pathophysiology Archives – Limmer Education, LLC

For StudentsGeriatricsFor Providers

Physical Changes in the Geriatric Patient

What are the differences between normal aging and pathological states in geriatric patients?

JulieSeptember 27, 2023

Cardiac & RespiratoryFor EducatorsDynamic Learning Exercises

Pump, Pipes, and Fluid

Going from "pumps, pipes, fluid" to a real understanding of pathophysiology and medical terminology.

JulieJuly 18, 2023

In the FieldFor Educators

Teaching Pathophysiology

A foundation in pathophysiology is necessary for decision-making on the NREMT and in the field.

JulieApril 17, 2023

Patient AssessmentFor StudentsFor EducatorsFor ProvidersTraumaMedical

Vital Sign Trends in Shock

Pulse pressure, cardiac output, vascular tone? Understand how shock affects the body.

JulieNovember 1, 2022

For StudentsFor ProvidersBurns

Back to the Basics: Burns

Annually, over two million people in the U.S. are treated for burns. What is done for that patient in the…

Bianka AlonzoDecember 1, 2021

For StudentsEMS Apps

AEMT & EMT Audios (with Free Samples)

Try out our three audio apps: EMT, AEMT and Pathophysiology.

JulieAugust 26, 2021

For EducatorsDynamic Learning Exercises

Teaching Differential Diagnosis

A series of in-class dynamic learning exercises to help teach differential diagnosis.

JulieAugust 17, 2021

For StudentsFor ProvidersTraumaPediatrics

Back to the Basics: Pediatric Trauma

By Chris Ebright Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death and disability in children, more than all other causes…

JulieJune 1, 2021

NREMT TipsTaking the NREMTFor StudentsExam Prep

NREMT FAQs Part 2: What to Know about the Test Itself

In the first installment of our NREMT FAQs, we addressed some interesting clinical care questions students had about the practice…

JulieMay 12, 2021

For StudentsCardiac & RespiratoryMedical

Back to the Basics: Anaphylaxis

By Chris EbrightDo you ever notice that the shape and contour of a grain of pollen looks eerily similar to…

JulieMarch 29, 2021

For StudentsFor ProvidersTrauma

Back to the Basics: Chest Trauma

Chest Traumas are the second most common traumatic injury, and come with the highest cases of patient mortality. Sharpen your…

Stephanie LimmerAugust 27, 2020

For Educators

6 Questions to Tell if an EMT is Well Trained

How can you tell if your new students have the raw material it takes to succeed at an advanced level?

Stephanie LimmerAugust 14, 2020