Paramedic Foundations

If you guys are having trouble with 12-leads, this guys is awesome. Happy new year everyone. 🥳
The Growth Paramedic

Good luck to everyone beginning block 4.
Don’t forget to book a session or message me for any help revising or even any questions you feel like you don’t want to ask in class.

Last block before the end of year break. Smash it out guys. 🙌😷🙌

We can gather essential information from our supplementary assessments. By remembering to perform this section of our clinical approach, we are able to gain a clearer picture of our patient's complaints and problems.

Feel free to message me if you need more information or even some help with perfecting the clinical approach. :)

The primary survey is the foundation of our clinical approach. This will be expected knowledge for every scenario in university and pre-hospital practice.

Understanding every aspect of your clinical approach will increase your chances of passing your scenario exams. It will also give you more time to knuckle down on the pathophysiology side of the degree.

A thorough understanding of the vital sign survey will help immensely with clinical practice sessions. VSS is a small segment of our clinical approach that can provide signs of a patient's problem/s.

Thank you to everyone who has joined the page. I thought I would give a short run down as to how the program runs. Pre-covid we would work out of an allocated classroom in building three. Usually Wednesday afternoons. The class schedule is broken down into three major components. Q&A, Clinical approach quiz, and Scenario Exam Revision. Given the current circumstances classes are being formatted for the online world. Meaning we are now incredibly flexible with study sessions.

Feel Free to message me anytime and we can smash these classes together. (:

A great illustration that matches leads to respective positions of the heart.

An amazing MICA paramedic has released her clinical notes. Please feel free to read. In-depth pathophysiology and updated CPG notes.

Dropbox Link:

CLINICAL NOTES Aug 2019.pdf Shared with Dropbox