Trauma Assessment - step-by-step Part 1
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- Опубліковано 8 січ 2018
- The following is a step-by-step breakdown of the patient assessment trauma skill station. This video was created for those new to the trauma assessment or for those who are struggling.
I know the video is long, but trust me, it's worthwhile!
Note: Training is conducted through the Seymour Ambulance Association
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One of the best videos I've seen for a Trauma assessment. Very detailed and thorough. Thank you for taking the time to create it and post it.
I just passed my medical and trauma assessments, it wasnt that bad. Make sure you memorize the steps really well. When they start throwing numbers and scenarios at you- you need to be prepared to act on them. You cannot be trying to remember what step you're on. That should come naturally.
True.
Study a lot
How you making out in the field now?
I failed my aed assessment bvm ventilation of an Apenic patient. And trauma assessment. Any tips would you recommend.
I’m terrified
Two weeks left of my EMT course. I am in full freak-out mode! :) These videos are such a blessing!
How’s that going
@@kelanakauffman8152 Went great!! Now I'm at about 4 months out from getting my BSN nursing degree!
How you making out now?
@@bunnyman6321 Currently T-2 weeks till I graduate with a BSN! 🥳
Totally awesome how my original post was 2 weeks before I finished my EMT course.
I'm not even doing an EMT course. I just saw this on recommendations and thought it was bussin'. Nice job.
It's been 30 plus years since i was in the EMS industry and this video is very, very good it breaks down and briefly explains what the EMT is doing and even at one point ? Pointed if you missed a step procedure then he suggests to go back a step and reasess the situtation . Very good video. If i was to become an EMT again? I certainly would use this as a good reference guide. Great work in this step by step video.
Best video ever!
My instructor would rather be an evaluator rather than a coach because he just likes to bust balls. Glad I found your video!
Watched these vids religiously before my test. It made it so easy. Thank you so much for your knowledge. Keep practicing everyday guys. Practice this assessment on your parents or S/O, even your dog if you live alone.
Yes, I use my children all the time.
Taking my practical tomorrow and going over my skill sheet with the video has really helped me with the anxiety. Thank you! Wonderful job!
Your videos are a huge help with my EMT education. Thank you!
Excellent. Best demo I have seen. Thanks!
I'm a new EMT student. This is my first time watching. Thank u in advance for this. It is very helpful, much appreciated 🙇🏻♀️. Thank u kindly. 💯👍🏼🇱🇨
This is the best video I have ever seen or come across. Well done, and thank you so much
Thank you for making these videos. This is priceless information
Past my nremt skills testing. Thank you for making these videos.
this video and part 2 helped me pass my national registry testing. Very well explained!
Excellent and very useful video, thank You for demonstration and teaching.
Just to let you know...excellent video....very impressed with the clarity, meticulousness to detail (if that word exists?) preparing for PA school taking an EMT-B class......thank you so much....
Fantastic video! Thank you!
Hahaha, who is this gentleman? Paramedic student here and this guy is spitting fire.
Thank you so much I watched your video over and over and got all 42 point 😊
Thank you so much!! this video is super clear!!!
Best video thank you, I have me finals this week.
.. Jeremiah .. Thank You .. Sir .. A Wonderfully Detailed Demonstration of All of the Essential Trauma Assessment Skills for a Trauma Patient .. EXCELLENT .. 😇👍👍👍🙏
Great job!
Exceptional presentation.
Thank you! I failed my trauma assessment the first time- but I am studying hard for this Saturday!!
Did you pass?
How did it go
did you pass?
Excellent, many thanks.
What a treasure this is! Thank you so much for a crystal clear explanation. Extreme helpful!!!
👍🏽 awesome explanation thanks
excellent assessment training
This is great thank you
I liked this video could not find part two but great job need more like this
Thank you Micheal Scott going to take my final today hopefully I pass.
Best video I saw on this by far.... I need part 2 like ASAP please
It wasn't quick, but part 2 has been posted.
RallypointEMS\Jeremiah
Ou God simulation is killing me and am on my last week of my ECP-B so far my OSCE is okay. Than today am lucky that I come across this video I learned alot . Thank you .
Thank you. Very concise, step by step approach.
this helped me so much thank you
Excellent video
Yes.. really it's very useful for us.. Thank you so much
I wish you were my instructor. You are very thorough, and descriptive. Good teaching patience ;)
Thank you!
Good video!!! 👍🏾
I went to a Registry exam with a GSW. Most found the entrance wound almost every one failed to look for an exit wound coming out the back. The person that was acting as a dummy had a plastic wound attached to his chest AND his back. Strip the person....don't be afraid...and log roll and check the back.
Great content!
Thank you!!!
Great Video
I don’t understand why you didn’t demonstrate palpating the cervical spine and checking csms before securing a c collar, verbalizing If JVD or tracheal deviation was present, sternal step off. Listening to lung sounds anteriorly. Then posteriorly while rolling the pt. Plus checking for exit wounds Especially with a sucking chest gsw. And then checking quickly for deformities, tenderness, or crepitus along the thoracic and lumbar region before securing to a long board. I thought it would be a good idea to quickly verbalize if csf was leaking from the nose/ ears and if battle signs were present even during your chunk check. Since it’s a lot harder when they’re already strapped down.
Hi! Great video. Question. Because you addressed the life threat before assessing airway ....again in the breathing section....what would you do for that? Reassess the treated wound?
this is really good
Thank u!!! I have my tsops this afternoon so this definitely helps! I’m just hoping I don’t forget anything we have to do 3 different scenarios adult, geriatric,and pediatric,
Trauma , medical and idk what the other one will be probably another medical. Oh and it’s one right after the other!!! Hopefully I pass thanks again
How you make out?
Thanks so much
My EMT teacher told me to never say "assume"
Makes an "ass" out of "u" and "me"
Duh, you never assume your patients condition.
@@GiggityCrabbityGiggity he is bleeding from his femoral artery, therefore u can assume hypotensive shock will ensue if u don't apply a tourniquet , yes people u can assume some situations but don't 'box' yourselves in a particular Dx , keep your mind open for possible other causes, if you see white powder on an unconscious person's face, u can start assuming drug overdose but u leave your mind open to possible pesticide poisoning as well
Why don’t you have a medical assessment like this trauma assessment?
This is EXACTLY what i need!! Thank you!! Yous guys have a part two yet??!!
Part 2 will be posted tonight!
Crazy to think that this amount of info is regularly applied in the real world in under 10 minutes.
These are just 4 exam purposes
Tnk u
OUTSTANDING!
I really appreciate the comments, thank you!
Rallypoint EMS NREMT Demos absolutely_
I need all the help I can get. I'm enrolled in accelerated EMT BLS course and the instructor is passive aggressive and has students tense; hard to study and or keep up. Rush rush rush & money money money is all they're about.
i.e. When a question is asked, by whomever, there is an immediate doubt/ belittling comment by instructor regarding question, before asked, pertaining to skills/ physiology, toward student who asks question, is incompetent and has not studied.
Students self depreciating all the time; self doubt; etc.
I'm sorry to hear that. Anything I can do to help let me know. Where are you located?
Rallypoint EMS NREMT Demos Studying/ training to LA County EMT-B standards.
Oddly so much has changed in 4yrs; first-time NREMT civilian, second-time NREMT/ 68W Combat Medic TCCC via Military, third-time NREMT civilian University of MD Volunteer Fire Squad; Now in Cali this will (if I graduate) will be my forth-time successfully earning NREMT.
Right on! The TCCC/TECC and 68W materials are much more trauma heavy. Sounds like you have a good background, just have to freshen up a bit. Lots of changes to medical related stuff and some CPR changes. Once you he the streets the game is played the same. Lived out in LA myself for sometime. I can only imagine how it is running ems. Keep up the good work.
RallypointEMS\Jeremiah
Good vidio
this video really helped me to understand how to do this section of the test, where is part 2??
Thanks so much, glad we could help!!!
@@RallypointEMSNREMTDemos I am presently doing my EMT course and would love make contact with someone who is presently in the field. I learnt better that way.
Can someone please reach out to me.
Cool video- thanks. But doesn’t a rapid exam come before history taking in a trauma pt?
Good question. Does it?
Think out loud
I'm confused, are you supposed to load the patient up onto the stretcher and into the ambulance going on your way to the hospital after the ABC? and then in the ambulance do the 2nd assessment? Or do you still stay where you're at to finish 2nd assessment because that's when you put them on a spinal board. Also do both 1st and 2nd assessment need to be done under 10 minutes? Or just the primary with the ABC's?
good video wheres part 2
If the proctor asks for GCS for a mannequin, do you just assume 3, or ask specifically about eye opening, verbal and motor responses to calculate a score?
based on the patient being unresponsive in this scenario, you would have no eye movement, verbal response, or motor response so they would have a GCS of 3
and they still get paid the same or less than a fast-food worker....
Thank you for the video I was told less than 10 or more than 20 or labored, or shall then use BVM is that not correct?
See I was told below 8 or above 28 then bag them
I wasn't given any guidelines.. So my mind in blown right now folks
very detailed, however would have been great to demonstrate more, since this is going to be an hands on exam
If a patient is alert to painful stimulus, do I still use an airway adjunct?
YoSamedySam you’d use a nasal adjunct if they’re only responsive to painful stimuli
If they respond to pain stimuli but you suspect a brain injury you would try an OPA. If the patient does not tolerate it immediately pull it out. Do NOT try a NPA because it can cause further brain damage. You will have to hold the airway open manually.
vwat happins if man gets stabbed in the harum - i ask medic from kazaykstan
No Dcap btls tic?
14:25 I'm confused, "Occlusive Dressing is typically something you may need to make"?
Uh oh, Now I'm worried I've been patching up patients with imaginary chest seals and occlusive dressing that don't yet exists.
This is from 2018. Also there's an update in the video itself.
When will Part 2 be uploaded?
I will do part 2 tomorrow for you. Sorry for the delay, been working on my Paramedic certification!
RallypointEMS\Jeremiah
Can you to medical assessment like this
Use the foil.sucking chest wounds
ABC for alert CAB for unconscious. none responsive per AHA.
Im distracted typing this comment , get back to focusing !
11:37 a glitch in the matrix
I'm the 100th comment
I have 5 days 😢
haha i just said occlusive dressings dont exist and you cant just buy them and then he uses the plastic packaging from a "chest seal" hahaha
11:41 he is coping a feel while choking the patient with her own shirt...and this dude is married too.
H❤mmgl
bro u didnt even check pulse before abcs tf
Why are you guys so weird? Try doing a realistic situation
Eric Confanity define realistic