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[audio:10_Babies.mp3] (42:41)
This week Ron covered behavioral Emergencies and started talking about delivering babies in class. How many do you think Kelly has delivered? Find out on this episode.
Ron also passed my Patient Assessment Trauma skill on Wednesday and will attempt Patient Assessment Medical on Monday. So he asks Kelly for tips on doing that exam.
You’ll also get a complete list of books a paramedic student should be reading.
Listener Questions:
This is Cameron from Colorado. I was wondering what Kelly thinks is the best way to prepare for paramedic school? Do you think you should ready ahead as much as possible? Such as, ACLS protocol, and drug memorization or do you think there is adequate time in the class to learn this material? Also, how much experience do you think an EMT-B needs before attempting P school?
Ken – besides reading Kelly’s book (which is very expensive on amazon), is there anything I can read / watch that can help me start my learning – getting ahead of the curve??
Kelly’s Book List
Anatomy & Physiology for Emergency Care by Bryan E. Bledsoe, Frederic H. Martini, Edwin F. Bartholomew, William C Ober, Claire W. Garrison
Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide 6th edition by Judith E Tintinalli
Rapid Interpretation of EKG’s, Sixth Edition by Dale Dubin
Taigman’s Advanced Cardiology (In Plain English) by Syd Canan, Charly D. Miller, Mike Taigman
The 12-Lead ECG: In Acute Myocardial Infarction by Tim Phalen
12-Lead ECG for Acute and Critical Care Providers by Bob Page
Goldfrank’s Toxicologic Emergencies, by Neal Flomenbaum, Lewis Goldfrank, Robert Hoffman, Mary Ann Howland, Neal Lewin, Lewis Nelson
Paramedic: On the Front Lines of Medicine by Peter Canning
Rescue 471: A Paramedic’s Stories by Peter Canning
Rescuing Providence by Michael Morris
Street Dancer by Keith Neely
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[audio:10_Babies.mp3] (42:41)
This week Ron covered behavioral Emergencies and started talking about delivering babies in class. How many do you think Kelly has delivered? Find out on this episode.
Ron also passed my Patient Assessment Trauma skill on Wednesday and will attempt Patient Assessment Medical on Monday. So he asks Kelly for tips on doing that exam.
You’ll also get a complete list of books a paramedic student should be reading.
Listener Questions:
This is Cameron from Colorado. I was wondering what Kelly thinks is the best way to prepare for paramedic school? Do you think you should ready ahead as much as possible? Such as, ACLS protocol, and drug memorization or do you think there is adequate time in the class to learn this material? Also, how much experience do you think an EMT-B needs before attempting P school?
Ken – besides reading Kelly’s book (which is very expensive on amazon), is there anything I can read / watch that can help me start my learning – getting ahead of the curve??
Kelly’s Book List
Anatomy & Physiology for Emergency Care by Bryan E. Bledsoe, Frederic H. Martini, Edwin F. Bartholomew, William C Ober, Claire W. Garrison
Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide 6th edition by Judith E Tintinalli
Rapid Interpretation of EKG’s, Sixth Edition by Dale Dubin
Taigman’s Advanced Cardiology (In Plain English) by Syd Canan, Charly D. Miller, Mike Taigman
The 12-Lead ECG: In Acute Myocardial Infarction by Tim Phalen
12-Lead ECG for Acute and Critical Care Providers by Bob Page
Goldfrank’s Toxicologic Emergencies, by Neal Flomenbaum, Lewis Goldfrank, Robert Hoffman, Mary Ann Howland, Neal Lewin, Lewis Nelson
Paramedic: On the Front Lines of Medicine by Peter Canning
Rescue 471: A Paramedic’s Stories by Peter Canning
Rescuing Providence by Michael Morris
Street Dancer by Keith Neely
Download MP3