The most powerful EMT acronyms | OPQRST SAMPLE

OPQRST SAMPLE are the two most basic EMT Acronyms to guide you through your assessment questions. We must ensure we ask every patient OPQRST SAMPLE no matter the complaint. In this video, we break down what both OPQRST SAMPLE stand for and some handy information on how to utilize both acronyms to their fullest potential. Don't forget to answer our question of the day below in the comment section.
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This video is for demonstration purposes only. The information provided in this video is no replacement for proper EMT/Paramedic training, education, and or practice. The skills, techniques, ideas, and theories offered in this video represent the individual participants featured in this video and are not intended to showcase the only method of performing these skills. Please continue to consult with your local EMS system, Agency Standard Operating Procedures/Medical Director, Your Local and State Protocols, and your EMS educator for clarification and further proper EMT/Paramedic training.
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[@akeemmcallister3838]

Good Stuff!

[@theww2girl141]

I already knew a good amount of SAMPLE and OPQRST before watching this video, but you made a lot of good points that I never heard before. This was a very helpful video sir.

[@MedicMaterials]

Awesome! Very glad to hear it

[@mcmahon1130]

Seriously, you make the best videos for EMT students.

[@MedicMaterials]

This is an amazing comment! Thank you so much.

[@toni-annlupo2508]

thank you for making these videos, they are a huge help going through emt school!

[@MedicMaterials]

That is the best compliment I can get for making the videos each week

[@MedicMaterials]

Is there anything I haven't made a video on yet that you'd like to see?

[@toni-annlupo2508]

@@MedicMaterials if you have the time to go through a full patient assessment- that would be awesome!

[@jahylove814]

Good explanation

[@applegulam1355]

Its very helpful ,I learned a lot thank you for teaching sir 😊

[@MedicMaterials]

Thanks for the such kind words! I'm so glad you were able to get something from the video

[@hatepirate6467]

Thankyou

[@Kusina_at_Patalim]

Very helpful....

[@MedicMaterials]

I'm very glad that I could help you out.

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[@m16douglas]

So I learned OPQRSTI where the I at the end stands for Interventions

[@MedicMaterials]

I have heard this version as well

[@m16douglas]

Also SAMPLER, where R is “Risk Factors”. Not a big fan because you should know that by this point but oh well lol

[@MedicMaterials]

I can't say I've seen people put an R on the end but I see where early on in your career it could be helpful

[@devilhog100]

MINDFLASH is my go to instead of Sample. M=medications I=illnesses N=nicotine D=drugs F=family history L=last oral intake A=Allergies S=surgeries H=hospitalizations

[@MedicMaterials]

I can honestly say I have never heard of that one before. Cool

[@devilhog100]

It's like sample but more detailed.