessment and this is just a grand slam on what I need to know 💯 This absolutely ties up loose ends and technical to the bone. Thank you so much for all that you do for us Evan. I can’t wait to finally kill the NREMT 🤙🏾
Thank you Drew!
Thank you for making videos for EMT students like me! They really help me out doing my supplemental learning and thoroughly understanding content material.
I skipped this part in my online emt and just had skills days. I had 2 days (medical and skills days) to learn patient assessment before my nremt testing day. I BARELY passed. This is obviously so important so don't put it off!!!!
Judging by the tile screen, your patient doesn't need an assessment, he looks to be dead.
Don't forget to consider holding C spine during your primary assessment, critical factor on the test
Evan, Love your videos & this is helping a lot!
Can you please do a video on SLUDGEM/DUMBELLS?
EMT student, I just ran a call on a guy who took in a bunch of chemicals. Things happened so fast I wish I understood more! Can you do a video on it? I appreciate you man, I purchased your program! And take my NREMT in about a month! Trying to know it all “COLD” 💪
Welcome Aboard and thanks for the topic idea!
Super helpful to me as an upcoming EMT
Glad it was helpful!
My emt course was quick and touched on all of these. I passed and got my emt using some of your videos!
I got a job as an EMT and am now orienting with a company.
Any advice for great questions for the primary survey to knock big illnesses out of the park? Im being placed on a bls ambulance but we usually arrive well before the micu and have always transferred care thus far.
Also, do you have any advice on bedside reports/charge nurse reports i can give?
Gotta love a passionate teacher, this is sharp!
Thank you, Markus!
Omg my practical is tomorrow!! Just 11 hours from now 😅 this is my last minute cram sesh 😂 I’d like to see someone do a video framing the questions in a good way that we ask the test giver. Like “can I assume the airway is patent” or “what’s the MOI or NOI?” Or “I’m going to check radial pulses and skin color and condition” like how it’s verbalized during the test. That seems to be where a lot of confusion stems from in my class.
After I got my heart saver certification My current career was run over the road truck driver but now forced off the road on medical always having a medical knowledge now I just want to learn to be better as a lay person and maybe one day I may be able to get into an EMT program. Thanks Evan. Joining your program soon.
Coach can you help me I want to become a firefighter and was told to get an EMT certification. How long is EMT school just for the certification so I can become a firefighter that's my main goal.
Depends on the school you attend. I used a community college in USA that was 4 months long. Due to Covid restrictions in 2021, my college met once a week for hands on labs and exams. My college also offers an accelerated summer course that's 2 months long. I don't recommend an accelerated course personally since there was a lot of material to cover in my 4 month course. Some organizations may offer hands on instruction at Fire Departments. You'll need to see which option is best for you. Good luck.
@@SS-iw2nq Thank you much appreciated
EMT School is typically 3 months/12-weeks some programs you can find are 4-8 weeks, I recommend reviewing this playlist ton of info on what you are trying to accomplish with EMT school: th-cam.com/video/levoafSrhqw/w-d-xo.html
My class was 8 weeks long accelerated I know but all 12 or 11 of us passed the class
@@Mike-fo9qw what state are you in I'm in georgia I just dont wanna do college or sum for 3 years you know
So clear. You’re videos provide so much help! And I love the extra “real life” tips.
Glad you like them!
Aye we should meet up at bingo you will most likely win 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks , you changed my life.
Thanks for the kind words here!
I have my final next week!!!
You got this!
These videos w the paramedic coach.. help me alot... studying for EMT...
Here to help!
This is my bible
Why not consider c-spine during size up? Or did I miss that?
Greg, you are on the money! Certainly makes sense on a trauma assessment/call.
I've been having so much trouble with this, but this helped tremendously. My course barely explains it, but it is legit important?!
If they seem like they have a good sense of humor, then "...10 is how you would feel if your arm just fell off."
I did not create this: " SNNAC (Scene SU, NoI (or MoI), ALS?, C-spine) ...after you have you 'snnac', then you have your glucose (glucose = GLC: General impression, LoC, Chief complaint). (source : Jessica Coelho's YT channel)
So it's "SNNAC...GLC...ABC...GO"
Now I need your help....we need a good way to memorize pulse & BP ranges per age group.
Dude is that a Quebec ambulance in the thumbnail..?
4:21 How did we remove the patient's hat and shirt before we approached them and prior to receiving their consent? (assuming the PT is an adult, conscious, no altered mental status and has capacity)
One thing that really caught me out was getting SAMPLE after everything
Make sure you have ALS in route for basically everything in your test, PMS before and after splinting, and always treat shock management
Thank you man have a EMT practical tomorrow and this video saved me
really appreciate these videos man I don't see myself not watching these even long after I get Certified xD
Would you forget about sample during a trauma call if the patient is unresponsive?
Really enjoyed video. Kept simple Thanks
Would it be better to differentiate the patient assessment by MOI vs NOI?
Can u become a medic with math lit and witout physical
Thanks
Welcome!
@@TheParamedicCoach 👍👍
You are a god sir!
Yoooo
Welcome!
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Love you ❤
Taking th nremt in 2 days after a year and a half out of school😬 used your program though I’ll update if I pass
Update on you passing! 😬😁😁
@@janicealbus7982 I passed, on m’y second attempt yesterday! First one ended at 70questions my next attempt I took the full 120 and passed 😅
Did you pass?! :)