NREMT Airway & Assessment Jeopardy

We’re back for another round of NREMT Jeopardy. This time around we are covering Airway and Assessment. The session is designed for students currently in EMT classes-or anyone who wants a fun refresher of this information. For weekly, live study sessions that cover topical review and NREMT practice questions, join EMTReview.com.
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[@Limmereducation]

For weekly, live study sessions that cover topical review and NREMT practice questions, join EMTReview.com.

[@xxCeCexx14]

Thanks for sharing this- so incredibly helpful 🙏!!

[@holdmyravioli1286]

who else is binge watching these like its a netflix show?

[@kimrobinson7977]

What we are learning in our EMT basic class right now is that the rule is to suction no longer than 10 seconds, unless the patient continues vomiting. Then you suction as quickly as possible for as long as they are vomiting. We have the Pearson textbook and this is directly from there

[@danlimmer6326]

Totally agree! As lead author of that textbook, I congratulate you and your educator for knowing this! The question on this Jeopardy talked about persistent vomiting so "as long as it takes to remove the vomit" is correct. If you can get it all in 10 or 15 seconds, great. But never, ever ventilate foreign material into the lungs that could have been suctioned.

[@shayjohnson2679]

Love this ❤

[@NetAdmin586]

Color temperature circulation 10:11

[@thephenom718]

I’ll take airway matters for 500 Alex

[@kevinbradford5862]

Strider

[@thephenom718]

Sup limmer