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Emergency Medical Counsel
Registrace 18. 01. 2014
All courses offered by Emergency Medical Counsel are taught in a stress free and easy to learn environment, by experienced paramedics. Our comfortable learning environment is created through our unmatched enthusiasm for EMS, along with years of hands on experience, and higher education. Our unique background allows us to break down difficult concepts, in a way that is understandable, and most importantly, easy to remember.
Emergency Medical Counsel's courses are right for you if:
- you want to learn to think critically, instead of just memorizing
- you want to establish a solid foundation on which to build your career in EMS
- you want to earn high marks in both your classes, and departmental hiring tests
"I don't know what's the matter with people: they don't learn by understanding, they learn by some other way - by rote or something. Their knowledge is so fragile!" -- R.P. Feynman
Warmest Regards,
Emergency Medical Counsel
Emergency Medical Counsel's courses are right for you if:
- you want to learn to think critically, instead of just memorizing
- you want to establish a solid foundation on which to build your career in EMS
- you want to earn high marks in both your classes, and departmental hiring tests
"I don't know what's the matter with people: they don't learn by understanding, they learn by some other way - by rote or something. Their knowledge is so fragile!" -- R.P. Feynman
Warmest Regards,
Emergency Medical Counsel
Connecting the H's and T's (ACLS)
Here we show you the links between the H's and T's in ACLS, and hopefully explain them in a way that doesn't use memorization or mnemonics as a crutch.
Check us out at EmergencyMedicalCounsel.com for additional content!
Check us out at EmergencyMedicalCounsel.com for additional content!
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21 Steps to Circulation - Explanation
zhlédnutí 38KPřed 10 lety
In this video we walk you you through the '21 Steps of Circulation', a concept essential to understanding more complicated heart diseases and treatments. It is also a popular subject to test on both school exams, and hiring exams. Visit us online at emergencymedicalcounsel.com for more info.
Glasgow Coma Scale Made Super Simple
zhlédnutí 82KPřed 10 lety
In this video we teach you a super simple way to remember the Glascow Coma Scale, and show you how to apply the Glascow Coma Scale with two practice problems. Visit us at emergencymedicalcounsel.com for more material.
Understanding The Rule of Nines
zhlédnutí 147KPřed 10 lety
In this detailed video, we break down the rule of nines in a way that is simple to remember, and easy to understand. Also we go over 3 practice problems at the end of the video. Visit us online at emergencymedicalcounsel.com for additional content.
Never Forget, Or Mix Up Heart Blocks Again
zhlédnutí 219KPřed 10 lety
In the short video, we teach you a little story/analogy to help you remember and differentiate between the different heart blocks. emergencymedicalcounsel.com
12 Lead Placement With Comparison
zhlédnutí 27KPřed 10 lety
In this video, we show where to place 12 lead electrodes, and compare the print outs we get when we properly apply the leads vs a quick sloppy placement. Visit us at emergencymedicalcounsel.com to see our CPR, ACLS, PALS, and NREMT prep courses, as well as additional content.
How To Get A Blood Glucose Reading
zhlédnutí 2,4KPřed 10 lety
In this video, we show you the right way, and a wrong way to get a BGL and compare the results. Visit our website at emergencymedicalcounsel.com to see our scheduled CPR, ACLS, PALS, NRMET review classes and more!
IV Insertion (Real Time)
zhlédnutí 404KPřed 10 lety
How to insert an IV quickly, cleanly, and correctly, in real time, and on a live person.
12 Lead 'Hooper's' Trick
zhlédnutí 74KPřed 10 lety
This is Hooper's Trick, an easy way to associate leads and locations on a 12 lead. Visit us at emergencymedicalcounsel.com to see our scheduled classes and more.
Great example!
i think you should know that the arm region is different than in forearm region the burn happen only in the anterior /posterior arm only not in the forearm region in the last question .
I work ICU and I've been a nurse for 6 years. Why isn't this taught in nursing school?!
Thank you
This is a good example using the husband and wife scenario. I just wish you would have labeled each strip to further make for visual connection
Still learning ecg but is there a inferior mi occurring?
Thank you 🙏🏽
Easiest way I teach my student is First Degree and Second Degree 2 are consistent PR intervals, Second Degree I and Third are inconsistent PR intervals. FIrst degree is long and consistent Second Degree II is short and consistent Second Degree I is inconsistent with lengthening PR intervals before dropped complex Third Degree, complete dissociation, has Ps on T and no 2 PR intervals are the same.
Please help, my practice dissection documentation says, Postoperative Diagnosis(es): Full-thickness burns to approximately 40% of the body surface area". Brief summary: "Patient sustained self-inflicted burns to the chest, abdomen, and multiple sites on his bilateral upper extremities when smoking in bed at home." NOS information of the bilateral upper extremities are given other than "multiple sites". The Rationale says correct code is, ICD-10-CM (T31.44) . I understand the diagnosis specifies 40% of TBSA but how are they getting 40-49% third degree burn area? The answer is prob. right in front of me and I'm over thinking it, But oh well
Genius!
LOL
Sounds like a toxic relationship
A NOVEL WAY OF TEACHING ,THANK U SIR
Is it always bradycardia
I thought the the front of the leg is 9% and the back is another 9% so if it’s circumferential that mean the whole leg wouldn’t that be 18 times four?
Great video. Just what I was looking for helping with my refresher. 👍🏾
Brilliant!
why 1/3 only for abdomen
That's so helpful! Thanks
WOW
Thanks!
Effortless! Completed within a few seconds! I’m jealous of your skills.
Why dosnt anyone else teach it like this!!!!
very useful! Thankyou!
Wow you made that look so easy 😂
Exactly! U made me look so stupid & incompetent! Can’t even get one in correctly!
Could you tell us about flashback please?
Thank you Spiritbox!
studying for my cen & holy crap this helped so much
Ok I was writing a story for Language arts and tried to watch this video to get _some_ actual knowledge but as a person scared of needles this made me so anxious. Great video, (I covered my eyes the first time round, I’m going to try not to the second!), but that was terrifying to me. A lot of people in this comment section sound like they’re studying to become doctors, so does anyone know how to overcome this fear?
Every year, I review this video. As far as I'm concerned, this is the best heart block video out there! It's short, sweet, and much easier to remember with the husband/wife analogy!!!
czcams.com/video/ccbfwIe9Zos/video.html&ab_channel=AlexandrBalanM.D Glasgow Coma Scale Alexandr Balan M.D Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medical Channel
Dude. I’ve been confused over this for two weeks. Until just now in your two minutes of videoing. 😂 Lol! Thank you!!!!!!
Glad I could help!
Wow they should do this for drug addicts to prevent them from blowing veins and sharing needles etc harm reduction is the key!
Who else is here after watching Spiritbox- Rule of Nines?
This video describes my current relationship 😂🤣🥊 nailed it!
the scenarios have really helped me to understand this formula !! thank you so much
What happens when it only affects in palms and fingers of the right hand?✋
Thaaaank my exam is next week ..can u tel us how to calculate the fluid of this pt ...
czcams.com/video/lhQIhTskY8A/video.html Rule of 9 Support to me also please guys And subscribe to my channel
I just want to know what spiritbox means
Spiritbox brought me here:’D
Same
Here ya go As for the meaning of the song, the literal is that the Rule of Nines is used to assess the percentage of burns on a body surface of a burn victim. In the songs case I feel the rule is meant to represent a dream of having no physical body to speak of anymore, to just be a form - unencumbered by pain - a free flowing form. In that form, one appreciates what it means to live, by feeling what it's like to figuratively die.
THANK YOU!!! THIS AWESOME!!!
SO SIMPLE, SO HELPFUL!
Thank you
start to cry
Haha nice way of teaching thanks Boss
R u on crack?
Thank you so much for that explanation!!
Great way to explain it but was done a little too fast/quickly.
They did an awesome work
Mai Thao Moua hospital 🏥 cough long IV bedroom oxygen on me please help me out