EMT Cardiac Assessment

[@myrecovery4787]

NRB 15 L at 91%??? Why not just use NC with a flow of 2-4 L?

[@trevor_corey8037]

Chest pain can deteriorate quickly, pump that oxygen and get em to 98 asap. Don’t try and save the company a few dollars by skimping on oxygen.

[@brendagamon]

What would be the shock treatment in this case?

[@ChicagoEMTTraining]

managing shock always includes oxygen, supine, and warmth! :)

[@andrewelam1612]

Is these high school students

[@ChicagoEMTTraining]

They're EMTs

[@andrewelam1612]

@@ChicagoEMTTraining wow! They look so young here in Philly a lot of EMS workers look well into there 20's youth comes in handy when we have bariatric patients

[@ChicagoEMTTraining]

@@andrewelam1612 You got that right. This was a few years ago. These EMTs in particular are now medical students. Definitely in their early 20s

[@chocolatetobi]

You need to train your students to say what they gather from the patient and have the proctor correct the vitals and signs as they go. This makes sure they know the jargon and aren't just skating by. It's just streamlined.

[@andrewelam1612]

Bro these are high school students they not going to know everything right away