This EMS Quick Study Tips session is part one of the Heart and Circulatory System. It covers one area you will definitely see on your EMS paramedic exam.
Continuing with the EMS quick study help series is this new episode that focuses on the endocrine system.
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This installment of the EMS Quick Study Help series continues with A&P and cellular metabolism and cellular respiration. These key areas should help you focus on what you may be challenged with on this topic and perhaps assist you in recalling important terms when taking your next EMS exam.
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This Monday Minutes covers types of diabetes. Understanding the differences between Type I and Type II can help you in your patient assessments, documentation and even when taking exams. Watch this quick 10 minute video and be sure to share, Like and comment.
This week I did an EMS mind map to help with EMS studies on the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis and allergic reactions.
Recently I had the pleasure of presenting an EMS webinar.
When preparing for the presentation I had to research and brush up on some topics and while I am comfortable in many areas of EMS there is always room for improvement.
Listen, we can’t remember everything and even when we feel we have a firm grasp on a subject there’s always one or two things you may second guess yourself on.
As you know I am big supporter of building your knowledge in EMS and feel you never know everything and there is always room for broadening your education.
One tool I used is the Human Anatomy Course. This is a real go to resource for me quite often for my webcasts, exam creation and blogging.
While many of us tend to focus on this during initial EMT or paramedic training. It really is a foundational topic that we should revisit once in awhile.
But who wants to keep huge textbooks lying around right?
The beauty of this resource is that it is all digital and you keep it on your computer for easy access and reference.
To find out what this is all about and how you can claim it for your EMS library, just visit the link below.
http://www.emsseo.com/product/study-aides/human-anatomy-course/
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