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At my clinical nurses were getting aggravated due to what they called “Unnecessary” information being given What bases do you cover on your radio report with an incoming patient?

Am I expected to remember everything in the book or am I loosing my mind for nothing I’m a couple weeks until done with emt class and I’m freaking out

I understand how to do it on an unresponsive or unconscious patient but how does it go when they are semi conscious but are not producing an adequate rate volume or both it says first tell them what ur going to do then it says when they breath u breathe with them is it on inhalation or exhalation?

is there any different approach or any tips or tactics to be used when dealing with anything pediatric related?

how does what we learn in the classroom vs what we do in the field differ do you guys remember each system and the parts to it?

Other then suicidal threats when are patients not allowed to refuse care?

will having ADD mess up my chances of getting hired I understand about the Americans with disabilities act but in all real ness? And when u were or are studying are there certain things you look or looked for in each chapter and how long did you study each day?

I get all of it had a purpose but I’m struggling to remember everything from this chapter and am stressing a lot

why is low blood pressure bad like I get that high blood pressure ur heart Is working harder but why is low blood pressure bad.

Any advice on like taking notes what to look for I get the whole book is important but I feel like I’m overthinking everything and taking for notes than I should and as a result I’m falling behind HELPPPPPP!!!!

any advice on how to deal with your first real bad call?

Does the paramedic wear the radio or do the emt and paramedic both wear radios