My EMT Go Bag

[@PowerUpJohn]

great idea! i have been an emt since 2016 and am arranging a tiny chest of drawers in my house with these items to help my family.

[@HyperKing128]

Thank you for being a EMT. Help save lives.

[@smirkingdevil]

Thank you for this video! I have a “basic” first aid kit that I keep with my disaster preparedness supplies, but I have always wanted to make what you have. During our local fire department’s presentation on being prepared, they stressed that even though I might not know how to address the major medical scenarios resulting from a disaster, someone else might(my neighbor is a surgeon). A worse scenario would be EMTs that do arrive on scene might be running low on their own supplies. Videos like this provide a good starting point.

[@McGreenBean]

Good work I started collecting fire alarms but for you to become an E.M.T that’s great you should become a firefighter thank you for the videos you also need Narcan because you never know when your going to have to go to a overdose victim

[@jaxrules2892]

Very true

[@IncredulousIndividual]

Are you like 13?

[@Collector3476]

Awesome video Grant, I just ordered a Fire-lite Alarms key for my Fire-lite ANN-80 Annunciator because I lost it's original key and I ordered another one. The second one is a System Sensor S1224MC strobe with a back box.

[@ja4120]

Man you spared no expense! Awesome bag!

[@brogannicholas1599]

Aside from your npa I would add a combitube and an epi. But all in all that looks great!

[@samward7633]

@@matzmopar1 Ehhhhhhh half correct. It's not that we can't use autoinjectors, however we aren't supposed to administer our own/the department's. It has to be prescribed to the patient you are treating. As for the combitube, yeah that's a no-go for an EMT-B.

[@godzswivel5661]

My only question is where do you go to refill your personal air tank?

[@4j12m]

Happy Christmas Eve! I love your videos

[@hammadghori4520]

i have one of those too even the aLARM and pull you made the best videos

[@FireAlarm33]

Cool Video! Love watching your videos.

[@randall9791313]

Would you take a look at my kids pull station panel? We were inspired by a lot of your videos.

[@TheEASdude0825]

nice vid!! good job passing your test!!

[@SurrealSniper_]

Can anyone answer my question. I wake up to hear my first alert 9120b beep once. Not a chirp a beep. We replaced the battery a few weeks ago and the house is normal temperature. Can anyone help me.

[@bdogg20101]

It's hard to do 1 rescuer Bag Valve Mask Ventilation. It's possible. But very difficult skill to master if your the only rescuer doing CPR and Ventilations.

[@bdogg20101]

Thats called a stethoscope. A sphygmomanometer is the blood pressure cuff.

[@TBD613]

Where is your key to the oxygen tank

[@Gorillaboy_1]

Congratulations for being a medical helper

[@larryfulmer]

ha I have a craftsman's tool box/rolling chest of drawers that I keep full of my supplies at home for carrying in my Medical bags.

[@AhmadKhaleel-t1o]

We're is it from I need one to

[@carterlife0625]

I got a big bag of medical equipment and I got hot patch and Cold packs

[@mikemorris5944]

Is how your storing the stuff in this trama bag organized by some professional standards

[@BryantR93006]

What model bag is this from lightning x?

[@peterziberna1266]

What sort of antibiotic ointment do you have there?

[@randall9791313]

We really like your videos.

[@koolerpure]

The bag is well kitted but it’s missing naloxone. They hand those out for free where I used to live because of the constant over doses

[@matthewboylan8601]

Nice video!!! Thank you! ☺️👍

[@robertsmithshobbyproductions]

Wow, that is cool

[@Jayjay-from-561]

Where is his narcan and epinephrine

[@bencoatesworth7731]

Its funny how in the us its called bsi were as in the uk its called ppe or personal protective equipment

[@bencoatesworth7731]

@UCtQw7b2bGW4T1aFtgawtXVQ well everywhere i go in the uk hospitals care homes shops places of employment call it ppe thats masks gloves etc. and im sure the law calls it ppe as the safety signs on building sites call it ppe. It is called ppe as it equipment for the protection of the person wearing it or in other words you wear it on your person as protection

[@ralph6142]

So explain what bsi stands for then... 😁

[@asher3218]

@@ralph6142Body Substance Isolation

[@samward7633]

Don't worry, we call it PPE in every other field, even EMS. They're now teaching BSI & PPE being equivalent, whereas in the past they were teaching it as different for the medical field.. even though in-hospital practices called it PPE as well. lol

[@juanpablonava5816]

Decompression needle?

[@ianlombardo9758]

Needle Decompression is a Paramedic only skill

[@harneyhomeservice6530]

You should add quick clot to your ems bag.

[@firealarm421]

Are you firefighter paramedic

[@georgiaprepper6583]

Forgot the pneumothorax chest needle for collapsed lung lol

[@gerrittklashorst7306]

Your a licensed emt but don't know what straight Kelly Forceps are, that's kind of scary

[@scarling9367]

There's nothing at the BLS level that requires forceps.

[@CLT_AJ]

Where’s the aed in your bag also you need to have an emergency pouch

[@snowballinflatableandgaming]

are you going to continyou fire alearm safty

[@chrisandkristieoutdoors]

You should have your regulator attached get a glucometer important. You also need NPAs a seizure stick for airway maybe some blood stoppers and kerlix some 8x10s a burn sheet some sterile water for severe burns I'm a 17 years veteran EMT check out my bag reviews but not a bad start

[@EWDAVID94]

dork

[@SPCcarlionaEAS]

My dad is a ems worker

[@shanegaming2446]

Congratulations

[@bdogg20101]

That's a stethoscope not Sphygmomanometer

[@josephbennett3482]

Yeah the Sphygmomanometer is the blood pressure cuff.

[@MightyHex]

1:32 you have a what? Lol

[@jrye04]

That's what I was thinking 🤣

[@constablemlewis]

I came in the comments just to see if I heard him right, so wanted to see if anyone else heard that. He called his stethoscope a blood pressure. 🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@samward7633]

Sphygmomanometer. Although he butchered the pronunciation by removing a syllable. It's the medical term for blood pressure cuff.

[@samward7633]

@@constablemlewis He did say "It [the stethoscope] helps take someone's blood pressure" which is true for a manual blood pressure.

[@constablemlewis]

​@@samward7633No, he pulls out the Stethoscope and says he has a Sphygmomanometer to listen to the heart, lung sounds and take a blood pressure.

[@mohammedfadl-hx1os]

Apipen would be Great

[@bdogg20101]

OMG. Not a RATS tourniquet. It can cause more damage than good.

[@billyfolse1316]

U need a military surgical field kit

[@jaymarvel2424]

waaay out of the scope of practice for an EMT

[@bdogg20101]

A BVM is useful but there is a time and place for a Bag Valve Mask. BVM are not recommended for 1 rescuer CPR. A CPR mask is recommended. With a 2 rescuer BVM are preferred.

[@medic2021]

a bvm is a lot safer for both rescuer and patient

[@tomasgimenez4592]

I like the Sam splints, the pelvic binder, the israeli bandages, the blast dressing, and the junctional tourniquette . Also, I decided to spend my money on a refurbished AED instead of an oxygen tank.

[@pontusknutsson5438]

Hi chresmes

[@Dave-ji1hv]

Lmao doesn't even keep the regulator on the tank, I bet it's not even full, just there for show because it came with the bag.

[@chrisandkristieoutdoors]

Was thinking that myself

[@robb3743]

I saw it in the upper right pouch where the tank is kept, still quite a bit of overkill though... no pun intended... 😆

[@jaymarvel2424]

We're trained to keep the regulators off the tanks for storage where I'm at

[@Dave-ji1hv]

@@jaymarvel2424 storage sure, but in a medical bag it's expected to be ready for use. Not the same

[@jaymarvel2424]

@@Dave-ji1hvby storage I meant in our jump kits. Could be something specific to service/school

[@jtrgames3881]

You should have epipens on that bag

[@NathanMorgan7]

Only problem is they’re like $300+ dollars

[@prejudicedpancake_]

@@NathanMorgan7yeah i’d keep 1 or 2 on me onlyif i were him

[@mistrzyoda556]

They have short expire therm. So spending 600+$ every year isn't a good idea. Propably a person who need it, alredy have it. So double no

[@johnbizga4698]

You need a prescription for an EpiPen, and if this is just his off work bag he doesn't have medical control to allow him to administer EpiPens. While yes that would be amazing, not possible.

[@PrimarchSlayer0000]

in a lot of places it's illegal to carry epi in a personal bag as an emt. I know for my area, we can only use epi if the patient already has one. Also epipens are like $800+ and expire quickly so it's not really worth it unless it's for your allergy specifically.

[@jtrgames3881]

And a difib

[@meows7582]

IF OXYGEN WAS FLAMABLE I WOULD BE ON FIRE NOW!

[@JC14KAYAK.]

It is flammable when compressed like it is in the cylinder

[@NebulaAfk]

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[@JT565M29]

You will never, and I repeat never need this outside of work which I hope your agency supplies. I love all these videos of new emts showing off all their fancy new stuff that they will never use on. Their inter facility transports. I keep my tac med stuff with me only because that goes to both jobs. Your stuff is overkill

[@scarling9367]

Comes in handy for me. Your mileage may vary, but having a variety of gauze, badages, and ibuprofen around is a godsend.

[@dimsum5499]

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