Tyler Thomas
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I want to keep up with my scenario knowledge and comfortability. Any recommendations on how become better at patient assessment? Thank you
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mycrofft
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Clinical observation and ride alongs.
Make flash cards, write a lesson plan as though you were teaching pt assessment.
Make flash cards, write a lesson plan as though you were teaching pt assessment.
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Tyler Thomas
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Thank you
mycrofft
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Practice with feedback
The paradox, you can't learn without seeing p[atients, and you can't see patients without that certificate/degree. THEN it is worth something only if someone can tell you how good your observation AND RECORDING are.
The paradox, you can't learn without seeing p[atients, and you can't see patients without that certificate/degree. THEN it is worth something only if someone can tell you how good your observation AND RECORDING are.
EMSDude54343
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Best way is experience. If you dont get enough, try to get with some of the more seasoned EMTs and Medics in your agency and and run through scenarios with them.
Or even start reading and replying to the Scenarios on here.
Or even start reading and replying to the Scenarios on here.
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Warning: some may make your head spin. Forget about all the complex stuff and focus on the basics. You can still get good practice from it if you don't get caught up in the advanced discussions.
Remeber343
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If you can, i'd say ride with the local fire department/911 agency if they will let you. Sometimes just watching and listening to them do their thing helps get a better understanding and the flow of things.