Inside this video, I discuss when to give aspirin as an EMT. EMTs in the ambulance carry aspirin to give to patients with chest pain complaints and risks of myocardial infarction AKA Heart Attack.
Hey Evan just wanted to say I passed my nremt your videos have helped a lot thank you very much I will hopefully be going for my medic with in 2 years and hope I will pass with your help your a god sent keep doing what your doing it helps a lot stay safe out there brother I really mean thank you for every thing your doing
You should make a playlist of all these medications. I love watching your lesson videos and pharmacology is the one topic I can not find a good set of videos about.
@@TheParamedicCoach Hi Evan! What if the MI pt is allergic to aspirin? The risk of dying from MI vs anaphylaxis confuses me. Patient has better odds of surviving anaphylaxis vs MI but MI and anaphylaxis at the same time...
Thanks for watching, I do have all the medications, labeled in full drug card format inside my course, you get access to 180+ videos & our community group. I go over all 44 EMS medications here, you can start watching right now. www.prepareforems.com
@@TheParamedicCoach thank you ! I have literally memorized my protocols and now I see med controls purpose is to protects us as well when it comes to administering drugs for pts with conditions outside our standing protocols such as a pt not being prescribed a med like albuterol You are just calling to ensure a drug is safe to give given the pts current condition and it protects you being that it’s on a recorded line as well as ensures you don’t hurt your pt such as giving albuterol to a pt not prescribed and with past history of cardiac issues such. Thanks a lot.
If you have my program, you just need to follow the EMT Level plan for NREMT study that twice and take the quizzes in the course under BLS. Welcome Aboard!
Hey Alexia, welcome to the channel! These are two different medications so it's not a case of "either or"... Nitroglycerin for example would be given for chest pain (ACS/STEMI) but also can be used to treat congestive heart failure. Aspirin is used in patient's with Chest Pain (ACS/STEMI) They are best used as a team NOT one or the other. Be Great! Evan,The Paramedic Coach
Hey Raine, thanks for watching, I got your back, I've already created all 44 EMS Medications in videos just like this inside my prep course, the section is titled; EMS Medications Mastery. There also is probably other topics in class you would like to understand better too, you get access to our community group (thousands of fellow students) plus 180+ videos to help you with your education, including the drug videos you are looking for. Here is the sign up, it's a one time payment and you are in for life. www.prepareforems.com
Yes, of course this depends on the nature of the call and the patient's medication history and blood pressure. Nitro would be given to heart failure patients and chest pain patients, in patients we suspect are having a heart attack
Yes, you can give both medications to a patient. Nitro decreases "pre-load" and vasodilatation effects which is helpful in MI, but they have to be off ED meds and have a high enough blood pressure.
Hello Evan, I bought your program last week, and still was not let into the community group on facebook. Is there something that can be done about that? Thank you, Tim
Hey Timothy, I have you in the community group, since the first 24 hours can you re-check it's called "Paramedic Coach Private Group" I double checked after your first message. Any questions use my support email please: support@paramediccoach.com
Inside this video, I discuss when to give aspirin as an EMT. EMTs in the ambulance carry aspirin to give to patients with chest pain complaints and risks of myocardial infarction AKA Heart Attack.
Hey Evan just wanted to say I passed my nremt your videos have helped a lot thank you very much I will hopefully be going for my medic with in 2 years and hope I will pass with your help your a god sent keep doing what your doing it helps a lot stay safe out there brother I really mean thank you for every thing your doing
You should make a playlist of all these medications. I love watching your lesson videos and pharmacology is the one topic I can not find a good set of videos about.
You did clear it up for me with details. I knew the basics but now have a better understanding. Thank you!
Thanks for watching, keep watching and learning!
Thank you Coach, Am an ALS paramedic student, I watch your videos all the way from South Africa..
Let's go!
I’m in school now these videos help me so much !
Workout video for EMS providers to prevent injury and be physically in shape for the job! Please!
Yes! Emphasis how physically capable we should be for the job! Please!!
I'm going to add this to my list! Thank you both
This was awesome, helped me understand it more detailed thanks!
You're very welcome!
Your videos teach me so much!
simple and to the point, I love it!
Glad you like it!
@@TheParamedicCoach Hi Evan! What if the MI pt is allergic to aspirin? The risk of dying from MI vs anaphylaxis confuses me. Patient has better odds of surviving anaphylaxis vs MI but MI and anaphylaxis at the same time...
Suspected ACS AND Acute Pulmonary Odema (Cardiogenic)
How do you differentiate between MI and aortic dissection when it comes to giving aspirin for chest pain?
Tah ! bro you are soo genius ✌️
Thank you for this. I’m learning a lot
Makes more sense! Thank you.
Can you do all the medications it will really help?
Thanks for watching, I do have all the medications, labeled in full drug card format inside my course, you get access to 180+ videos & our community group. I go over all 44 EMS medications here, you can start watching right now. www.prepareforems.com
Hey I’m a little confused as to WHEN to call med control for some drugs ? Could you cover that for EMTs ?
Med Control is only needed to call when you are asking for something outside of your standing order.
@@TheParamedicCoach thank you ! I have literally memorized my protocols and now I see med controls purpose is to protects us as well when it comes to administering drugs for pts with conditions outside our standing protocols such as a pt not being prescribed a med like albuterol You are just calling to ensure a drug is safe to give given the pts current condition and it protects you being that it’s on a recorded line as well as ensures you don’t hurt your pt such as giving albuterol to a pt not prescribed and with past history of cardiac issues such. Thanks a lot.
hi, what other contraindications are there for aspirin?
Hi I’m preparing for my EMR test coming up. Any tips? I got your program and it really helps me understand
If you have my program, you just need to follow the EMT Level plan for NREMT study that twice and take the quizzes in the course under BLS. Welcome Aboard!
when would you administer nitroglycerin rather than aspirin???
Hey Alexia, welcome to the channel!
These are two different medications so it's not a case of "either or"...
Nitroglycerin for example would be given for chest pain (ACS/STEMI) but also can be used to treat congestive heart failure. Aspirin is used in patient's with Chest Pain (ACS/STEMI)
They are best used as a team NOT one or the other.
Be Great!
Evan,The Paramedic Coach
Thank you Evan 💜😊
You're welcome!
Can you do these on all the basic drugs like nitroglycerin, glucose, Narcan, albuterol,charcoal, epinephrine
(Furthering) You just explain things really well, and I feel like I can really understand it when you talk.
Hey Raine, thanks for watching, I got your back, I've already created all 44 EMS Medications in videos just like this inside my prep course, the section is titled; EMS Medications Mastery.
There also is probably other topics in class you would like to understand better too, you get access to our community group (thousands of fellow students) plus 180+ videos to help you with your education, including the drug videos you are looking for. Here is the sign up, it's a one time payment and you are in for life.
www.prepareforems.com
can you give nitro after administering aspirin?
Yes, of course this depends on the nature of the call and the patient's medication history and blood pressure. Nitro would be given to heart failure patients and chest pain patients, in patients we suspect are having a heart attack
Nice video, thank you!
Thanks for watching! Keep at it.
Can I give both Nirto and Aspirin? When do I give one and not the other?
Yes, you can give both medications to a patient. Nitro decreases "pre-load" and vasodilatation effects which is helpful in MI, but they have to be off ED meds and have a high enough blood pressure.
Thanks coach!!
Any time!
Thank you
You're welcome
so aspirin is used to stop a heart attack from getting worse?
I’m 13 and I’m trying to learn about ems because I want to be one
Welcome to the channel, keep watching and learning!
I'm a EMT student in Namibia I want to know more
So basically give Aspirin if we suspect a cardiac event but DO NOT give it to pts that are bleeding
Correct! Welcome to the channel!
Asprin is a antiplatlete agrigator
Hello Evan,
I bought your program last week, and still was not let into the community group on facebook. Is there something that can be done about that?
Thank you,
Tim
Hey Timothy, I have you in the community group, since the first 24 hours can you re-check it's called "Paramedic Coach Private Group" I double checked after your first message. Any questions use my support email please: support@paramediccoach.com
@@TheParamedicCoach thank you!
Are you also a firefighter?
Nope, this channel is 100% EMS; been a Nationally Registered Paramedic since 2013. Thanks for watching, Michael!
Anti platlete agrigator
asprin is an antiplatelet aggragater
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Your videos and work is great and amazing but is little bit long .. good luck mate
anti-platelet aggregation
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im on my wives youtube account. I just wanted to ask at 2:09- 2:12 you good dawg want to talk about it.
LOLL this comment killed me bro. Great video though. Maybe TIA 😭
I don’t know if anyone has told you but you look a lot like patty mayo lol
I had to Google Search, that's hilarious. lol