EMT Trauma Assessment: Construction Worker Fall
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- In this video Chris runs an EMT trauma assessment with Wade acting as a proctor. The assessment is done following IMA's EMT Trauma Assessment. Big thanks to Devin, one of our EMT students, for helping out with the video.
To see IMA's Trauma Assessment sheet follow this link: drive.google.com/file/d/1A3HV...
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00:00 Intro
00:16 Scene Size-Up
01:06 Primary Assessment
05:47 History Taking
08:16 Secondary Assessment
13:15 Reassessment
14:24 Outro
Is there any way you guys could upload a video for controlling bleeding in the near future? Reason being is that I have skills coming up for it, and you guys are so in-depth for not very long videos 😅
Hi! Thanks for the comment! Is the course following NREMT style skills sheets?
@@IdahoMedicalAcademy yes!
@@megatronwhosalwayshighonth7946 The video you requested is up!
@IdahoMedicalAcademy You guys are the best! Thankyou so much!
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Why no assistance with bvm at that rate, shallow and irregular?
Per the textbook you are correct, generally you should ventilate a patient who is breathing less than 8 or more than 28 times a minute. Good catch on that!
Why no full trauma assessment?
He's looking at the grading board in between changes hahah
No way, never! 🤐
He should of addressed that femur right away
A single femur fracture is not generally considered a life threat, and there was no indication on any life threatening bleeding from the fracture. Since the injury is not a life threat, it is appropriate to manage it during the secondary assessment. With the decreased GCS score it is much more important to prioritize rapid transport over placing a traction splint on the femur, which would significantly delay transport.