EASY Guide for CHEST TRAUMA

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Video Study Course (LIFETIME ACCESS): www.prepareforems.com

[@3catfirephotography374]

I love your videos

[@serg7227]

Hello, hopefully you can see my comment I have right chest trauma I get pain but I feel somewhat ok, will the aireventually go into my heart and cause it to fail? Please answer my question I'm anxious now 🙃

[@TheRoot2944]

Hey guys just a little motivation the first time I took my national registry for my paramedic I got cut off at 80 questions and passed I decided to recert by exam and got all 150 questions for everybody who is about to take their exam don't freak it's going to be okay ! Take a deep breath focus on the question and pass that test

[@kevinwise1997]

One question at a time, I did my NREMT in 73 questions. It felt good to have that out come

[@bradleygonzalez1160]

Nice !

[@J.Ace123]

Dude I am not going to lie. At 1st I was omg not another paramedic making videos. I got to say thanks for the videos, most definitely informative and very well explained. Thanks, keep doing your thing.

[@hpolo777]

I love your videos brother, I've been an EMT for 17 years and I must say that I have learned a lot more from your videos. Thank you everything you are doing and keep it up, because your videos will help a lot of new EMT and veteran EMTs become great out in the field.

[@briancreech9990]

I am not going into the medical field but these videos are great for being able to figure out how bad of an emergency something is. I'm trying to figure out a better way to say this. In the mean time yall get the wonderful way my brain worded this shit. Anyway have a great day, I enjoy your videos.

[@Hidden_King_24]

# the paramedic coach is an awsome teacher thanks for always keep us informed I am 2 week out from school and i got my study plan ready for class 😎😎👍

[@TheParamedicCoach]

You got this!

[@TheRoot2944]

I send your stuff to all my student friends

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thank you Mike!

[@HotShotsBasketballCamps]

Thank you for breaking it down!!❤🎉

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Any time!

[@coregasmo]

Thanks for all your content dude

[@TheParamedicCoach]

My pleasure!

[@ultrazchevycamaro]

Great video man, well explained.

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Appreciate it!

[@emilyfuentes2684]

this is such a good video! u should do more of these

[@TheParamedicCoach]

More to come!

[@roadblock96-tr79]

More of this please ❤❤❤

[@TheParamedicCoach]

More to come!

[@aaliyahreyes1572]

More videos like this pleaseeeee

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thanks! Are you in the Video Study Course? TON more here: www.prepareforems.com

[@DominicinMed]

Thank you 😊 easy review of chest trauma

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@valentinmihai6557]

GoodQuickStudyOnChestTrauma!

[@prescottosegie]

Very informative I appreciate the info keep up the good work dude💯💪🏾

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thanks Prescott!

[@WarrengSJ]

You are freaking awesome! Thanks so much

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Happy to help!

[@barikray6183]

Question for you Evan… today at medic school we were doing trauma scenarios and I was team lead for a cardiac tamponade. Patient had becks triad and BP was 80/60 or so. I treated it with large bore IVs monitor O2 and gave 250 ml of saline but decided not to keep going with fluid due to obstructive shock and the heart not being able to pump the fluid it already has. At the end my instructor advised we load the patient with fluid. This just didn’t make sense to me as it is comparable to a heart failure scenario, just that the heart is failing for a different reason. I don’t see how loading a heart that already can’t pump with more fluid is going to help hypotension. He also mentioned there could be internal bleeding. Wondered what your opinion of treatment for hypotensive tamponade is.

[@schoolyeah6014]

How about pulmonary cardiac contusion and myocardial contusion what is the diffences about this two and also thoracic flap of (flail chest) please answer 😩 and with example Like tension pneumothorax I really needed right now 😊🙏 Thanks! in advance and God bless you

[@dr.nuclear4829]

What exactly is the difference between a needle decompression and using a 3 sided dressing?

[@keyshapramithaazzaliazaen1987]

thank you!

[@tony0pps]

#replay Evan this is great helpful material, bless up.

[@berineayala4767]

Good stuff thank you

[@autumnn.215]

I wish you were my teacher for emt lol

[@emilyfeliciano1004]

You should make more videos like this !! You explain it so good.I understand a lot better when you explain it ! 🤎🤎 I subscribed

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Hey Emily welcome to the channel! Thank you for the kind words about my teaching style, I actually have an entire Video Vault you can get access to with video lessons here: www.prepareforems.com Be Great! - Evan

[@pancakes0886]

thank you. i was told you place the needle for decompression all the way in regardless of the size of the patient. is that true? like if i am using the 10g needle on a pediatric patient for decompression would i want to insert the needle all the way even though their chest size would be smaller than an adult?

[@jarodlittle36]

yeah that's wrong.

[@3catfirephotography374]

Amazing

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thanks!

[@timm285]

I’m not even going to read this chapter in the book now.

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Thanks my friend!

[@tsawch]

Is this American ems?

[@SUNSETALUM1]

Yes why?

[@nicolebowker7500]

#letsgo

[@TheParamedicCoach]

Let's go Nicole!

[@bradenrankin5937]

Im