Thanks for watching all the way from Uganda! Aspirin and Nitroglycerin can both be given together to patients who present with chest pain as long as they do not have any other contraindications for those medications. I am not sure of what the scope of practice for EMT's in Uganda is, so you will need to look at your local protocols to see if you are allowed to give those medications.
Thanks for the comment! Yes, we will at some point. We record the lectures live during classes so that limits when we can get those recorded, but eventually we will have all of the chapters posted.
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Love your presentation!
Great coverage ! Precise and to the point. Thank you
Good video, brushing up on contradictions before the NREMT
Thanks for the update on drugs. On emt.
TB tests are intra-dermal not sub-Q
Good catch! Thanks for pointing that out, you are correct on that.
@IdahoMedicalAcademy It seems to me though Sub Q injections are also intra dermal injections because sub q injections are also inside the skin.🙂
awe man you shoulda added patient assessment on when and why to administer the medication
What about Glucagon here in illinois we can give it as emt basic
Some states will have an expanded scope, but generally Glucagon is considered an AEMT level medication which is why it was not covered in the video.
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Hi im in Ireland 🇮🇪 time of the vide is 7pm date 25/11/23 .Chris can you please do Paramedic pharmacology for all paramedic medications. Thanks
Thank you, great explanation it helped me a lot.
That's so great to hear!
Thank you so much, am an emt student in uganda. can we give asprine and nitroglycerin to a patient presenting with chest pain
Thanks for watching all the way from Uganda! Aspirin and Nitroglycerin can both be given together to patients who present with chest pain as long as they do not have any other contraindications for those medications. I am not sure of what the scope of practice for EMT's in Uganda is, so you will need to look at your local protocols to see if you are allowed to give those medications.
Great lab refresher. Left out Activated charcoal.
Are you guys going to do a respiratory emergencies lecture video?
Thanks for the comment! Yes, we will at some point. We record the lectures live during classes so that limits when we can get those recorded, but eventually we will have all of the chapters posted.
PO actually is "per os" or by mouth in latin.
Skin TB test are given intradermal not sub Q
Definitely received mine subQ
Thank you so much!!
Glad it helped!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Always happy to help! Thanks for watching!
brilliant video. Keep it up!!!!!
Thanks!
You know…if I could hug you through the phone I would😂
Virtual hug!! 🤗😂
Dude keep the examples for longer time. why put them for just a few seconds when you have room and time.
Pause the video
@ryancullianne6627 Yeah, I will have to because you can't edit for shit!..