SNEAKY Respiratory Emergencies You MUST Know
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- čas přidán 12. 11. 2023
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If you can understand this emergency medical services case you are well on your way to passing NREMT and gaining your national registry certification. Once you understand the hallmark signs and symptoms of all the medical and traumatic emergencies you are looking good for the NREMT exam.
After my last case review, I got so many comments from all of you wanting more reviews, so I made this video for all of you, hope you enjoy it!
My goal with this video is to take some of the most difficult parts of EMS education and break the concepts down simply for you so it will stick with you for life.
Be great,
Evan, The Paramedic Coach
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Get the vault everyone! I’ve been NREMT for almost a year now because of Evan and studying the book. You don’t need all those apps
First semester is almost done!!!!! Paramedic school is difficult but not impossible my friends!!
You are in the right place to prep, you got this!
Thank you so much Evan! I failed my first attempt and then almost gave up and waited 5 months before taking it again. I studied the bls accelerator, A&P, Meds for 3 hours a day for two months. I passed the Nremt on my 2nd attempt a week ago!!
Great job Quincy! Congrats!
Shout out to Evan fr!! Just Passed my NREMT 2nd try!! I highly recommend the Video Vault, literally helped me SO MUCH to getting my license and now closer to becoming a firefighter for my city💪🏽💪🏽
Great to hear, let's go!
Evan! I need some help! My name is James and I'm a life time member of your program . I have just started Pharmacology in school and what i need help with is breaking down doses, mcg to MG and then to ml and then breaking down drip rate.
As always! I love your videos EVERYONE should really just buy the program, it really does make school a touch easier!
Lemme know about the med math.
Thank you!
literally 3 weeks or a month ago i would’ve had no idea what was going on in that hit and run MVA case but today i guessed tension pneumothorax and i was right !!!!
I've been an AEMT in a high trauma area in Bridgeport Ct I thinks after 12 years I'm going into the hospital as a ER tech the nurses love me. They keep asking me to get off the ambulance and come there
Let go!!! Coach i appreciate the lesson i enjoy learning more about ems 😎💪🏾
More to come!
Thank you so much Evan....recently passed my nremt exam on 71 questions and its because of your vault❤❤from the bahamas
Let's go! Congrats on your success, happy to be apart of the journey!
Thank you for the videos! I passed my class, the NREMT and now I start next week at a private ambulance. I watched all your vids throughout, and I’ll keep watching them through my career. Thanks
Good scenarios, Evan! Will you do one about hemothorax (lung sounds, referred lung sounds, etc.)?
Didn’t think about pneumothorax causing JVD
Had a pt like this on my FTO time and he had a pleural effusion.
can you please do a video on seizures?!
Taking my test on December 6th 🫣
Luck
Passed it first try, got results within 3 hours after the test. @@Dr.Feelgood00
This was good
Thanks Brian!
1st case: Pericarditis; 2nd case: Pneumothorax (PTX)
Are these EMT or Paramedic oriented questions? As someone who recently finished EMT training, this is the first time I've heard about pericarditis.
I’m nearly finished with my EMT course and we’ve heard about pericarditis
You need to go back to school and become an ER doctor!!! You are young enough to do it and smart enough to!!!!!
Nursing vs Paramedic? What are everyone’s thoughts?
I'll throw you a curveball on the pericarditis... since I had it once (viral, unknown type). Pain, hell yeah... but around my throat, around the clavicle and top of the sternum and pulsed with heartbeat. Fatigue too, but the thing that got me to the ER was noticing my fingernail beds were turning pale, almost purple. General nausea, but no issues with position at all.
Heh, my only wish from the whole trip was if they'd done an ultrasound *before* the fluoroscopy, because the condition only showed up at all on the former. Did have positive enzymes though. Femoral plugs suck.
I was also in my mid-20's and never in my life have I been asked so many times if I'd ever done cocaine (hah, absolutely not.) Responders didn't get to see me though, I worked across the street from the hospital and just popped over.
Frist comment 🔥
Nice!
These cases are really helpful! Gotta make a series of these ! 🫡
We are on it David!
Omg. A series where you dissect different nremt questions of a certain section would be so helpful. I know Limmer Education has their own nremt playlist that does something similar. But would love to see more of that type of content with you Evan! @@TheParamedicCoach