Patient Assessment | EMT Skills | EMT to Paramedic Assessment | NREMT Exam

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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If you are looking to learn about Patient Assessment you've come to the right video. Whether you are looking to sharpen your patient physical exams or have National Registry NREMT Exams coming up this is a must-watch.

The assessment shown is the "Secondary Assessment" or "head to toe" exam. This is performed on the awake patient once you have stabilized any major life threats. The goal of this assessment is to make sure you have fully exposed your patient and haven't missed anything from your primary survey.

Enjoy this one and make sure you stay until the end for the new give me a #bonusfam down below if you make it till the end!

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[ChadWilson]

When I was learning breath sounds...Rhonchi in the bronchi, rales in the tails (of the lungs)

[TheParamedicCoach]

This is the ultimate video to truly understand how to assess your patient for life threats and emergencies whether it's a medical or trauma call. Those that watch the entire video and take notes will walk away with years of combined knowledge, I recommend you take notes and re-watch the video multiple times to let it all sink in.

[tonypps]

I am amazed how many people don't know about the Paramedic coach. I think Evan should have multiple college, high school government contracts because the Paramedic coach material is superb. I read the Pearsons book and just completed my EMT course in my community college, and all the material makes sense after I watch Evans videos. #replay #blessup

[martyepperly]

I'm 68 and kinda sorta back in the saddle. I'm a former volunteer EMT-B, 20 years removed, and have just recently completed a crash course for EMR. My skills and confidence are extremely rusty. I'm so glad I found your channel. Watching your videos is really helping me regain some of those things that have escaped me. My biggest concern right now is being the first on a scene and being unsure of what to do first after assessing for life threats. I'm sure I'll get better in time as I respond to more calls. Thank-you, Evan, for all you do.

[chrisgcg]

I just recently passed my nremt and your videos helped a lot. I got hired with American ambulance and I thought that I’d be set and ready to go but here I am again already a certified EMT working for a really good private ambulance company and still watching your videos for advice and guidance. I thank you very much for what you do! Your awesome and I don’t think that I would be in my position without your videos and advice!

[FirefighterDJ]

Never too old to train. Been on the boo-boo bus since Jan. 1992. Looking forward to the premier. Good BLS predicates good ALS & that starts with a good initial assessment.

[Therealblackdrake]

Just got hired and I need the brush up, looking forward to this!

[JrBarthelemy]

I just started EMT. To be Frank, it’s so intimidating with all these medical terms and stuff! I’m confident though

[JohnnyJitsu]

TO EVERYONE IN HERE: I STRONGLY RECOMMEND COACH’S PHENOMENAL PROGRAM! Man oh man! I personally run 911 for private ambulance, run in the fire department as an intern, sometimes do urgent care, and a medic for MSG Sphere in Las Vegas. (All those are randomly and not at same time, it’s to keep for intern, and licensing issues. In case you’re wondering lol), and this program and this page has helped me fully understand more in depth! I love this!

[garim]

This helps a lot. I’m taking my EMT-B written exam tomorrow and thought I refresh my memory and gain some tips. #bonusfam

[mountainrescue]

I have found this channel so useful as a ski patroller because it goes deeper than my OEC. I actually decided to enroll in a W-EMT because of this channel. I start this April. Thank you for these videos

[tainasuarez]

I’ve been in class for three months now… this video illustrates/summarizes everything I’ve learned far better than any of my instructors! Thanks for making it click!

[metalfaceguy]

Evan you helped me pass my EMT I’m so thankful for your help and service. You’re amazing with what you do

[medic]

Ive been a paramedic for 22 years. Awesome Video. Great review!

[pjbyskal]

Up in Canada we were taught DCAPBLSTIC. deformation, contusions, abrasions, puncture, burns, lacerations, swelling, tenderness, instability, crepitus. Very useful

[russellatchison]

love Evan's program. Passed my paramedic in 76 questions after going thru his video's. It was my 3rd attempt. I didnt use his videos on the 1st 2 just test question sites that apparently was enough cause i went to 150 both of those times and failed. I still use his site even though i am finished with testing. Never stop learning.

[SergioBuilds]

I start emt school next semester. Thank u evan.

[chikondimbale]

Am having my licence exam next months so am trying to follow your teachings are really nice and detailed

[llgrazes]

Just watch your video, I’ve been an EMT for 40 years. An instructor for 20, working in a large inner city in northern New Jersey. I’m going back to teaching. I think your videos are wonderful filled with good information. Thank you so much I will be running two classes back to back this summer. I have over 200 students out on the road. I consider them all my children. Wish them luck they’re going to be amazing. And thank you for everything you do. You are much appreciated.

[MakoSharkGaming]

I’m on standby this will be a big help like for us volunteers. Thank you