Pre-reading is when you take a quick peek at what you're going to learn before you really dive into it. It's like looking at a map before going on a long trip. You don't have to do it every day, but it's super useful, especially before tackling a tough chapter or planning your week.
Have you passed your latest exams, including the NREMT. ? That's a huge achievement, and you should be incredibly proud of yourselves. But, I'm here to gently remind you that this isn't the finish line – it's just the starting point.
When you're starting to learn something new, like a chapter in a book, here's a fun and easy way to do it. First, take a quick look through the chapter. Look for bold words and important sentences, and just get a feel for what it's all about.
One of the most critical topics you'll encounter as an EMS professional is a Myocardial Infarction (MI), commonly known as a heart attack.
Learning all this EMT stuff can sometimes feel like you're trying to solve a really big puzzle, right? You read about one EMS topic, think you've got it, then move on to the next, and suddenly, that first one starts to get a bit fuzzy in your mind. It's like putting together a puzzle but not really remembering how the first few pieces looked by the time you're placing the last ones.
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Do you want to level up your study game? Let's check out some priming methods as a super handy tool for mastering EMS topics
Let's dive into something super important for your exams and out in the field: understanding the difference between ventilation and respiration. It's like knowing the difference between driving a car and the engine actually working. Here's the lowdown:
Most of the time, other responders are there to lend a hand. They're like your crew on the ship, and they're usually trained to help out. But what if they don't do things just right? What if someone snaps a photo when things aren't going perfectly, and it looks like you didn't do your best?
Being an EMS professional is a super important job, but it can also be really tough sometimes. We work long hours and see lots of intense things. So, it's really important for us to take care of ourselves to stay healthy and happy. Here's a checklist to help you remember how to keep feeling good:
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