In EMT class, many students don’t realize there’s a significant difference between the medical patient and the trauma patient. The…
Stephanie LimmerFebruary 17, 2016
By Dan Limmer It was in the early 1990s when I wrote Ten Commandments for EMS Survival. Never did I…
Stephanie LimmerJanuary 4, 2016
By Dan Limmer A student in the Facebook EMT/Paramedic study group recently asked this question: “If a patient is unconscious, is…
Stephanie LimmerDecember 11, 2015
This is the time in an EMT class when things get a bit crazy. It happens every time. Any experienced…
Stephanie LimmerNovember 28, 2015
Updated Resources: Read the 2019 hyperoxia case study for a more detailed review of this issue. Also, check out the…
Stephanie LimmerNovember 12, 2015
By Dan Limmer Despite our best efforts the classroom is a sterile environment. Simulated patients present with conditions that are…
Stephanie LimmerOctober 13, 2015
The results are in: We don’t know as much as we think we do. With over 18,000 people (as of the…
Stephanie LimmerJuly 30, 2015
By Dan Limmer While teaching at ClinCon 2015 in Orlando, Florida I had the good fortune to speak to some…
Stephanie LimmerJuly 15, 2015
EMS relies on tradition and habit. We’ve done things for a long time and we were often reluctant to change.…
Stephanie LimmerJune 10, 2015
The EMS Week slogan is “EMS Strong.” It is a nice concept and represents the important role of EMS in…
Stephanie LimmerMay 14, 2015