I've passed all of my skills so far thanks to these videos, all that's left is long bone and joint immobilization and I'll be done! Then on to the NREMT
I'm taking my test this Friday and these videos have been helping me stay on top of my skills/assessments leading up to this test, thank you guys very much for these very informative and helpful videos
you are a true professional. Thank you for being so calm, professional and courteous during your video. I am a Firefighter and I hope to be half as good as you someday with regards to EMT
These are great! I used these 2 years ago for EMT and now I'm in Paramedic school and these are great refeshers for our BLS skills check off before we move to ALS skills. Thanks again!
Thanks for the videos EMTprep. I still have a month and a half in my EMT training, but I am super nervous about the skills. these videos certainly help
I instruct at a facility in California and these are helpful videos to the Emr andxEmt for sure. All I can say is maybe be more consise on what are critical fails on the tests for some people but if they basically do this they should be good. Good work I know these help alot of students. 😉
+carcillian Thanks for the information! Be sure to check out our EMT Class software. It was designed around the instructor to help organize everything related to your class! emtprep.com/emt-class/
test's only four days away! super nervous but these videos are my favorite. Seeing the process over and over is an easier way to memorize the whole skill
I agree. The swathe is supposed to go over the humerus then across and over the sling and above the hand. Placing the swathe below the wrist tends to allow the swathe to work its way down and fall off the elbow later. In this video it would be best to lower the distal end of forearm some in the sling and run the swathe over.
@@Emtprepaw, I just failed medical. I knew what I was doing, but I think they said something as far as skin condition goes that wasn't indicating shock but I misdiagnosed. But oh well' I'll redo it another time. Still not done studying though lol.
You guys might do things differently. Cause I was taught to use 2 short padded boards and not to directly put it on the fracture. Bone fracture = joint - joint. Dislocation = bone - bone.
Good question Caleb, we recommend studying a variety of sources to prepare for the exam. Make sure you're looking at your textbook, class notes, and EMTprep. Surround yourself with the material and you'll do great.
This guy is great & these videos are so helpful. Taking my Psychomotor Skills tomorrow 🙈. Update: I passed! Now, to take the NREMT.
I’m nervous about my skills tomorrow!
@@michaelu2562 I’m nervous about my skills in 3 days & I’m taking my skills for my refresher course this time 🤞
Congrats!! Best of luck to you!
That’s awesome!! Congratulations!!
congrats friend! doing my practical next Friday!
"Do you want to do anything else?" made my palms sweaty, i hate that part
We hear you fam. That’s a stress inducing question for sure
Ha. Each time on the outside I’m all calm like I’m considering it, but on the inside I’m (IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE I WANT TO DO!?)
*"Is there anything else you'd like to do". Get it right
“Yes I’d like to consume alcohol”
@@AcornFoxa man of culture I see
I had skills Tuesday night and these really helped me. I got every point. Thanks
That is awesome Odyssey, CONGRATULATIONS!!!
I've passed all of my skills so far thanks to these videos, all that's left is long bone and joint immobilization and I'll be done! Then on to the NREMT
I'm taking my test this Friday and these videos have been helping me stay on top of my skills/assessments leading up to this test, thank you guys very much for these very informative and helpful videos
+andre macklin Glad to hear it!
@@Emtprep I take mine in December. This really helps!
you are a true professional. Thank you for being so calm, professional and courteous during your video. I am a Firefighter and I hope to be half as good as you someday with regards to EMT
These are great! I used these 2 years ago for EMT and now I'm in Paramedic school and these are great refeshers for our BLS skills check off before we move to ALS skills. Thanks again!
Is the test for EMT difficult? I'm in an EMT-B class right now.
Even now as an emt its still so helpful to look back and review rhese videos
Thanks for the videos EMTprep. I still have a month and a half in my EMT training, but I am super nervous about the skills. these videos certainly help
Wyatt Stone You bet Wyatt! Glad you're enjoying them.
I'm in emt school and new at learning these skills. These videos are helping so much!!
I have my skills test next week and I've been watching these videos over and over!
Awesome! Best of luck to you! Be sure to let us know how it goes.
Splinting has really changed, from 7 years ago but these videos are still helpful I’ve got my test in 2 days wish me luck
Taking my test today. Very nervous but these videos are making me a little less nervous. Thanks guys.
Did you pass?
I instruct at a facility in California and these are helpful videos to the Emr andxEmt for sure. All I can say is maybe be more consise on what are critical fails on the tests for some people but if they basically do this they should be good. Good work I know these help alot of students. 😉
+carcillian Thanks for the information! Be sure to check out our EMT Class software. It was designed around the instructor to help organize everything related to your class! emtprep.com/emt-class/
test's only four days away! super nervous but these videos are my favorite. Seeing the process over and over is an easier way to memorize the whole skill
Thanks Keith and best of luck! Let us know how it goes!!
Keith B How did they go?
Passed written and practicals my first time, super happy!!! Can't thank you guys enough for the awesome videos!!
So awesome Keith!!! Congratulations!!!
Thank you for this! My EMR training course ends on February 28 and this is very helpful!
THANK YOU!
bugmeat12 You bet! Glad you're finding it helpful.
how did it go?
I have my skills exam today thank you so much for making these videos
You bet Irie, glad you’re getting good use out of them
Taking the test today, wish me luck.
Good luck Kermit! Let us know how it goes!!!
I really appreciate the videos you guys make, great content and quality. They are currently helping me study for my final assessments! Thanks!
You bet! Glad you're getting some good use out of them. Thanks for the feedback!
Omg this guy is the best ...I must pass all my skills ...🥰💥
This is stressing me out just watching it. Have a test coming up soon.
Who are the 39 pp who give this a thumbs down?? 🤔🙄 Thanks for making these videos & posting on UA-cam. Very helpful!!!! 😁👍
Haters are gonna hate Tom! Thanks for your positivity, support, and gratitude. Without people like you, we wouldn't have a job!
We were told to measure the opposite arm not the injured arm
You need to remember this video was 9 years ago, Things change
Assuming this is a radio-ulnar break, when tying the swathe, wouldn't you want to have it go over the wrist, rather than on top of the injury?
I agree. The swathe is supposed to go over the humerus then across and over the sling and above the hand. Placing the swathe below the wrist tends to allow the swathe to work its way down and fall off the elbow later. In this video it would be best to lower the distal end of forearm some in the sling and run the swathe over.
Ugh, I take my test today. I'm so nervous!! I just hope I don't freak out too much
How did it go Nathan?
@@Emtprepaw, I just failed medical. I knew what I was doing, but I think they said something as far as skin condition goes that wasn't indicating shock but I misdiagnosed. But oh well' I'll redo it another time. Still not done studying though lol.
@@nathanbrawley7256 you got this Nathan!
You guys might do things differently. Cause I was taught to use 2 short padded boards and not to directly put it on the fracture. Bone fracture = joint - joint. Dislocation = bone - bone.
This is very well done
Aren't you suppose to pad the sling when you tie it around the neck?
Hey Epic, not required, but if needed it would be a good idea.
yes u should
Also can offset the knot so it's not in the center of the neck. That's easier than padding and works fine.
I take my skills on Monday and this is the one I’m nervous about
Edit: I passed all of them first try and never want to go through it again
Is this always forearm for the NREMT exam?
Why does he say CMS and not PMS? Just curious
Circulation, motor, sensory. Some say pulse, motor, sensory.
Confused me too (at first), but only because we were instructed to say PMS from the beginning.
High Con. O/2 and Keep the Patient Warm
Lance Link For the actual skills assessment, those are not required interventions.
In what state was this done?
We're based out of Oregon.
If I'm passing the written practice exams with an average of 8 out of 10. Will I be well prepare for Registry in 3 months?
Good question Caleb, we recommend studying a variety of sources to prepare for the exam. Make sure you're looking at your textbook, class notes, and EMTprep. Surround yourself with the material and you'll do great.
i failed this bc i forgot to wrap arm to the splint. but i'll ya what, that sling and swathe was tight lol
Thank You
What is CMS?
Circulation, motor, and sensory
thanks
يزم انته سفاح ❤️
Ok y’all do things differently lol