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This EMT training video serves as a visual aid for how to pass the NREMT practical skill evaluation, Medical Patient Assessment and Management.
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Every time the instructor asks me "Is there anything else you'd like to do?"
In my mind I'm always like "OMG WHY DID HE ASK ME THAT???!, DID I FORGET SOMETHING??!, OH GOD I FAILED!!!"
+Chris B that's common Chris! The good news is you're being given an opportunity to reflect on your performance and verbalize any changes.
I’d feel the need to mention that she improved with oxygen and report irregular vitals.. is that too much?
@@Emtprep Wouldn't it be appropriate when she says she takes Albuterol to ask if she has used it since her symptoms started?
😂😂... So true. Or if he/shes ask, "are you done ? " 😂😂😂
Chris Mars faaaaacts
OPQRST
O: Onset- what were you doing when this started
P: Provocation/Palliation- what makes it better and what makes it worse
Q: Quality- describe the pain (sharp, dull, throbbing, etc.)
R: Region/Radiation- where is the pain and does it radiate anywhere
S: Severity- on a scale of 1-10 how would you rate your pain 10 being the worst
T: Time- at what time did all of this start
SAMPLE
S: Signs/Symptoms- what do you notice and what does the patient feel
A: Allergies- what is the patient allergic to
M: Medicine- what medications does the patient take
P: Pertinent Medical History- what medical history does the patient have that could be related to the situation or is important to know (asthma, heart attack, stroke, pacemaker, etc.)
L: Last Oral Intake- what was the last thing you ate/drank and when
E: Event- what were you doing/what was going on when this started
Hope this helps
austin ballard thanks for listing ! So helpful!!!
Thank you so much for this
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Thank you!
Shoutout to my professor that knew i was nervous asf and kept asking me if i was forgetting something over 5 times because i kept doing the entire scene perfectly except for vocalizing bsi scene safe lmfao. Thank you
0:49 boi if you dont put that o2 tank down
it will fall and it will land on your patients head and it will get you fired! what my instructor told us.
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Glad I’m not the only one who though that lol
Lmao my thoughts exactly 😂
Exactly my first thought 🤪
Just passed my EMT Basic NREMT/State of Tennessee practical today, and this helped me review! I can't thank this channel enough. I start AEMT next semester, and will definitely use these videos again for preparing. I drew Medical Patient allergic reaction, and I just followed this video, and it's exactly what we did in the class labs. I scored a 100% because of this. I highly recommend this series to anyone either taking EMT courses, planning to, or just need a refresher on skills.
Dustin you're a rock star man! Congratulations!!!!! We're so excited we got to play a role in helping you achieve your career goals. Sounds like you're not stopping here and have plans to move on, we wish you the best of luck on all your future endeavors! Like you mentioned, if you need us we will be here!!!!
congratulations!! I sure cant wait testing comes for me I hope I pass
Good job struggler how has it been workin in the field??
Congratulations brother I have my test on the 19th. And tips would you recommend.
@@GodFist215 I can recommend something what would you like to know?? Like any tips?
I have learned more from these videos, than our actual EMT class. Thank you for posting.
ABMP4D3 You bet! Glad you're finding them so useful!
I'm supposed to take mine in December! Thank you! :)
Just wanted to take the time to thank you for posting these videos. I passed the NREMT Skills test today and these videos assisted me in being able to do so. Again, thank you!!!
Pilotguy2011 Congratulations!!!! Never stop learning!
The PilotGuy hi everyone ,if anyone else trying to find out emt exam practice try Debuncar Medic Study Aid (just google it ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my partner got great results with it.
@@Emtprep Thank you very much for this video! I'm starting my EMT Basic class and this helped me follow an example to pass national registry.
911 Response I also started my EMT class a couple months ago. How is it going? We are working on the secondary assessment and trauma section right now. We are also scheduling EMS ride alongs
Remember that most proctors will want you to not just say that you're going to do something, actually do it! They want to see that you're able to perform the tasks, so if you say you would check lung sounds, actually check lung sounds and say that they are whatever they are and the proctor will correct you with the finding in the scenario.
Missed the R in OPQRST. Never asked if the pain was radiating anywhere. Otherwise, great job!
With the pt in tripod positioning they are most likely working for air. Can cause pain to accessory muscles. Chest. Ribs. Neck. Headaches and cramps can also be an associated to radiation due to the lack of o2
they didn't put OPQRST for no reason
Implied consent, especially when they don't object and/or they raise their arm up when you move your blood pressure cuff into their field of vision.
and in primary assessment he didnt update responding ems unit (brief report)
I've heard that R can also mean recurrence and also that OPQRST amd SAMPLE can be modified to the patient but on the NREMT our instructor told us to just ask every question. You won't get docked points for asking everything. 6 weeks left of EMT school!
I had to take this twice, for EMT and AEMT. Just relax and stay basic, let your "partner" get vitals and like I said stay basic.
what state r u in
for real lmao we dont get partners
mexbrown when he says “partner” he means you imaginary partner lmao
I have to take vitals, can't have my "partner" take them
Hunter Swenson WHERE YOU TAKING THE VITALS? ARE YOU GOING TO GIVE THEM BACK?
I just got hired at Acadian!!! Oh my god! These videos helped me so much throughout my schooling and today I can say that I am and EMT and not merely certified to do the work!!
I have my practical exam tomorrow, I’m feeling so much more confident with watching these videos, they are amazing help!
That's great Joey! Best of luck. Let us know how it goes.
How did it go partner?
About to test out on the NREMT skills and written test in two days after doing the armies "accelerated" emt course which ended up taking a whole 13 days to complete. Needless to say these videos have been a massive help to myself and fellow students!
That’s awesome Nick, best of luck on your test, be sure to let us know how it goes!
Just passed my competency assessments yesterday. I had a postictal seizure state patient and a hemorrhagic stroke patient. These videos gave me confidence to keep my flow going.
Just want to let you you guys know that I just completed and passed my EMT class and cannot tell you how much these videos actually helped me with my final weeks of class. I plan on taking the NREMT soon and hoping to pass with flying colors 👌 Again, thank you so much EMT Prep😊😊
You bet!! Glad we helped. Be sure to check out our written test prep product at www.EMTprep.com
I'm an currently taking a county class for emt and these videos helped me pass my trauma assessment exam. Please keep there updated and continue to add videos for us who need to see it step by step!Great job guys!
Going to do my first field practical this week. 10 hr ride along shift with the Security FD EMTs and Paramedics. Looking forward to it...but cold and snow predicted. At least it during Halloween DAY. Get ready for the real crazies!
Cant believe that Im doing this at 60!
Thanks for the vids!
I had to assist with a total of 5 patients but the first 10 hour shift was so slow I only got 2 patients so I had to go back for a second shift. However, my first call I rode on was a code, and it came in as soon as I arrived to the station. Boy was it hell as we got called out for a fall victim and then she went into cardiac arrest about 2 minutes after we got there. The husband was insulting the lead medic, and making his life hell and all he was doing was trying to help. What a welcome to EMS that was! It kind of made me rethink what I want to do with my life. I’m about to take my final exams in the next couple weeks, and I really want to be a certified EMT, because it can open so many doors. But I’m on the fence as to whether or not I want to do this as a full time career, or as a volunteer. You really got to have a passion for this type of work. Never-mind the unresponsive patient, they can’t scream at you! It’s the family watching you work that you gotta watch!!!!
I love these videos. They're very helpful. I just wanted to clarify; The O-Onset should actually be asking "What were you doing when you started to have the discomfort? Instead of asking "When did you start experiencing the discomfort?" This is important because O-Onset is different from T-Time. With O-Onset we are trying to figure out what could have caused the shortness of breath. With T-Time we want to know when exactly did it start. Now for P-Provocation the gentleman in this video asked what he should have asked for O-Onset. P-Provocation should be does anything make your breathing better or worse? Next is Q-Quality which is a description of the pain such as sharp pain or pressure pain. Next is S- Severity which is exactly as he stated: rate the discomfort on a scale of 1-10, ten being most intense and one being least intense? Now I believe the gentleman in the video skipped over R-Radiation which asks does the pain move from its original region to anywhere else in the body? Typically it is not asked with shortness of breath alone but a good question to ask should be, is there any pain associated with the shortness of breath? And of-course T-Time is last which is when did the discomfort begin or about how long ago? Hope this helped :)
Very thorough Gabrielle! Glad to hear you're enjoying the videos.
Starting mine in April. Been a while since I've used these skills so it really helps to refresh with videos like this. Thanks a lot!
I'm an EMT student, and I struggle with remembering all the steps to assessments, so I am grateful to have found this video so I can look back and get a visual demonstration of the steps to be taken.
several folks from our fire house have used your vids before taking the exam we all found it very helpful and useful
These videos help a lot. My practical exam is this Friday and watching these videos makes me feel more comfortable about it. Thank you guys! Great job.
Buck1223 Sure thing! We're glad that you're finding good use for these!
My class instructor has a video posted for students to use for studying purposes related to our upcoming Skills Final. I'm going to inform her of this video, and encourage her to use this one for the next class. This video is far better than the one that's currently being used. Thanks for the attention to detail.
Im gonna retake emtcourses in the future. Events happened that caused me not to get in the field, but im glad i found this. Its exactly what they taught us.
I just started my EMT program last week and this is honestly so helpful, the instructor made it so confusing with what order to do the patient assessment
Happy to help Sohayla! Best of luck to you during your studies.
Just passed my practical, on my way back home now! These videos were a tremendous help! Just need the state exam and I'm official 👌🏾
Congratulations hopefully i can say that next month
@@trishia3938 you got this!
Did you pass the state exam?
Have my NREMT coming up in a couple of weeks! This answered a lot of questions regarding how it would actually be preformed, thanks!!!
Still helpful in2019 thank you. I remember watching these in 2016 when I was doing HOSA EMT competition and you helped my team go to state
hey are u in HOSA currently?
if you are, i am doing it for my first time this year and am very confused on the EMT event
@@ayushigupta8237 no I’m not I graduated two years ago. You can go ahead and message me though I’ve also taken an EMT course might be able to help
Thank God I found this video as I am having someone difficulties with patient assessment.
This video makes it more clear to understand..
Thank you so much..⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Happy to help Liany! Best of luck to you on your exam, be sure to let us know how it goes!!
Once you get through testing you'll end up needing to find your flow of things in the real world. Some people will be short of breath and you'll want to try and fix that before asking a million questions (or get them out of the environment if that's a cause). Others will be unconscious, and you'll need to worry more about head injuries / if they fell, witnessed vs unwitnessed? Just try to relax and get through the tests, your preceptor will guide you once you get into the field. Good luck!
My Practical's are Tuesday and this has been beyond helpful !!!
I take the NREMT in one week. Really thankful for these videos
My first clinical is Thursday, I watch these videos to prepare for my clinical. I really want to WOW the medics. Wish me Luck!!
thank you for these videos. i had my practical skills test last Wednesday and passed! these videos helped me out immensely with what to expect and prepared me for my test. i honestly dont feel i wouldve passed without these videos. thank you again, you guys are awesome
you bet! glad you were able to use them!!!
Because of these videos from EMTPrep, I just passed my practical. Thank you EMTPrep, Thank you for everything.
That's amazing Dre, CONGRATULATIONS!!!! Never stop learning!
I passed my skills test today with the help of these videos! Thanks EMT prep!
CONGRATS ALICIA!!!! You rocked it!!! Never stop learning.
Woo! Applying for my EMT program at a competitive school, this is helping me prep for the practical scenario!
That's awesome! Glad we could help!!!
Just passed my skills station last week! These videos helped a lot! :)
THAT CLARIFYING QUESTION THO, WHERE YA AT
as a heavy medical show watcher, these are really fun to watch!
Thank you you guys! I finally passed my NREMT for the State Of New York! I now have my Certification. You guys helped me along with a bunch of studying! Can't thank you enough!!! Keep up the great work!!!
That's awesome news, CONGRATULATIONS!!! Never stop learning! The real education for your career begins now.
Thank you for all your help with these videos! They helped me pass my class and the NREMT this year and I will come back and review them when I need a refresher. :)
That's great to hear Neelay! Be sure to check out EMT-CE.com for your recert needs!
I just passed my EMT practical exams and your videos where a BIG help. Thank you
TheRoosterscrow That is awesome! Glad we could help you out! Never stop learning.
Going back through my old saved videos on UA-cam, this being one of them. Took my NREMT back in 2017 and this video helped me pass after lots of practice. Today I am a cardiac intensive care unit registered nurse and wouldn’t be here without everything EMS exposed me to. Just saying thanks!
Awesome note, thank you! Congrats on all your hard work.
I go to a tech school and today I'm taking this test. this has really cleared up anything I was having troubles on. thank you
I'm going through EMT Basic course now. Great video. We had one of our instructors highly recommend these videos for the lab portion.
+Dustin Aylor that's great Dustin!! Send our gratitude along to your instructor. Best of luck to you and your classmates
Watching a few of these before my first ride along this weekend :)
Well, I test on my skills tomorrow, I at least hope to pass, no matter how many times it takes. These video's helped,
Thanks!!
I do fine on the field but I suck at being tested... :(
Same here....
Bean Dar Same here
same
same
My worst fear
Hi guys. I passed my skill weeks exam today in Las Vegas and I did it because of your videos! Thank you very much!!!
Chris that is so amazing, GREAT WORK!!!! Never stop learning, the real education begins now!
Had my exam today and passed! This channel was a huge help. Thank you very much
CONGRATULATIONS HUGH!!!! We’re so excited we got to play a small part in your career endeavors. Best of luck to you in your new career. Be sure to check out EMT-CE.com for your recertification needs down the road.
Thanks guys for the great assessment. I passed mine with this little help.
I take my practical exam on 3/6/16. I watch these videos day and night. Thank you so much for posting!!!!!
+Tiah Mccoy That's awesome Tiah! We're so happy you're getting a lot out of them. Let us know how your test goes!
I have my test tomorrow! Watching this for extra practice.
That's great. How did your test go!?
HA I remember watching this when I was emt school lol. I'm currently in didactic in paramedic academy
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Ahh brings me back to emt school so much anxiety being held back when i got tested for practicals lol
I am about to start Army Medic training at Fort Sam. These videos will be my life for the next 10 weeks
Best of luck Jonah, and THANK YOU for your service.
Jonah Prescott eyyy bro same here got my all skills in 2 weeks
The is the holy grail of EMT videos. The guy is great.
Testing on this is going it be the "best thing ever". Hope I do well, and thanks for the video
My test is July 09 I’m freaking out a little I’m soo nervous I’m gonna miss something or not do it right. Glad I found these videos to help.
One of my EMT instructors recommended that I see a video like this, and he was right. This would definitely help me prepare for skills test day
Glad to hear it Nemo! Be sure to check out our website for more help.
Great Vid!! I am a medic in the UK, interesting to see the work you do :)
I'm doing my skills this week and I'm glad I found these. The skills packet is so big and overwhelming!
You got this Dave!! Keep your head up.
@@Emtprep Thanks guys! I appreciate the motivation!
I passed my skills thanks to these videos!!!!!!
I have my test today. These videos has helped me out so much. I’m more than ready.
You got this!
What about the last time she took her albuterol inhaler? Have you ever been hospitalized or intubated for your asthma? It's not criticism. They are pertinent, even if they are negative.
I take my skills tests tomorrow and this has been a big help
Thank you so much for posting these videos. I just passed my final and these are really helpful for the live patient assessments in class. Thanks!! 😁
Hey Jay, we're so excited that you got good use out of them. CONGRATULATIONS!!
I have my NREMT test In 2 days, doing some final studies!
Dallin be sure to let us know hot it goes, we're pulling for you!
@@EmtprepI passed! I did every station first try!
Was way nervous for this one, but nailed it this Monday ! Watched these vids a lot. Thanks guys.
It's funny, you think it will be all step by step regarding national standards and even local MCA protocol. But, then you get out there and find situations where your assessment will be spread out or in some variation of the general guideline lol. But seriously, if you go IFT, don't get lazy. That's what I did, and had a hell of a time whenever I picked up BLS rescue shifts
Loved your videos helps a LOT! Passed my NREMT about a year ago thanks to your videos! Post more please. If you can make videos at the Paramedic level skills that would be great. Im counting on you... :)
Hey Em, they're in the works being edited as we speak! Look for them to go live here in the next few weeks!!!
Thank you for the videos! I watched them daily and it helped me to pass my practical exam today!
That is great news Jay! Congratulations
i love these videos. extremely helpful. thank you!
if i may give feedback, the beginning music is so loud compared to when the instructor begins speaking that i have to mute the beginning every time to avoid my speakers rattling. excellent material that has been instrumental in my learning
Thank you so much for posting these. I will be testing next month, and these videos are extremely helpful.
Hez Bohin That's awesome! Glad you're finding them useful!!!
Hey! I just took my Medical and Trauma Assessments today! this video helped so much! thank you for the video!
You bet Robbie! Glad you're finding it so helpful!!
provocation and events leading up to this are different things, provocation is, does anything make it better or worse
+popusi ga
Also "What were you doing when the pain or event began" and Did the pain start suddenly or gradually
I lead with SAPMLE because to me “events leading up to this” and onset are damn near the same question
Thank you. I was think the same thing. Lol
Andrew Robinson onset is when it began, events leading up to this is different
@@andrewrobinson2334 yes, but it's also common to ask questions again to clarify. You get credit for asking what you need to, they don't dock you for asking about allergies twice. But yes, it's basically the same thing essentially
Testing this today.. Wish me luck.... Lots of love from Kenya
Thanks for this video! I have some questions though - If she has wheezing don't we do neb kit with albuterol and atrovent? and wouldn't he add what intervention he gave (High flow O2) in the report?
Great learning video and an even better patient :) Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
I have my first assessment tomorrow! This video was very helpful! Thank you!
You’re welcome Ana! Best of luck on your practicals
watching these to apply to a job now!!
I was real anxious when I took the medical assessment and trauma assessment but I passed both! Thank you , your videos really helped me :)
Awesome Kimberly! Congratulations!!!!
taking skills assessment in the morning, these videos are amazing, thank you, guys!
Knock it out of the park Dyllan! Be sure to let us know how it goes!!!!
Signed up for 6-months of EMT-B on the website. Love the site and videos! NREMT for me isn't for about 162 days, but it's never to early to get prepared! I'm working at Starbucks until I get my Basic then I'm going for a private service until I finish Paramedic in two years.
That sounds like an awesome plan Caleb. We're glad we get to play a role in helping you achieve your career goals. Never stop learning! Keep your head in the books and get past this test so you can soak up everything this career has to teach you.
Have my instructor signoffs on this and the O2 non-rebreather mask today, this video has helped a ton! Wish me luck!!
Best of luck Mel! Let us know how it goes
We have to do these skills for EMR in order to become a licensed peace officer in MN. Thank you for these videos
Thanks for this video!!! We’re studying medical emergencies now and start our practices tonight!
You bet Ebony! Glad you're liking these videos. We're busy putting more together so stay tuned.
Great videos had to brush up on my skills and these videos are a life saver!!! great work and they helped me passed my skills
+J cup awesome to hear J!
I am going through and EMR class and was wondering if there are any EMR type videos along these lines? This helped get a patient assessment down.
Taking the Patient assessment tomorrow for medical and trauma. I'm so nervous and this is helping a lot.
***** Great Rodrigo! You'll do great. Just go off the sheets and you'll be golden.
Taking my practicals tomorrow for re-certification. I'm good in the field, but have bad anxiety when testing :( Just found these videos and think they will help me stay more focused and hopefully relax a bit.
+Amanda Doyle best of luck!
Great video, it would help me a lot. Just want to point out, when the PT stated she has Albuterol, we should ask "have you used it today? When was the last time you used it?"
Got my test this weekend! Hope I do well!
You got this John! We're pulling for you!! Be sure to let us know how it goes.
Big help i am now a certified EMR at 15 years old
Well done good sir!
hey oh yay yo
Andrew Lyman well done! I've been an EMR since I was 14 and in the 8th grade and almost done with my NREMT-B just have to go back and retake my psychomotor exam for the Third time. the Third time is always the charm!
Wow!!!!
when I turn 16 I really want to enroll in an EMT class. Any advice you have for me would be amazing!
why is this the only proper NREMT patient assessment on youtube lol We need more scenarios like this but maybe some chest pain and anaphylaxis
They're in the works Ben! Glad to hear you noticed the same thing we did!
this is the most wonderful video i ever seen
Just passed my EMT practicals ^_^. Thanks for the doing these videos, the visual representation helped me through.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! We wish you the best of luck on your future endeavors!
literally passed my PSE because of this video now im a NYS EMT
That's awesome Anthony, Congratulations!!! We're stoked we got to play a small role in helping you achieve your career goals.
man these video are so accurate and a great learning tool especially after my hands on training after class my adrenaline level is 100 im that excited
Awesome Daspina! We're excited for you! Let us know how your test goes.
I have my practicals tomorrow morning your videos are a great help im sure I'll pass all
Sounds great, let us know how it went!
Passed the practicals with perfect scores did not miss anything. Thank God with help from you . Thanks