Limmer Education
Pulse pressure, cardiac output, vascular tone? Understand how shock affects the body.
Patient Assessment
Lisa Montoya
Can Your Students Spot an Incorrect Blood Pressure Reading? You should consider testing them.
Dan Limmer
Guiding principles provide a backbone for sound decision-making in patient assessment.
Dan Limmer
An exercise for EMT or ALS classes to help students understand body system exams as a precursor to differential diagnostic decision-making.
Limmer Education
Mechanism of injury plays a significant role in emergency medical services, shaping initial assessments and decisions. However, it doesn't reliably correlate with actual injuries, as highlighted by the CDC's Trauma Triage Guidelines. Understanding its limitations allows for more accurate evaluations of trauma patients and emphasizes the need to consider physiological and anatomical signs first.
Chris Ebright
Assessing abdominal pain is one of the easiest and also one of the hardest things to do. The degree of criticality is determined by getting answers to important questions. Do you know what to ask?
Limmer Education
It's time to shed old patient assessment mantras in EMS. Our assessment flowchart shows how to be more effective and thought-based in your assessment.
Chris Ebright
If a patient presents with multiple pathologies, some common signs can give you clues into primary and secondary issues.
Limmer Education
It is our belief that the EMT classroom has much to gain from the use of simulation. We have provided a handful of ideas on how to integrate simulation into your EMT classes, both BLS and ALS.
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