CARDIOLOGY KEY TERMS taught in under 11 minutes...

Cardiology key terms don't need to be complicated, I have put together a 10 minute presentation on all the cardiology key terms for both EMT and Paramedic students. This will help you tremendously with cardiology review and cardiology NREMT.

As The Paramedic Coach, I get messages from students confused about preload vs afterload, stroke volume and cardiac output. I cover this in detail plus explain the differences between angina, STEMI, N-STEMI, OMI and show two different cardiology equations you will encounter in class.

All of this is covered in a concise 10 minute lesson, I hope you enjoy this EMS education lesson.

Be great,

Evan, The Paramedic Coach®

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[jarrod]

Passed my NREMT in 70 questions first try today. God bless you, Evan and thanks for the help.

[AccountUsedSomewhatFrequently]

Passed my NREMT EMT exam today on my first try. I thank you, Evan, because I don't think I would've passed it if it weren't for these videos!

[leandds]

Past my NREMT in December after almost 2 years of having taken the original course. I was overwhelmed with passing and thanks to you I passed.

[euseniacarmona]

Failed my nremt the first time w 120 questions, , came across your videos & passed today w 70 questions.


Seriously can’t thank you enough ❤️

[sadib]

i’m gonna start school to become a paramedic and your videos have helped me a lot with note taking to familiarize myself with terms and overall knowledge so that i can have some base level knowledge for when i start my course ❤❤❤

[zackfornal]

Thank you so much for your help I just passed my exam today and I give all thanks to you!

[cedararrowfarm]

Your Videos are Great! Watched them regularly during my EMT course and now reviewing them as I gain my Paramedic again. Thank You for taking the time to make them, you are literally saving lives.

[jynxme]

Unsuccessful first try. Then passed my NREMT TODAY for the Air Force! Thank you Evan! 2nd try & 70 questions!

[DudeKnukem]

Thank you for all of the knowledge coach!

[ericburlingham]

One question, if stroke volume is your systolic - diastolic and “normal” BP is considered 120/80 wouldn’t the stroke volume be 30? I’m a little confused

[RayAnnetteP-cj]

My Cardiologist, told me that my heart is small. Are you familiar, with this, Sir?😊