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Thanks Victor!

Some helpful information for future videos. Hold the camera still.

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Heck yeah! Thanks!

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Marty’s idea at the end of recording the lecture in class and posting it is Gold. Many times I’ve been reviewing and wished I had you guys’ lectures on audio or video.

This is a damn good video.

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Could be higher & triangle should support the entire hand -

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10pm via a bum? Why not 15

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Is there a Spotify for these podcasts? Would love to listen your podcasts through that if possible!

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Come to Vegas, we must have all we need. I'm an EMT, A-EMT, D.O., and certified philbotomist, I'm 67. I can't get a job anywhere. In a rig, at an event, ER Tech, nothing. We must have more than we need here.

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Good video, I went through EMT training in 1973 and NREMT-P in 1979 and worked in the Fire and EMS field. until 1997. We used these fairly often in the 70's and 80's along with the Sager traction splint. The biggest reason that you don't use these very much any more is the use of air bags and energy absorption design in automobiles. around 1995 or so, we started seeing people who were walking away from impacts that would have killed them a few years before. A head on colison beween a 80's modle 4 door sedan and our water and sewer director, who was driving a a 1997 Ford sedan with a closing rate of over 120 mph ended up with a dead drunk in the 80's sedan and a very grateful Director who walked away

Thank you for the video. We are dealing with empty tanks in my EMT class but when we test we will have full tanks so it helps to watch how to open the oxygen tank and check for leaks.

not a good one lol

Did he treat for laceration

I am a pre hospital care doctor and ai love your videos! It has helped me to organise my knowledge in a more systematic logic and be more efficient with my anamnesis and physical exam!❤

Keep in mind, these two are performing this assessment during the practice practical so it won't be as polished. Our goal is showcase their thought process through a head to toe exam. Think of it like a ride along. Hope you find it helpful!

Mia slayed that!💅

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Great content but this one was a little painful to watch.

the background noise :(

I heard some terms I have never heard before. I thought it was crazy because we don’t really use Igels

Thanks guys for training future emt student in Va

This is pure gold. Thank you for the amazing content! I subscribed and will be recommending the videos to my colleagues. 😁😁😁😁

Very helpful video for the upcoming practical! I do have a question. I'm following along with my Patient Assessment Sheet. After the head to toe, do we pick up at Environmental? Then OPQRST, AMPLE, Vitals, Diagnostics, and Reassessment? I assume yes, but just want to be 100% positive. Thank you so much!

Thank you! I reread the instructions about six times in my EMT textbook and this video was exactly what I needed.

Wow, so great for the upcoming practical!

I was just studying this, and decided to look to see if an updated one had been uploaded! Sweet!

Is this useful for California EMT ?

Your video is the best. You made it so easy to figure out how to use it. Thank you

This is an excellent instructional video. The only thing that is missing is no mentioning of the part called Washer that is such an important part positioned right above the "two teeth." So this video would work as a good reminder to people who are already trained on O2 tanks but not for the beginners.

My last formal, comprehensive first aid training was Red Cross Multimedia training in the eighties. I'm guessing that was before you were born. I was on the fire crew at work for ten years, but I never had formal, comprehensive first aid training. I think they showed us how to set up an oxygen bottle once and how to use an AED once, and I had both of those trainings in 2000 or 2001. Do you think there's any value in my buying one of these and having it available based only on the training that I've gotten from a few RUclips videos? I'm inclined to think that I shouldn't try to buy this stuff until I can get some formal, hands-on training somewhere. I suspect that such training is going to be hard to find. I'm disabled, so I can't sit through an all-day class on a Saturday. The idea seems pretty simple, but I'm still hesitant to carry anything that I'm not really trained to use.

Hey great video. I just DM'd you.

Can you please explain in this scenario what the L stands for in SAMPLE history? Thanks

Outstanding video guys. Quick, informative, to the point. Thanks.

Very Interesting, I didn't know that much information was being taken down ,Very good thanks

This video made my day very helpful 🎉