Vital Signs Review for EMT Class | EMT School | EMS Education

The "Life-Saving Video Vault" EMS Students Use
To Pass School & NREMT On Easy Mode.
(Without Complex, Boring Lectures & Without Struggling Through Textbooks)
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This is actually one of the most requested video ideas that I get from all of you. Understanding what the vital signs represent and what the correct ranges are very important.

Once the EMT student masters Vital Signs both in clinical and in the EMT classroom, they can relate them to different medical and traumatic emergencies or illness/patient events.

If you are preparing for EMR class, EMT class, or doing some review this is the perfect video for you to up your knowledge base. Be sure to share this video with your new classmates so they can get ahead too.

Be Great!

Evan, The Paramedic Coach®

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[josephsantos]

Hey evan, i almost completed emt/b last year but had to quit for personal reasons, signing up next year and youre an inspiration

[christianr]

I’m in an EMT program right now, this is definitely a great confidence booster and extra info to preserve for sure!

[gostrobo]

I’m starting EMT academy in 3 weeks!! These videos are great to watch to get the knowledge.
Thank you

[seanbyers]

I am very thankful for the time and effort you put into your videos. I definitely feel like you deserve more subscribers. I will be sure to recommend my fellow NREMT classmates to your channel. Thanks and keep up the great work!

[Anonymous-dovz]

Hey, Evan! Appreciate all the time & effort in your videos! Very helpful, especially for this full-time working mom of two young kids in Emt class that doesn't always have time to sit & read a textbook. I can just press play, put in my air pods, & multitask. On the go learning! Shared your videos with my classmates. Thanks so much!

[ruthiem.]

Absolutely amazing. You just knocked out a chapter in my text book with is 1 short video.

[BethSperry]

I just finished my EMR class and about to take my state test. This is helping me understand a lot of what I couldn’t understand during the class. I should’ve used this as a supplement to my book and class learning. Gonna get the vault on my next pay day so EMT will be easier to understand as I go.

[franknbeans]

im excited rn you might be my key to passing my class my whole life i was on a iep so it was hard for me to focus in class i feel like i learn best from video and how you talk and move your hands around and explain things with notes as well on screen!!!

[jpw]

Thank you SO much for helping me understand everything so much better than my text does. You are such a blessing.

[willy]

This program is amazing. It brings all my emt training together and answers a lot of questions.

[oscarortiz-cqpz]

Hey evan, about to take my finals for my basic emt course and you have been a major helo, thank you

[KatherineGarcia-ew]

Once when I was in my EMTB class we were learning to take blood sugar with a finger stick test- and our machine was working and calibrated correctly, my friend took my blood sugar and it was (no joke) 21. I have since learned that I have low blood sugar and that being “goofy silly times when sick” (not getting enough food etc) is actually Not normal. Rip the paramedic who was teaching the class that saw that my blood sugar was 21 and had to get me some food🤣

[jonathansandoval]

I’m too broke for course but love watching these short videos very helpful I loved the heart video you made i literally learned it that same day even though I passed through course already and didn’t really understand it I do now thanks to your videos

[stellaltumi]

this is interesting to learn about as someone with tachycardia, I didn't know a normal pulse can be up to 100 beats, when I exercise mine goes up to 125 bpm. dysautonomia gang

[rdahlinger]

Thanks for your videos. Take my national test next week 🙏🙏🙏

[bradenrankin]

Thank you
I will be watching this video every day

[alectapia]

Pulse oximetry is SPO2... How well oxygen is being absorbed in your blood...

[chrisg]

Went on a call involving a COPD patient, her O2 sat was at 53% on room air…

[alectapia]

40-60 pulse rate for athletes... 48 is that within normal limits for you? R u a pretty committed athlete? Workout alot? An aerobics instructor?

[theethoughtschannel]

Here in kenya starting emr in 3wks to vome.

Those from Africa this side give a like