My goal in turning on the camera today is to clear up the different types of shock for every EMT student once and for all. Help me with my mission by hitting the like button on the video, thank you in advance.
There really is nothing like The Paramedic Coach's videos out there for aspiring paramedics or EMT's- especially not for free. Thank you so much for putting this content out in the world!
I am currently enrolled in an EMT course. I wish I would of seen these earlier. These are very informative videos and very helpful. Thank you so much for explaining it very simple! 👍
Ong I'm in school rn and they don't teach you at all if It wasn't for stuff like this 100% someone would die because of the lack of teaching they do in school
ICU RN here. Had a patient a while back who had received a liver transplant (NASH) who had a problem with the biliary duct anastomosis and was on CRRT due to kidney failure as well. I was still a new ICU RN at the time but he had gotten septic and was in 4 presser shock. Not only was he one 4 pressors, but we had put him on Methylene Blue which I’d never know was used in medicine. It was kinda interesting though in that it is used to to PREVENT vasodilation instead of working like a pressor. He didn’t make it. Even with all of these, his BP was still 70’s/30’s. It was sad though. Family still kept him as a FULL and had to run a code that went nowhere until he died.
Taking my National in a couple days and brushing up on a couple topics that had me mixed up. Now I can check types of shock off the list! I made easy notes and flashcards from your explanation. No excessive jargon like the books, no back and forth like the chapters, just clean cut. Thank you so much for taking the time to offer this to people. When I'm ready to go paramedic, you'll be on my list of resources 👍 🚑
I’m currently enrolled in emt class right now I wish I found your vid sooner. I’m struggling with my class and nervous about my tests. And just watching one vid of your I started understanding.
We learned that aswell as sepsis neurogenic and anaphylaxis that psychogenic is also part of Distributive shock and the best way I remembered the 4 is N.A.P.S
Thank you so much am really rusty on my EMT stuff your videos are great 👍 I have been a EMT since the 1980s now retired. Keep up the videos really helpful 👍😊 thanks again btw am a NREMT ⚕️😊👍🚑👨⚕️👩⚕️
Coach good day to you from Philippines! I am new to your channel,and While watching in all of your educational video..I have a desire to be a instructor for first-aid/BLS I'm not medical allied but I clearly understand what you've try to teach..and I think I read a page of medical book :) I know not enough but the thing is I see a inspiration for me to achieve may desire..and looking forward to learn from all your video for my future endeavors. More power and GOD bless COACH!!!
So if a coronary artery bleeds, and the blood fills the pericardium, causing a cardiac tamponade. Is there going to be a cardiogenic, obstructive, or hypovolemic shock?
Sooo say someone was involved in a MVC and both of their lower extremities are deformed but there’s only small amounts of bleeding what type of shock could they be in if they had signs and symptoms of shock? Would it still be hypovolemic shock? I saw a question similar to this on my exam so just curious. Also I will be purchasing your program Monday because I failed my NREMT yesterday because of Trauma 😩 I will be retaking it as soon as possible but at least I know what to expect now
Yes! Evan! I really mean every single word I have said to you about all of what you are saying, trying to do for all of us, also all of your students. I really want to thank you for everything you have done for me now also in the start of my journey of first becoming a EMT first and then, finally a paramedic. Thanks again for everything you have done for not only for me but everyone else that is lost. I really appreciate it, also thank you for believing in me, also helping me throughput the process of your class and courses that you have been able to put together for all of us also. Juliana Gayle Griffin.🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇😷😷😷😷🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️🦺🦺🦺🦺🦺🦺👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒. Juliana Gayle Griffin, please keep in touch with me.
Also by the way I'm also so very greatful for having you as my paramedic coach to be able to help me again through out the journey of mine. You have a lot honor doing what you are doing for everyone of all of your students. Juliana Gayle Griffin
how would you describe the difference between decompensated shock and compensated? i know bp is a big indicator but sometimes the symptoms are so similar
I need help understanding vitals with each type of shock. For some reason I cannot get my head around the vitals expected with each shock. BP, pulse, breathing rates, etc. Anyone have any tips??
I'm in emt rn and how they taught us is completely different from this I can understand this in school I have no idea what there talking about but at the same time they use a power point that they only say word for word and have been using for years
Really depends. If they’re in hypovolemic shock they could be unconscious supine. If they have some sort of septic or carcinogenic shock, they could be sitting awake and oriented but in a lot of pain. Anaphylactic shock vs obstructive vs everything looks very different. Important if you suspect shock, start shock management
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My goal in turning on the camera today is to clear up the different types of shock for every EMT student once and for all.
Help me with my mission by hitting the like button on the video, thank you in advance.
You can talk to me about shock lol
i realize it is pretty off topic but do anybody know of a good place to watch newly released series online?
@Pierce Alec Flixportal :)
Where is the link?
This good
There really is nothing like The Paramedic Coach's videos out there for aspiring paramedics or EMT's- especially not for free. Thank you so much for putting this content out in the world!
Been a NJ-EMT and NREMT for decades. I must say your method of teaching and explanations are exceptional. Keep up the good work!!
EMS Chief- PEVFC
I am currently enrolled in an EMT course. I wish I would of seen these earlier. These are very informative videos and very helpful. Thank you so much for explaining it very simple! 👍
Ong I'm in school rn and they don't teach you at all if It wasn't for stuff like this 100% someone would die because of the lack of teaching they do in school
My mom's gonna hate me, I'll be talking nonstop about shock for the next 24 hours haha. Can't wait to watch!
He's so fun to watch
EMS so important yet so under paid 😡
Pay would rise if workers quit
Overworked and underpaid sums up healthcare in general
@@Brd876 yeah blame the workers for their low pay
Security or police medical pays much higher
@justsomeordinarykid923 it's the bosses fault, that's why they hare salary discussions
I think salary should be public to ensure fair negotiations
In NREMT they teach 4 Distributive shocks now- SNAP: Septic, Nuerogenic, Anaphylactic, Psycogenic
ICU RN here. Had a patient a while back who had received a liver transplant (NASH) who had a problem with the biliary duct anastomosis and was on CRRT due to kidney failure as well. I was still a new ICU RN at the time but he had gotten septic and was in 4 presser shock. Not only was he one 4 pressors, but we had put him on Methylene Blue which I’d never know was used in medicine. It was kinda interesting though in that it is used to to PREVENT vasodilation instead of working like a pressor. He didn’t make it. Even with all of these, his BP was still 70’s/30’s. It was sad though. Family still kept him as a FULL and had to run a code that went nowhere until he died.
I have NREMT coming up and this is extremely helpful it’s broken down so well
Thank you!
I’m only 15 but totally obsessed with your video’s! I love learning about this stuff and you teach it incredibly well! I just want to say thank you!!
Taking my National in a couple days and brushing up on a couple topics that had me mixed up. Now I can check types of shock off the list! I made easy notes and flashcards from your explanation. No excessive jargon like the books, no back and forth like the chapters, just clean cut. Thank you so much for taking the time to offer this to people. When I'm ready to go paramedic, you'll be on my list of resources 👍 🚑
I’m currently enrolled in emt class right now I wish I found your vid sooner. I’m struggling with my class and nervous about my tests. And just watching one vid of your I started understanding.
Welcome Jeremy! If you want to get even further ahead if you haven't yet join the video study course here: www.prepareforems.com Be Great! - Evan
This is amazing!! I really wish u were my instructor! I would of been passed my national! Your break downs are so too the point.‼️
Wow, thank you!
This video has been refreshing. Forgot a few things on distributive shock, and this has been helpful. Thank you, coach!
We learned that aswell as sepsis neurogenic and anaphylaxis that psychogenic is also part of Distributive shock and the best way I remembered the 4 is N.A.P.S
This video definitely helped me understand shock while in EMT school!!
#nremt #emt #paramedic
Thank you for helping me catch up, I passed my NREMT!
You’re an amazing instructor!!! THANK YOU!!! You explain in ways my ADD can take in.
Happy to help!
One month away from taking my national registry for EMT, your videos are amazing!! #nremt, #emt, #paramedic #paramediccoach
How did you do I take mine tomo
@@twoblindmice3836 How did it go
@@twoblindmice3836updates ?
Taking my shock exam this weekend, these videos are AMAZING with reviewing and understanding the concepts ❤ great videos!
Halfway through EMT school and crushing it cus of your videos!
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Got my test tomorrow 😭 thank you so much!
Love your channel. Just went through EMT recert for the 7th time. These should qualify for CE credits!!
This was really helpful for the cognitive exam!
Im buying the vault today. Keep up the great videos thank you!
Welcome Aboard!
thanks a lot for the great and simple explanation , you are better then a 1000 drs in college , make it easy to understand , thanks a lot
Thank you so much am really rusty on my EMT stuff your videos are great 👍 I have been a EMT since the 1980s now retired. Keep up the videos really helpful 👍😊 thanks again btw am a NREMT ⚕️😊👍🚑👨⚕️👩⚕️
Hi...love your videos, currently in the process of taking nremt. Wish me luck!!!
Good luck ❤️
Thank you for the kind words here!
GOOD LUCK!!
Coach good day to you from Philippines!
I am new to your channel,and While watching in all of your educational video..I have a desire to be a instructor for first-aid/BLS I'm not medical allied but I clearly understand what you've try to teach..and I think I read a page of medical book :)
I know not enough but the thing is I see a inspiration for me to achieve may desire..and looking forward to learn from all your video for my future endeavors.
More power and
GOD bless COACH!!!
You are a very good teacher. Thank you
NREMT in 5 hours. Doing some review after going through the bls nremt accelerator. Fantastic!
ive just finish my BLS AED TRAINING looking forward to get the emr course i like your teaching and put it on writing
What about psychogenic shock?
Where were you for my national, lol. I just passed it a few days ago and found your channel recently. Subbed, thank you for the awesome content.
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I appreciate that!
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Ur video helped me pass my NREMT
Love it, Evan! Thank you for everything!
Thank you for the amazing information and help that you do and this program you have created. It is very much appreciated #readytocrushtheNREMT
Thank you for the kind words here!
I really like this because it is helping me understand what I need to know. #emtschool #paramedicschool #nremt
So if a coronary artery bleeds, and the blood fills the pericardium, causing a cardiac tamponade. Is there going to be a cardiogenic, obstructive, or hypovolemic shock?
Great video Evan thank you for the refresher
Sooo say someone was involved in a MVC and both of their lower extremities are deformed but there’s only small amounts of bleeding what type of shock could they be in if they had signs and symptoms of shock? Would it still be hypovolemic shock? I saw a question similar to this on my exam so just curious. Also I will be purchasing your program Monday because I failed my NREMT yesterday because of Trauma 😩 I will be retaking it as soon as possible but at least I know what to expect now
Thanks again for everything you have done.
My pleasure!
Yes! Evan! I really mean every single word I have said to you about all of what you are saying, trying to do for all of us, also all of your students. I really want to thank you for everything you have done for me now also in the start of my journey of first becoming a EMT first and then, finally a paramedic. Thanks again for everything you have done for not only for me but everyone else that is lost. I really appreciate it, also thank you for believing in me, also helping me throughput the process of your class and courses that you have been able to put together for all of us also. Juliana Gayle Griffin.🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇😷😷😷😷🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️⛑️🦺🦺🦺🦺🦺🦺👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒. Juliana Gayle Griffin, please keep in touch with me.
Also by the way I'm also so very greatful for having you as my paramedic coach to be able to help me again through out the journey of mine. You have a lot honor doing what you are doing for everyone of all of your students. Juliana Gayle Griffin
Thank you for this great explanation! Very helpful!
Great video really helps teach everyone about shock! #emslife #nremt #paramediccoach
What is the most common shock presented to an emergency department?
how would you describe the difference between decompensated shock and compensated? i know bp is a big indicator but sometimes the symptoms are so similar
Great video!! Always learn from you
I appreciate that!
Your videos are great!
I appreciate that!
Thank you for making it simple to understand
Thank you so much brother for sharing these information,
My pleasure
I need help understanding vitals with each type of shock. For some reason I cannot get my head around the vitals expected with each shock. BP, pulse, breathing rates, etc. Anyone have any tips??
Astronaut, doctor, and paramedic? Thank you Johnny Sins!
I start emailing school in March nervous and excited any advice
I'm in emt rn and how they taught us is completely different from this I can understand this in school I have no idea what there talking about but at the same time they use a power point that they only say word for word and have been using for years
Just remember the latest NREMT standard includes psychogenic shock into distributive. syncope
This video was SHOCKING! XD
Thank you for this video!
So good! 🔥🤙🏼
This was a good video
I’m getting it
How do I tell the difference between shocks? Do I treat them differently
Tell me if is there any affection from smoking or drinking an alcohol
#emslife #nremt #paramediccoach
First week of emt school down, 15 more to go
This was great!
I'm starting emt school next week. what program do i buy?
Need to pass the Texas Cognitive Exam aka NREMT EMT EXAM.
You got this! This is what I recommend to pass your upcoming exam: www.prepareforems.com
“Taking notes” 📝
i usually read it in my book, look it up on paramedic coach and then right before test i put u on in the car omw to school and usually i do alright
can obstructive shock be like a blood clot or no?
There are 9 basic forms of shock. Not 4. Cardiogenic, anaphylactic, neurogenic, septic, hypovolemic, respiratory, insulin, metabolic, and psychogenic.
When a patient is in one of these shocks
What kind of position should they be in?
Really depends. If they’re in hypovolemic shock they could be unconscious supine. If they have some sort of septic or carcinogenic shock, they could be sitting awake and oriented but in a lot of pain. Anaphylactic shock vs obstructive vs everything looks very different. Important if you suspect shock, start shock management
@@nicholashe1198 thank you for the info!
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Great video! #emslife #nremt #paramediccoach
how much is the course ?
I've I problem in my body hey I don't know what's happening
It happens especially when I'm about to seat down or lay down on the bed
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Thank you! #nremt #emt #paramedic
Always remember RN CHAMPS!
i was wondering what the blood shock was
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