VITAL SIGNS Assessment for EMTs
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
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Obtaining vital signs is crucial as part of your patient assessment plan as an EMT or EMS provider. When taught EMS education, it's important to understand the different vital signs you will obtain as an EMT or Paramedic.
Once you obtain vital signs as an EMT/Paramedic, you will then determine whether the patient is stable or unstable at the moment. This finding can alter your transport decisions, whether you seek more assistance, and even how fast you transport to the hospital.
First responders such as fire department personnel or emergency medical responders will also gain insight into EMS vital signs and the patient assessment.
Blood pressure, heart rate and pulse, respiratory rate, blood glucose level, pulse oximetry (SPO2), end-tidal CO2 (capnography) and other pertinent vital signs will be discussed in this vital signs for EMTs video.
I look forward to seeing your success in class, out in the field as an EMS provider and on NREMT exam, keep going!
Be Great,
Evan, The Paramedic Coach®
#emt #vitalsigns #paramedic
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Every diabetic is different we once had a diabetic with AMS and she locked herself in the bathroom her daughter convinced her to come out and we got a BGL of 25 she was still walking around and refused IV from the paramedics she instead drank orange juice mixed with glucose
Evan … EVANN !! I FU$KING PASSSSED MY NREMT !! Dude I haven’t been out of school for a whole year with procrastination… my test stopped at 70 … got my results today LETS GOOOOOOO🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
That's how you do it! Congrats!!
@@TheParamedicCoach listen man I owe you a damn drink !! You are the truth with that vault thank you for everything man
Thanks coach just passed my NREMT and your videos had been very helpful to understand EMS.
I need to buy your course for sure. ASAP
GET THE VIDEO VAULT!!!! Passed on my first try and I still go back and watch videos to refresh my memory sometimes. Worth every penny!
How much does it cost?
@@lillianpalmer8516 it’s hard to see the price but found it and it’s $137 and you can break it into 4 payments.
@@lillianpalmer8516 I think around $90. Not much at all for how much information you get and he makes everything so easy to understand. If you click the link in the description, it should take you right to it. He really teaches you how the test will ask questions and the ways they might trip you up. I highly recommend it.
The lifetime access to the video vault is $137 for lifetime access: www.prepareforems.com Can sign up with full pay or use Klarna/PayPal to break it down into 4 small payments.
Thanks for the support!
Dude, thanks to your videos, I passed my Sate EMR written exam!
That is awesome!
Great video. Thanks! I'm a working EMT and hit on your site regularly to "keep in shape." I'm sending this video to our unit training officer.
Thanks for sharing!
Excellent lesson. Thanks
Lol that sternal rub.
excellent review
Love your work coach 100%
Your videos are very helpful! Do you by chance have a video on when to use BVM or a NRB? On the NREMT, they gave a lot of scenarios of which one to use and it tripped me up!
From what I understand, if the patient has a decreased LOC or is struggling to breathe on their own for any reason, BVM. If they have low SPO2 but are still responsive and conscious, high flow oxygen on NRB.
Good video coach 😎💪 I appreciate it very much
Happy to help!
can you make a video going more in depth on types of shock and the types of signs and symptoms that go with each kind?
He has one either here or in the video vault that really helped me.
Yes; check out the video vault for more: www.prepareforems.com
Yes; check out the video vault for more: www.prepareforems.com
The video vault is a one time payments right ?
1:46 External rub?? Ohhh, I was calling that something else...
Hey Evan I took my nremt and it stopped at 70 praying that I passed
Congrats again on passing!
I like these videos but I’d like to see examples of if these vitals where to drop or rise and what you would do if this happens as a emt for example if I’m transferring a patient and there BP dropped what would I do to improve their BP as a EMT
Your videos are so helpful! I passed my NREMT exam in January to become an EMT- B. I’m thinking of going into Paramedics in September. Do you have any tips or suggestions of where I should start ? I know it’s always good to start studying BEFORE hand. Helpppp 😅
Taking a 5 week EMT course before I leave for the fire season . 1800 page book …
What course do you recommend I buy , not about to read all of that
@@aaronmartin451 I bought a book on amazon for ems, i cant remember what it is called, but i learned more in the 350 pages in that book, than i did in the 1800 page textbook lol
If I do emt course in India and it will accept in USA. Please guide me and please give me any other courses on hospital line
Hey coach
Hey, can you please remove/change the list notification sounds?
Took NREMT got cut off at 82 questions I hope I passed let’s goooo
5:23 respirations for 13-8yo should probably be 12-20 breaths per minute.
GCS EVM 456
1:47 sternal rub 😭