Flail Chest VS Tension Pneumothorax
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
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These two traumatic emergencies are the two most frequently asked emergencies that I get asked about as The Paramedic Coach. If you are reviewing Trauma in EMR, EMT, AEMT or Paramedic school review this lesson.
Flail chest includes multiple rib fractures in multiple places that are directly next to one another. While tension pneumothorax is a lung that is collapsed and air has entered the pleural space around the lung, it gets so severe that the heart begins to fail as a pump causing hypotension.
If you want to understand these two emergencies for life, review this video. I look forward to seeing your success in EMS.
Be Great,
Evan, The Paramedic Coach®
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I commend you guys…I tried 911 dispatching for 6 months and lost 10 pounds from stress just from the calls. The fact that you guys see the stuff I was hearing makes me 🤯😂😂😂😂. I appreciate you sooo much
I've been binge watching your videos in prep for my Advanced NREMT! Tomorrow's the day! Thank you for the awesome content!
You got this, Rachel!
Thank you! Just got my results and I passed!
@@rachelburesh4576 congratulations! i'm doing the same thing with the emt-b exam, taking it in 2 hours
@@rachelburesh4576 Taking mine tomorrow, any last tips? (I’m most worried about trauma and medical/ob)
Hey I just took my nremt paramedic yesterday and passed. Thank you so much your videos help me out a lot
Happy to help!
I have my nremt in a few days on the 28th wish me luck your videos have been helping
Thanks for the help! Passed my test on the first try!
Glad it helped!
This explains it so perfect I’m going to recommend this to everyone !
Welcome to the channel!
Beautiful explanation
Hey man, just took my NREMT and passed. Your course was very helpful, thanks!
Glad it helped!
Excellent presentation!!
You are so cute which makes it easy to concentrate and you explain so well❤
Thank you this cleared a lot of what I covered
Glad it was helpful!
Just finished EMT school and about to thanks the registry test in a few weeks. I was wondering if you could make a video about how to read through NREMT questions and how to determine the “most right” answer… I always seem to get questions wrong because of the two that are right but one being more right than the other.
Hey STAFF, welcome to the channel! I actually have a guide on that you can get here: www.paramediccoach.com/PDF
Also, this is the exact study plan I give to all my students here: www.prepareforems.com
Just broke 5 😢 6 through 10, 2 non displaced, 3 displaced with anterior and posterior break. Partially collapsed right lung ,1100cc of pleural effusion and mild edema 😭
Thank you!!
You're welcome. Welcome back to the channel!
Gonna take my nremt in a week any pointers
Hey Emmanuel, welcome to the channel. Yes, this is the exact study plan that I give to all my students for NREMT/State examinations: www.prepareforems.com
I had a MVA 4 years ago where I hit a tree head on (wasn’t wearing a seatbelt) and my chest slammed into the steering wheel. The next day I coughed up blood and was in extreme pain but the doctors couldn’t find any broken ribs. To this day, whenever I lay on my left side for an extended period of time (3 min+) I have a jolt where it feels like my lung catches on my rib almost. Could this be flail chest?
Failed my nremt I give up
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