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I ruled out D as PP does not typically have pain with it, and A as there were no signs described (cervical dilation, broke water) that would suggest an imminent pregnancy. I vacillated for a while between B and C till I remembered that "wait a minute, she's 27 weeks pregnant, if it was ectopic she'd be effin D-E-D dead!" Credit to my awesome instructor for encouraging continued engagement in the class and materials, and to the Captain on my last ride along for her excellent discussion with me on obstetrics! And thanks to you for teaching me a lesson about thinking through the question and each answer even if you don't catch a giveaway, and for the quick lesson on Abruptio!
Go for it. Ask questions of your preceptors when you're out on the trucks. I like it when students ask question. Those are the ones who tend to do well. Don't think your peceptor will condemn you for not knowing what you're doing, you're learning and that's why you're there. Good luck!!
Ha when my oldest was born we lived in a small town/farming community. They asked me if they could bring a paramedics class to observe the birth since they are likely to have to deliver a baby often (hospital serves 3 farming towns and is in WI) She got stuck coming out and he had to rip her out. 10 paramedic student learned what to do if a baby gets stuck and c-section is not an option.
I would go w B because you mentioned the drug use, blood, and abdominal pain, and those are all directly related to abrubtio placentae. Hey wait a second I guess the nremt Excelerator is paying off after all.😂👍🏽 Test is next week wish me luck peeps.
As someone about to take the NREMT- Im thinking Abruptio placenta. As no real signs of imminent labor given, Ecoptic wouldve happened way earlier in the pregnancy.. and Placenta previa would have a lot of bleeding.. lets see if I’m right😂
I knew it the moment you broke the question down. The only problem is that I can't picture myself in emergency situations. Otherwise, I read into the questions.
I'd say D or B because she appears to be having Abdominal pain but not knowing her pain scale is throwing me for a loop. But it also sounds like a ruptured placenta.
Not ectopic, shes too far along. Probably not previa because there wouldnt be spotting if the placenta covers the exit. Spotting probably isn't enough blood for an abruption? So labor?
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Just passed after my third attempt, you helped me understand and retain more than I thought I could. Thanks for everything and I'm recommending you too anyone going through any EMT classes you're truly awesome. Thanks!
You are by far the best resource to learn. Straight to the point. You are severely underrated! I passed my NREMT about 6 months ago and it was largely thanks to your work. Thank you!
Got this right! I am considering entering this field as a childbirth educator and aspiring midwife. I’m hoping to contribute positively to both EMS and midwifery 🙂
I’m a volunteer firefighter and my department is about to send me to EMT school. I’m so excited, I’ve been watching these kinds of videos for YEARS, as well as getting practice in the field running rescue/medical calls.
Definitely going to be buying your video vault soon 🎉
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B - Pain is associated with abruptio placentae
B) Abruptio Placentae. Thank you I got it right.
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Taking my test tomorrow, I struggle with some of the words on the test. I go fast too, so im going to take my time and read it well and understand it. I been watching your videos and helping me understand it more. thank you.
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I ruled out D as PP does not typically have pain with it, and A as there were no signs described (cervical dilation, broke water) that would suggest an imminent pregnancy. I vacillated for a while between B and C till I remembered that "wait a minute, she's 27 weeks pregnant, if it was ectopic she'd be effin D-E-D dead!"
Credit to my awesome instructor for encouraging continued engagement in the class and materials, and to the Captain on my last ride along for her excellent discussion with me on obstetrics! And thanks to you for teaching me a lesson about thinking through the question and each answer even if you don't catch a giveaway, and for the quick lesson on Abruptio!
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Slightly different question but this was definitely on my NREMT
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Go for it. Ask questions of your preceptors when you're out on the trucks. I like it when students ask question. Those are the ones who tend to do well. Don't think your peceptor will condemn you for not knowing what you're doing, you're learning and that's why you're there. Good luck!!
Takin the nremt tomorrow nervous wish me luck
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Ha when my oldest was born we lived in a small town/farming community. They asked me if they could bring a paramedics class to observe the birth since they are likely to have to deliver a baby often (hospital serves 3 farming towns and is in WI) She got stuck coming out and he had to rip her out. 10 paramedic student learned what to do if a baby gets stuck and c-section is not an option.
Thanks Coach! Next chapter in EMT class is Gynecologic emergencies 👌
I’m going with B. Final answer!
I would go w B because you mentioned the drug use, blood, and abdominal pain, and those are all directly related to abrubtio placentae.
Hey wait a second
I guess the nremt Excelerator is paying off after all.😂👍🏽
Test is next week wish me luck peeps.
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My answer is B. Because there is pain it can’t be previa. Labor would have contractions I’d think. And ectopic if first trimester
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Abruptio Placentae
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Answer is placenta prevera
As someone about to take the NREMT-
Im thinking Abruptio placenta.
As no real signs of imminent labor given, Ecoptic wouldve happened way earlier in the pregnancy.. and Placenta previa would have a lot of bleeding.. lets see if I’m right😂
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I knew it the moment you broke the question down. The only problem is that I can't picture myself in emergency situations. Otherwise, I read into the questions.
I'd say D or B because she appears to be having Abdominal pain but not knowing her pain scale is throwing me for a loop. But it also sounds like a ruptured placenta.
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Imminent labour
Or Abruptio ?
C. ectopic pregnancy or D.???
Abruptia placenta
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Placenta previa
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Nursing student here, not EMT, but I’m guessing B.
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note to self: remember the weeks of each trimester
Not ectopic, shes too far along. Probably not previa because there wouldnt be spotting if the placenta covers the exit. Spotting probably isn't enough blood for an abruption? So labor?
Ima go with B, cocaine increases risk of abruption, NREMT wouldn't have said it on the question if it wasn't important. Also the pain makes sense
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It’s not c since she’s this far along it would be B
I want to say it's Ectopic Pregnancy
Abruptio
Damn, I was wrong.
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Ectopic pregnancy
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D, It’s not c and with placenta previa you will have abdominal pain and heavy vaginal bleeding. Only thing I don’t get is cocaine.
C. Ectopic pregnancy
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