EMS Shorts | Documentation Help | Abbreviations
Here is a compilation of popular abbreviations often used in EMS Call Reports. These days most if us are using electronic call reports and are checking boxes to document our…
The Heart | A Video Lesson
This is a great lesson on the heart. You can make it full screen to get the most out of this video. (more…)
Shock Overview | Hypovolemia, Cardiogenic and Septic
Need some quick refreshing content on shock? This short report is a transcript from a presentation on hypovolemic, cardiogenic and septic shock.
This is a great starting point to see if you understand this subject before you jump deeper into any study. You can download it free below. (more…)
Human Heart and Implanted PM
This video is a nice quick overview of the heart and talks about how implanted pacemakers and defibrillators work.
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Vehicle Rollovers | Importance of EMS Re-assessment
Watch the full video below and see what happened on this call. Then check out the Premium video training offer below that you can claim for free just for visiting…
Chest Pain | Differentials & Considerations
While we have standard approaches to patients with specific complaints. It is important to also think of the various issues that may be causing these complaints and not to get tunnel vision. Here are some differentials you should think about for those patients complaining of chest pain. I have also added a few things you should consider during your assessment.
Cardiac Assessment For The Pre-Hospital Provider
Are you confident walking into those chest pain calls? Assessing the cardiac patient goes beyond just performing a 12 lead ECG. For a limited time I am offering complete access…
Basic 12 Lead ECG Knowledge
Getting deep into the weeds with 12 leads is challenging to say the least. Ask three paramedics their opinion on a 12 lead ECG and you just might get three…
Coping With Epi On NYC REMAC Exam
This is a cheat sheet of sorts to help you recall epinephrine doses as they relate to the NYC REMAC paramedic protocols and exam. Download it by clicking the button…
Measuring Dosages | Those Pesky Syringe Lines
So, you have the dosage of the drug, the vial in your hand. Now comes the part where you have to draw up the drug. 1mg, 3mg, 7mg... no problem.…