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Yale New Haven Health Center for EMS
United States
Registrace 14. 04. 2019
This page is designed for EMT Students to learn/review the possible stations used at the National Registry Psychomotor Test Out
Video
Always Expect The Unexpected
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During a lecture for the 2019 Paramedic Students they were surprised with a pediatric simulation. Excellent job by all!!!
Welcome to Our World
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to be an EMT or Paramedic??? Step into our world!!!
YNHH High Fidelity Simulation Manikins
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A quick look at some of our High Fidelity Manikins that are used in both our EMT & Paramedic Programs
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Training (TECC)
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YNHH-CEMS Instructors provide TECC Training to our Paramedic Students. This course teaches prehospital providers how to respond and care for patients in a civilian tactical environment.
YNHH- Center for EMS Cardiac Arrest Simulation
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YNHH CEMS Staff participated in a mock Cardiac Arrest Simulation at 55 Park Street to assist our fellow YNHH colleagues in creating a response plan for Cardiac Arrests within the building. Thank you to all who made this possible!!!
National Registry EMT Medical Patient Assessment/Management
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National Registry EMT Medical Patient Assessment/Management This is a fifteen(15) minute station where you will conduct the assessment of a medical patient and "voice" treat all conditions discovered
National Registry EMT Cardiac Arrest Management/AED
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National Registry EMT Cardiac Arrest Management/AED This is a ten(10) minute station where you will be evaluated on your treatment of a patient found in cardiac arrest
National Registry EMT Bleed Control/Shock Management
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National Registry EMT Bleed Control/Shock Management This is a five(5) minute station where you will be evaluated on your treatment of a patient with an extremity hemorrhage that cannot be controlled by direct pressure. Also the patient will exhibit signs of shock, and you will have to properly treat the patient for shock
National Registry EMT Long Bone Immobilization
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National Registry EMT Long Bone Immobilization (Radius/Ulna Fracture) This is a five(5) minute station where you will be evaluated on your treatment of an extremity fracture to the radius/ulna
National Registry EMT Long Bone Immobilization (Tibia/Fibula Fracture)
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National Registry EMT Long Bone Immobilization (Tibia/Fibula Fracture) This is a five(5) minute station where you will be evaluated on your treatment of an extremity fracture to the tibia/fibula
National Registry EMT Joint Immobilization (Shoulder Injury)
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National Registry EMT Joint Immobilization (Shoulder Injury) This is a five(5) minute station where you will be evaluated on your treatment of an isolated shoulder injury
National Registry EMT Cardiac Arrest Management/AED
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National Registry EMT Cardiac Arrest Management/AED
National Registry EMT Bag Valve Mask Ventilation of an Apneic Adult
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National Registry EMT Bag Valve Mask Ventilation of an Apneic Adult
National Registry EMT Trauma Patient Assessment/Management
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National Registry EMT Trauma Patient Assessment/Management
How is it possible your second partner take history he was on manual stablization of c spine otherwise excellent video
wouldn’t it be necessary if the patient was unresponsive to verbal and painful stimuli that you would immediately check his pulse and breathing? i know the gunshot wound requires immediate attention as well, but varying on whether he is pulseless or not will indicate the need for CPR or continuity of patient assessment, which isn’t established here
Why did you not open his airway?
That was amazing
She doesint get shock until the guy presses the shock but guys this is a semi-automatic aed which means it wont shock until he pushes the shock button
Microphone is a tad too bad so it's slightly difficult to make out whats being said unfortunately.
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Why isn't he giving the patient aspirin or nitroglycerin after the first set of vitals? It took quite a long time before he even attempted to give nitro or aspirin.. He did a great job! i couldn't of done all that fantasy stuff! But still..
Examiner blousing his boots is a critical fail.
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It seems odd the Pt has a history of MI, an Rx for nitroglycerin + aspirin, is experiencing chest pain but she isn't taking her Rx. And, it seems odd the EMT didn't ask her why because asking her may have revealed an altered mental status. No doubt the EMT took the correct course of action based on the Pt's chief complaint, history, slightly elevated RR, slightly elevated HR, elevated blood sugar, appearance of her skin, nausea and protocol.
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Every Chest pain doesn’t need ALS intercept especially if the pt is stable because you can get them to the hospital usually faster than waiting on the intercept especially if you have an AEMT
Just want to ask, what are types of exams in NREMT? Written and practical?
Greetings 🙏 After completing Diploma in emergency health care how many years you have to do in the university for Bachelor emergency health care?
The hard on for highflow oxygen administration that the nremt has is ridiculous lol
Excellent demonstration!
EMTs are better for cardiac arrest than paramedics. czcams.com/video/0xD5ES3lqcM/video.htmlsi=coSl_fBdFBh76z0K
2:51 wouldn’t you use a BVM instead of a non rebreather ,The patient is unconscious
depends on how many hands you have eh?
Only one correction on my part, once the AED says analyzing and charging, no one should touch the patient from that point on until after the shock has been delivered.
AHA Guidelines have since adjusted that rule. You want to minimize the pauses in between compressions. Likewise the key components are high quality CPR and early defib. Therefore you should not withhold CPR to a patient while the Defibrillator is charging.
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Seems too well drilled. Calling C Spine for a gunshot wound not right. Its not an RYC or impact. Never strip the casualty to the bare skin. You can do primary whilst keeping modesty using scissors. Checkin😂g blood pressure when he could have a brain injury on a secondary survey is backwards. Oh dear😂
I'm a new EMT student, and we are just now dabbing our toes in patient assessment. I'm going to bookmark this video because right now this seems so overwhelming and like I'll never get it. Hopefully in 3 months when I come back, this type of scenario is second nature.
I take my med assessment in 3 days, I keep watching these videos and following along with the NREMT sheet and its helping me alot! good Luck!
No, EMT will expose me like that. And we addressed this is living will.
Wouldn’t you have wanted to check for an exit wound? Or is that what you did when you asked if there was blood underneath him?
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I counted 12 seconds of cpr. I believe it’s 15
Its 30:2
Why did he roll the patient on to the injured side with the sucking chest wound? No secondary injuries is kinda crazy
I will never do that! Always taught not to cause pain or harm, so roll onto the uninjured side. Other than that, an excellent video!
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So I was thinking this patient would be suffering from CHF. What makes this another heart attack vs. CHF? Was it the clear lung sounds that made a difference?
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Ok but we are all assuming he needed his airway opened what if it was just fine 🤬🤬🤬🤬
lol you're joking, right?
Great work
isn't a contraindication of Nitro a heart beat of over 100?
Systolic BP over 100 is the contraindication
BP less than 90 systolic, and HR less than 50 or greater than 100
So in otherwords. Everyone else: quick, call someone who knows what they are doing!
She looks happy to be there haha
What is the point of ALWAYS calling for ALS. So stupid.
In this case being chest pain ALS will be able to do a 12 lead and other medications that the BLS can not.
Great!!
I finished the course and my exam is on February 27 am I need to study more tbh haha
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Can anyone tell me why he called for ALS before he knew if there was anything serious going on?
Chest pain is always an ALS call
You’re supposed to count out loud correct?
Correct. And when the female began compressions her hands were not how they were supposed to be.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but would you also have to decompress the pt's chest on the right side? Or is the occlusive dressing the only thing required? Just curious cause even after he applied the occlusive dressing chest rise was diminished.
Needle decompression is an ALS level skill. This is a BLS assessment only
he said the patient is unresponsive, shouldn't you check 1st the pulse and and if the patient is breathing?? this can turn into CPR sometimes, but meh it all went well.... just my 2cents...
This assessment follows the NREMT Trauma Assessment Station and is for learning purposes
what blood pressure cuff is he using?
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I get this is NREMT but I just want to point out that giving high flow O2 to someone that is having chest pain is a terrible idea cuz it will causing coronary vasoconstriction and farther harm her if she is having STEMI using O2 as needed for people with chest pain is the best route for sure
Assessment was great but a detailed exam of the patient should be done after ABCs are taken care of and patient is loaded in the back of the medic. You shouldn’t stay on the scene while the patient is slowly dying.