Patient Assessment | EMT Skills | EMT to Paramedic Assessment | NREMT Exam

If you know they have spinal injury or high chance. Would you skip checking the back to avoid risking further injury?

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Is this the primary or secondary assessment?

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With MOI secondary assessment you'd check behind the ears for battle sign, as well as with blast injuries fluid coming from the ears can be indication of injury to the brain or tympanic membrane (eardrum).

Don't forget the ears🙂
Great presentation, thank you so much!I'm about to do my 3rd EMT recert, and it's always important to brush up on these skills! Hopefully one day I'll be able to do paramedic program.

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"Made it to the Bonus Section." Really great presentations you have done here, I'm using your materials to study much more effectively than the Medic textbooks, Thanks!

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Would you really take their hat off initially. What if there’s an unknown spinal injury?

Damn I’ve learned a lot more in this video than reading on patient assessment

Thanks for the video I like the tip about checking the legs

Hello Paramedic Coach,I am so excited to follow all your videos and I would like to ask if this is similar to the training that Paramedic and EMR get in Canada?

Up in Canada we were taught DCAPBLSTIC. deformation,contusions , abrasions,puncture, burns, lacerations, swelling, tenderness, instability, crepitus. Very useful

You have helped me out so much and don’t even know. I have to shout you out and say that I appreciate the time you have taken to formulate these videos to share knowledge learned from experience!! Thank you again!!

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Is it just me or is the person doing chest compressions in the intro totally doing them wrong? As in, not locked arms and not nearly deep enough compressions. Just an observation.

Is this for paramedic school or for becoming EMT’s?

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I'm am getting assessed on this in school, thanks for the review! 👍

Just watch your video, I’ve been an EMT for 40 years. An instructor for 20, working in a large inner city in northern New Jersey. I’m going back to teaching. I think your videos are wonderful filled with good information. Thank you so much I will be running two classes back to back this summer. I have over 200 students out on the road. I consider them all my children. Wish them luck they’re going to be amazing. And thank you for everything you do. You are much appreciated.

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Im subbing because my girl likes watching your videos in our class <.< 😝cool vids fam

Does anyone know why he auscultates the manikins neck? I thought at this point of the secondary assessment we just inspect for JVD and trachea deviation.

As my paramedic certification goin rusty, after watching this video. It refresh all my skills again 🎉🎉

I'm taking my national in texas..this will help me?

Dang it, in the intro cpr preformed w elbows bent and not locked 🤷🏽‍♂️

Evan you helped me pass my EMT I’m so thankful for your help and service. You’re amazing with what you do

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Evan your videos are awesome. Your way of breaking all of this down to understand is great!!
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