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How do we join your class like this?

Trick for IgG. Gravida.

Great presentation

This guys a pretty good teacher. Challenging his students with multiple levels of complexity.

Activated charcoal is still in this edition. It’s on page 891.

Hey, love your videos. Do you have a lecture for the pediatric section?

Bro if you were a medication, you'd be a suppository.

Didn’t know about the spinal cord injury

Kobe

I never knew how to open anything all my 28 years of life. 🫠

Capno brah, no fat stomach, bilateral lung sounds , lil spitty in the tube

very helpful and ur a funny dude. Thanks for the vid👍

From where the 4mcg/min come from? From thr epi1:1000 or what ??

Please do more! -A thankful medic student

Have you taken the new paramedic exam yet and what are your thoughts

🚑🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤣

When can people get well ,and stop taking this drug?❤

*Muscles - The flexors in my forearm

Cspine Pelvic binder Damp sterile gauze on evisceration IV w/ NS TKO TXA depending on that Bp if it starts to go downhill. Tx to trauma center. Boom roasted.

Awesome lecture. Hard to find good ones on RUclips. Thank you for expanding on the topics not just reading the slides. 🙏🙌

These are so helpful! Paramedic Intern here about to take my NREMT monday. Super great review.

wheres part 3

EMTs can whoop paramedic ass in a straight up fight, just saying...

Thank u so much! This helped so much!!!

I came here to see if you mentioned treatment for cerebral edema .My mom has ,but some nurse & doctor told my sister that they don't use magnesium sulphate iv much anymore because of heart issue concerns .💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞

I had some dental work done and still in horrible pain. I took an iibuprofen 800 at noon. It's now almost 9 pm. How soon can I take it? CVS acted like I would die if i took it before 10. But the pain is so bad 😢😢

It's the best for extreme tooth pain

Did you inflate the cuff!?

Skin or small intestines?

I was really shocked by that answer.

Thank you for all these videos they help so much man! By any chance can you make videos on the pharmacology in ems?

Ace angioedema is not responsive to Benadryl and Epi because it’s not an IgE reaction. It’s bradykinin.

You need to convert the ml/hr to drops per minute

CHF vs. COPD: If you come across a patient with a history of CHF and COPD but showing no classic signs of CHF, and the patient reports chest tightness without wheezing on auscultation, would you treat the chest tightness as the patient's difficulty in breathing with albuterol, or what would be your course of treatment?

Can you please do pharmacology next

Glucagon to reverse hypoglycemia

CPAP doesn’t push fluid out of the lungs. It tents open the alveoli which allows more surface area for gas exchange to take place.

Skin

This was an amazing video, and extremely helpful. I hope in the future we can see more of these emergency chapters. Please do medical emergencies next, I know it's a big chapter.

ya gotta re write the Q. 'What is the body's largest organ', for ex. Cuz "in" = lungs, liver etc. just 1 word

And some people allowed others to stab a needle through their largest PROTECTIVE organ, and inject poison.

Been a medic for a couple of years and appreciated the review. Just what I needed

can you please do a video like the 100 question video except with new material pertaining to the changes on the NREMT-Paramedic exam?

why you use 4mcg instead of 2mcg/min?

Who cares😂

Bvm 15L o2

Would also apply to Verapamil, but no one uses it anymore for some reason. Like norepi, it has an unfair bad rep

Ty Mike ...great stuff, appreciate your time

Just took my NREMT a month ago and had many pilot questions in the new format. I'm fortunate enough to have passed, but I was a big fan of the new style of questions. Many others in my class were stressed out over the new format, but I felt like I would have liked it more if the whole test was that format!

Just took the new NRP exam on the 1st and passed. Definitely worth practicing the new style questions with clinical judgement! Your videos helped immensely!