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EMT's Information and Tips
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Lifepak 15 monitor/defibrillator
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Whisper Flow CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure)
Credit to CARS for this presentation.
Fixed Flow Generator produces a constant flow at 30% oxygen, ideal for ambulances and transports where O2 depletion is a concern
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Question: What important step does he not address on this video?
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EMS1.com (A website offering information and tips of interest to EMTs)
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All links above were reviewed and renewed or modified as needed on January 11, 2019. Please advise the webmaster if you find brooken links. Thanks, The webmaster.
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Mnemonics:
Focused History in Emergency Conditions/medical (mnemonic: SAMPLE)
S = signs and symptoms
A = allergies
M = medications
P = pertinent past medical history
L = last oral intake
E = events leading up to.
Things to look for in head-to-toe survey for trauma (mnemonic: DCAP - BTLS)
D = deformity
C = contusions
A = abrasions
P = punctures/penetrations
B = burns
T = tenderness
L = lacerations
S = swelling.
Causes of altered mental status
AEIOU TIPS
A = alcohol
E = epilepsy, electrolytes
I = infection
O = overdose
U = urea
T = trauma
I = insulin
P = Psychiatric
S = Sepsis, shock
Pediatrics
Criteria to define SIMPLE Febrile seizure
A Simple Febrile seizure is defined as a seizure in a FEBRILE child aged 6 months to 60 months and without:
S = Seizure of focal type
I = Intracranial infection
M = Multiple times a day
P = Past history of afebrile seizure
L = Last longer than 15 minutes
E = Examination abnormalities
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