Global Emergency Medical Technicians Registry

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To provides Certification process to access the Examination, Psychomotor assessments skills and knowledge required for competent practice by EMS.

17/11/2025

Ventilator Terminology ✔️

17/11/2025

🚨 Emergency Response Planning (ERP) — Every Second Counts 👇
In safety, an emergency is not a moment for confusion — it’s a moment for action.
A strong Emergency Response Plan (ERP) saves lives, reduces damage, and ensures every worker goes home safely.

📝 1. What is Emergency Response Planning?

Emergency Response Planning is the organized process to prepare, respond, control, rescue, and recover from:

Accidents

Fires

Medical emergencies

Falls

Confined space issues

Hazardous leaks

Electrical incidents

Vehicle crashes

It defines who will do what, when, and how.

🧑‍🚒 2. Emergency Team Structure

👨‍🚒 ERT (Emergency Response Team)
👷 First Aiders
🧯 Fire Wardens
🚨 Incident Commander (IC)
📞 Communication Officer
🚑 Rescue Team

Each role must be trained, assigned, and documented.

⚠️ 3. Emergency Procedures (Step-by-Step)

1️⃣ Raise the alarm
2️⃣ Stop work & secure the area
3️⃣ Call ERT / Supervisor / First Aider
4️⃣ Provide basic first aid (if safe)
5️⃣ Evacuate if needed
6️⃣ Rescue ONLY if trained
7️⃣ Call ambulance / civil defense
8️⃣ Record & report
9️⃣ Incident investigation

👨‍⚕️ 4. First Aiders Responsibilities

➡️ Provide immediate first aid
➡️ Control bleeding & stabilize victims
➡️ Maintain first aid kits
➡️ Record incidents
➡️ Support ambulance/rescue team
➡️ Ensure PPE use
➡️ Communicate with HSE & site management

📢 5. How to Handle: Incident / Accident / Near Miss

🔹 Near Miss – no injury, but could have caused one
👉 Report → Investigate → Fix hazard immediately

🔹 Incident – minor injury or damage
👉 First aid → Report → Corrective action

🔹 Accident – serious injury or property damage
👉 First aid → ERT activation → Hospital → Full investigation

Reporting is MANDATORY. Not reporting is a safety violation.

🩹 6. First Aid Procedures for 5 Common Injuries

🩸 1) Nose Bleeding

✔️ Sit victim upright
✔️ Lean head slightly forward
✔️ Pinch nose soft part for 10 minutes
✔️ Apply cold pack
❌ Don’t tilt head backward
❌ Don’t insert cloth deep inside

🤕 2) Face Injury / Cuts

✔️ Wash hands & clean wound
✔️ Apply pressure to stop bleeding
✔️ Use sterile bandage
✔️ If swelling → apply ice
✔️ Monitor for shock

🔥 3) Burn Injury

✔️ Cool area with water for 20 minutes
✔️ Remove tight clothing/jewelry
✔️ Cover with sterile gauze
❌ Don’t apply cream or oil
❌ Don’t pop blisters

⚡ 4) Electric Shock Injury

✔️ First turn off power source
✔️ Don’t touch victim until safe
✔️ Check breathing & pulse
✔️ Start CPR if required
✔️ Call emergency services immediately

🦴 5) Fracture / Broken Bone

✔️ Don’t move injured limb
✔️ Immobilize with splint
✔️ Apply ice indirectly
✔️ Call ambulance
✔️ Keep victim calm

🧗‍♂️ 7. Emergency Rescue Requirements

🔸 Only trained rescuers
🔸 Proper equipment (tripod, harness, stretcher, rescue rope)
🔸 Gas testing for confined space rescues
🔸 Maintain communication
🔸 Never enter alone
🔸 Rescue plan must be rehearsed
Copied

17/11/2025

Symptoms of Pneumonia

17/11/2025

Phases of seizure ✓

17/11/2025

Resuscitation Maneuvers 🚑

1. Airway Maneuvers
• ✔ Head Tilt–Chin Lift remains correct.
• ✔ Jaw Thrust for suspected trauma also correct.
• 🔶 “If jaw-thrust unsuccessful, use head tilt–chin lift even in trauma (AHA update).”

2. Pulse Check
• ✔ Carotid pulse check for adult/child is correct.
• 🔶 Add: “Check for no more than 10 seconds.”

3. Hand Placement
• ✔ Lower half of sternum is correct.
• 🔶 Add compression depth:
• Adult: 5–6 cm
• Child: ~1/3 chest depth (~5 cm)
• Rate: 100–120/min

4. Foreign Body (Choking)
• ✔ Chest thrusts for pregnant or obese patients = correct.
• 🔶 Add:
• “For infants: back blows + chest thrusts (no abdominal thrust).”
• “Do NOT use blind finger sweep.”

5. Unresponsive Choking → CPR
• treat as CPR.
• 🔶 “Check for object only during compressions/ventilation cycles when opening airway.”

6. Additions That Can Make Your Chart More Complete
• CPR Ratio:
• Adult: 30:2
• Child: 30:2 (single rescuer), 15:2 (two rescuers)
• Allow full chest recoil
• Minimize interruptions (

17/11/2025

Cardiovascular drugs are medications used to treat and manage heart and blood vessel conditions by affecting heart function, blood flow, and blood pressure.

17/11/2025

Scrub? Soak? Water? Soap?

See what the research says about Comparison of Endotracheal Tube Cleaning Techniques. Link in comments.

17/11/2025

There is no finish line, only more work to do.

You don’t get to arrive in this job.

You don’t cross a line and say, “I’ve made it.”

The moment you start thinking you’re good enough is the moment you start slipping.

This job doesn’t care how many years you’ve been on, how many classes you’ve taken, or what you’ve done in the past.

The job only cares about what you can do right now — under pressure, under weight, and under stress.

That’s why we train.

That’s why we show up tired, sore, and beat up, and still put in the work fighting for another rep, another round, another way to get better.

Every workout, every evolution, every drill is an investment in the moments when it will matter most, when someone else’s life depends on the shape you show up in and the skills you’ve built.

There is no finish line because the standard doesn’t stop increasing.

As you get better, it gets higher.

It demands you chase it every day.

Some days you’ll win.

Some days you’ll lose.

But the ones who endure are the ones who keep showing up.

So keep working.

Keep grinding.

Keep earning it.

Because the job doesn’t wait for you to be ready, it demands that you already are.

There is no finish line, only more work to do.

17/11/2025

⭕ Classification of Tricuspid Regurgitation (TR)💦🩸
etiology and mechanism, integrating the Carpentier functional classification with modern understanding of pathophysiology.

Source: JACC (2025)

17/11/2025

Title : “Trying to save a life”
Special tribute to all the paramedical staff who work and have encountered this scene

17/11/2025

Tuberculosis Symptoms and Prevention

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