Abdominal Quadrants Explained Simply for EMT | (NREMT Review | EMT Lectures)

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Whether your goal is to get an EMT Job or pass the NREMT exam this is part of your EMT School and NREMT Review. If you have "no idea" what's going on inside the abdominal quadrants you won't do well on exam day. Watch this video from start to finish and replay it if you need to, take notes and let's get these abdominal quadrants down so you remember it for life, let's start these EMT lectures! Want even more access my Video Study Course: www.prepareforems.com

[@nyssarachellenelson353]

I haven't grasped this since I passed my EMT exam almost a decade ago and now I'm in med-surg for my RN program and I can't thank you enough for the tips and tricks to go along with the pictures!

[@joeb267382]

My mother died this past Sunday in her sleep. I went to check in her shortly after midnight because she had been sleeping for a while. When I went to check on her she wasn't responding and didn't look well so I called 911 right away. The cops and paramedics came and they were AMAZING. The paramedics did all they could but sadly she passed on. One of them talked to me after and he was really nice and gave me words of encouragement. I've thought about it before but after Sunday I feel inspired to become a paramedic

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thank you for sharing your story here, and I'm sorry for the loss of your mother. We welcome you to our community here. Evan, The Paramedic Coach

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Do it. That's why I did my EMT. So I could be prepared for anything. It's been a year since your comment. Any updates? Did you do your EMT? Sorry for your lose

[@nathan8-bit683]

@@a702oo I take the written this summer. I also do Firefighting and rescue so It took me a while to finish

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@@a702oo well I took the class and have already use the information from the class to help people. You learn how to spot things and very helpful stuff

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I came across your videos when I first signed up for EMT school. I thought you were a little aggressive. Now that I am getting ready for my NREMT, I watch your videos and am so glad you cut through the extra b.s. and get to the point. You explain things plainly, if I wanted an overshare, I can re-read a chapter. Thanks for the videos!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Welcome aboard! & thanks for the kind words here. Look forward to your success!

[@lptremors882]

Awesome video! I actually thought of a great way to remember this. I think of the work GLASS.... So starting with RUQ its GL (Gallbladder and Liver), then moving down you have A (Appendix), then moving to the LUQ its the two S's (spleen and stomach). I know its not including the colon but that's just a way I like to remember what is where haha

[@TheParamedicCoach]

That's a great mnemonic!

[@noflowers3759]

Legit

[@go1d3n.nightmare]

I think of it as GLASS PAN to also add in the pancreas in the LUQ. Which fits perfectly because glass pan = baking dish. Pan = pancreas

[@mckellswain]

I'm in Nursing school and have a test tomorrow. I was wondering how on earth I was going to remember this. Thank you for making it so much simpler and less overwhelming!

[@Yasifey84]

I passed my course! Yay yay... whoop whoop 🙏 & now just passing that NREMT. Golden baybay. Thanks for all you do. You're greaaaaaat. (In Tony the tiger voice)

[@masonwong7194]

Congrats!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

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[@TheParamedicCoach]

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[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thank you!

[@michellecroffutt5800]

I struggled so much with this. This video & a few others you've done have helped tremendously! I passed my test yesterday afternoon! Thank you so much for the help!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Let's go Michelle! Congrats to you!

[@lox3csimiami22]

Thank you!!!!! I’m in EMT school currently. You make this simple!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

You got this!

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Dude where were you when I was in EMT school. You make studying so simple. I remember looking up anything ems related content on KZbin and there was never anything. This is what I was looking for the whole time.

[@jennifervasie2008]

I have studying for my Nremt and could not seem to remember the quadrants for some reason this this is great! Thank you! You video are awesome and so helpful!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

You're very welcome!

[@danagoodflower3102]

Please do more anatomy videos like this! They’re so useful

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Hey my friend, thanks for the kind words here! I actually have an entire study course on Anatomy and Physiology right here you can access: www.prepareforems.com

[@mynetterome1208]

This is good info for nursing students as well, not just EMT. Thank you for your help!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@TheParamedicCoach]

Congrats!

[@VILLENSME951]

Thanks my dog, I am a DMS student and got an exam today, this really helped 🙏🏽

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I take my NREMT is just a little over a week for my basic. You’re videos are very helpful! I have a hard time focusing enough to read and a hard time retaining information when I do. Thank you for making them easy to follow!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

You got this!

[@earlgeter1119]

This was right on time brother! Thank you

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Hey Earl, welcome to the channel!

[@tabithaqualls3037]

hi! student medical assistant here. thank you for the clarification!!

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Hey man just want to let you know your awesome! Thank you for your videos. I failed the NREMT twice at 120 questions. I finally passed my third time around at 120 questions.

[@whyamiherebrxh]

This is helpful for me because now I fully understand how the gastrointestinal system works

[@gaarafranco8667]

I took my NREMT and I passed! thanks to these videos I was able to understand way better than what is in the book.

[@lolokbr]

I always remember Appendicitis and Ascending Colon both start with A; Diverticulitis and Descending Colon both start with D (also a Diver Descends underwater). For the liver, I remember it being a large, lobed organ like the lungs. Both the liver and lungs are larger, with more/bigger lobes on the right side, and smaller on the left side, so the liver takes up more space in the right quadrant than the left.

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Could you do the endocrine system loved the last ones from respiratory cardiac obgun.

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[@TheParamedicCoach]

Congrats Rico, on passing NREMT! Thanks for the kind words here

[@GreatVibrationsAffirmations]

This helped so much on my nursing final just now. It asked us to locate spleen and liver and I know i got them right with your help. Thanks!!!

[@bradenrankin5937]

I’m loving you videos so much I’m going ace EMT school

[@emmanuelleroy2915]

Thank you for taking ur time to help us 🙏🏽

[@TheParamedicCoach]

My pleasure!

[@cesarcervantes6894]

Just went through this chapter in EMT school! Already knew all the quadrants thanks to this video! #emslife #nremt #paramediccoach

[@_gene]

GLASS-P is another way that I've found helpful for me to remember.

[@dracolich345]

Could you kindly explain this?

[@_gene]

@@dracolich345 yes, from the patients right to left the major organs go as followed: RUQ- Gallbladder, Liver RLQ-Appendix LUQ- Stomach, Spleen, Pancreas In the order of GLASS-P it allows you identify major organs quickly by looking at a patient.

[@dracolich345]

@@_gene Thanks! Super helpful🙌🏾😊

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Sincere thanks for the excellent lesson. 🇨🇦

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thank you agin this was a great video. I just completed my emt school and this really helped further my understanding. #emslife #nremt #paramediccoach

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[@TheParamedicCoach]

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[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thanks for the kind words here Marcus and welcome to the channel!

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Hello I'm new here and thank you so much for posting this video it is very helpful and educational.

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@TheParamedicCoach]

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[@JoTess]

This vid was helpful, thanks!🙌

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I’m getting ready to go to EMT school

[@baw9218]

I have a question my EMT instructor for RC Health Services is saying that we need to know the nine quadrants? Is that correct or is it a little overdoing it. Because everybody is talking about the four quadrants nothing nine

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[@baw9218]

My EMT class is especially saying that we have to know the nine quadrants. Is that really needed for the EMT test?

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Does your study include all levels of ems?

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Yes, that's correct; EMT-AEMT-Paramedic is included with lifetime access to the course, you can learn more right here: www.prepareforems.com Be Great, Evan

[@BrokenRecordProductions]

Why do you not mention the kidneys in the upper right quadrant in the left quadrant?

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Im currently in my emt heading towards my second medical exam, should I get the course? or its too late

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Awesome video!

[@TheParamedicCoach]

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Is this video in the study course

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I’m doing anatomy physiology and lab.

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What about the kidneys

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[@Fredy.machine]

Awesome vid thanks coach

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I have been watching e

[@Ava-56432]

They are not teaching this in my school they expect us to to know it

[@Faceman005]

GLASS….. iykyk

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Has anyone seen this man’s thumbnails he is a smokeshow

[@mrbleepblopguy4638]

I thought the pancreas was midline.

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