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78 Plug The Holes
(35:31) Ron finally had that call he was so worried about when he started EMT Basic all those years ago. He’s almost done with paramedic school, finishing up clinicals and classes over the next couple of weeks.
What I Did This Week
Assessment Based Management
Learned from one of the instructors – stick by what you decided. Don’t doubt yourself.
The oral station on the paramedic skills test is D&D for paramedics.
Clinicals
Plugged a hole in the side of someone’s head so air wouldn’t come out.
One of my biggest fears was dealing with the super gross.
Getting good at identifying dead. Well maybe not so much.
Being comfortable. Getting aggressive.
53 calls. 265 hours.
Listener Questions
Ryan
Have you or kelly ever treated a patient with Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP)? How would you go about treating a patient?
Sam:
Hey Ron & Kelly, are any of you going to be at EMS Today in Baltimore, MD. Like to meet you both, I live in Baltimore and am A Volunteer EMT here
Rob asks:
“Ok I have a question then on documentation what do we mark a transgender patient as? If they look like a male but have female parts or vice versa ”
Get complete information on the The Confessions of an EMS Newbie Podcast.
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By Ron Davis and Kelly Grayson(35:31) Ron finally had that call he was so worried about when he started EMT Basic all those years ago. He’s almost done with paramedic school, finishing up clinicals and classes over the next couple of weeks.
What I Did This Week
Assessment Based Management
Learned from one of the instructors – stick by what you decided. Don’t doubt yourself.
The oral station on the paramedic skills test is D&D for paramedics.
Clinicals
Plugged a hole in the side of someone’s head so air wouldn’t come out.
One of my biggest fears was dealing with the super gross.
Getting good at identifying dead. Well maybe not so much.
Being comfortable. Getting aggressive.
53 calls. 265 hours.
Listener Questions
Ryan
Have you or kelly ever treated a patient with Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP)? How would you go about treating a patient?
Sam:
Hey Ron & Kelly, are any of you going to be at EMS Today in Baltimore, MD. Like to meet you both, I live in Baltimore and am A Volunteer EMT here
Rob asks:
“Ok I have a question then on documentation what do we mark a transgender patient as? If they look like a male but have female parts or vice versa ”
Get complete information on the The Confessions of an EMS Newbie Podcast.
Subscribe or review on iTunes.
Subscribe or review on iTunes.