Hey Prep Medic You are doing a Great Job You are inspiring People I am living in Germany and working as a peramedic with the fire Department I am watching your Videos Since your Chanel grew up, and I am so happy When I Can learn Something from you !!👍🏻😉👌🏻 Keep it up You have a grat Community behind you which Supports you 👍🏻👍🏻 Have a very nice Weekend Yours Connor

Keep up the work you’re doing great man!

I started watching his videos about the usual med gear just cause it looks cool, and then I started watching the medical ones, I’m a volunteer at the Red Cross, literally this guy comes to my mind every time I’m heading there, ty prepmedic, u inspired

Chief SAID THIS IS IT! I've been looking for my books to continue my knowledge

Thank so much for this video. I've been looking for book recommendations for a while. Can't wait to try these out.

Awesome video. I grew up as a kid hating books, but as I go through young adulthood I find myself loving books again. While I don't do emergency nursing, pre-hospital knowledge is incredibly important in today's volatile world.

Thank you for the info you provided. Look forward to checking those books out.

thank you for the recommendations! I will be ordering the rookie handbook

Have you seen A Comprehensive Guide to Wilderness and Travel Medicine by Dr. Eric Weiss? It’s great for first aid and easy to understand for non-medical professionals.

love the vidoes keep upthe really good work

Awesome video. Thanks for the info!

Light reading when out to sea. Merck 'Manual of Medical Information', there is also one for home emergencies. Best

Always interesting. Thanks Sam.🙏🏻🇳🇿

NOLS is one of the best schools I've ever been lucky enough to attend.

Hi prepmedic , I love all of your videos. Check out these books which help me in the casualty. 1. The atlas of emergency medicine 2. Strange and schafermeyer 's paediatric Emergency medicine 3. Tarascon Emergency department quick ref guide.

62 thousand and of 2 million views, awesome. Thanks for the information.

Great channel, thanks for all the info. Regarding wilderness medicine, I couldn't agree more, the WEMT course is valuable to all levels of providers going into remote settings. The NOLS course and book are both great but if you're looking for something more comprehensive or are an advanced provider looking for a RN/MD level wilderness text, Auerbach's Wilderness Medicine is the bible. If you dont need something that deep his abrigded Field Guide to Wilderness Medicine is perfect.

Awesome info!!!

Thank you

Great video! Work in law enforcement in CO and always like to stay sharp. Gonna check these out!

One of your best videos yet Sam!! Might I also recommend “Rapid Interpretation of EKGs” by Dr. Dale Dublin. Amazing book that breaks down reading EKGs, basic cardiology, physiology of the heart, ect. It was also easy to understand being only an EMT-B with no professional EKG training.

Stoked!

Thank you for putting out a good selection of reading material. I would like to take the first step in first aid training but don't know where to turn for practical implementation. Is there a course you would recommend, especially in Iowa that help practice some of the things you teach in videos?

Hey Prep medic what’s your opinion on using Ringer‘s Solution instead of normal Saline for Blood replacement and to combat dehydration not for the administration of drugs though. Thanks

What do you recommend for learning tactical operations? Thinking about taking the Certified Tactical Responder (TR-C) exam and there are topics on there regarding the tactical operations side of tactical medicine

Hey Sam:) Thank you very much for all your videos! They are full of usefull info and very helpfull to me. You can explain things very clearly. Please, I have one question to this video- did you read the book 68W Advanced Field Craft: Combat Medic Skills: Combat Medic Skills? I want to buy som TCCC book and I’m thorn if W68 or PHTLS: Prehospital Trauma Life Support, Military Edition asyou mentioned. Can you please give me some advice. Thank you!

Notification Squad =D

With the PTLS, Civ vs Mil, is there a difference in algorithms and protocols? What books would you recommend for critical care paramedic?

Hey there Sam! You should write a book!

What are some good EMS podcasts? I’ve been listening to the FlightBridgeEd podcasts/KZfaq videos but wondered if there was more.

What helped you get through the nremt most

Would you recommend, "100 Deadly skills: The SEAL Operative's Guide to Eluding Pursuers" by Clint Emerson?

HA Small world. I'm a medic in Peoria IL.

Hey prepMedic!

Are there any good books for civilians with a slightly solid understanding of trauma care and whatnot?

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Hi u send this book pdf links

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I am air guard pararescue can I can become SWAT medic in civilian world ?

What if I don’t know shit about tccc but I’m trying to learn from nothing

Soo there we are, I need some books and Movies, I am such a noob in this field ... Ok I will write down something someone notice a mistake correct me Please. I had a 1st Aid class 2 times, but I do not get it.... So there is an event and there are stupid people dying all over the place ... 1. I go and take look if someone needs Help Yes 2. I Call the Pros give them all infos Location, How many People, 1st OverView Problems, then I take advice or go on... 3. I do make this place save without moving someone. 4. I check who is in the most worse state and ready for threatment 5. I 1st Speak to them if not Offline, Ask them: Can Breath? Pain where? Numb-weird feeling where ? Feel Sleepy ? If I get an weird answer I know he is in shock or else I do check what he meant 6. If Offline - I check 1st for Pulse if not I do Head Back, Mouth Open, I start beating the heart 30 times and give 2-3 times O2 with my mouth or mask 7. I watch the cheast does move by giving O2 and get the ear over the mouth, if not moving no feeling or sound of breathing - Checking Mouth and Throat remove Objects with care, get the tongue in normal position by pulling it, checking for Cheast Sealing needs 8. Before I do go on with reanimation I do a quick Check for very massive bleeding needs to be stoped, then I do go on reanimation if not - till I got the pulse 9. after I got pulse I check breathing again, if not I double check mouth and pulse 10. When I got Pulse & Breathing - taking gloves I watch out for Bleeding - gloves touchy stripe spot blood - gloves touchy stripe spot blood.... without moving the person 11. When I find very massive bleeding like sprinkler or waterfall Leg/Foot/Arm/Hand - I do a swat T 5cm over the bleeding spot, if it does not stop another Cat above and beside the swat - if not I tighten the Cat when massive bleeding stops, then I do sterile get the blood a bit off by the middle to the outside - then wound pack with costant pressure and extra pressure for 5 min. if needed 12. When there is bleeding Leg/Foot/Arm/Hand/Head/ ?Torso? but NOT so massive like a sprinkler or waterfall - I start wound packing and keep pressure on, till it is packed I keep on pressing and put a jewish Bandage above tight but not too much, if still bleeding I do tighten the jewish bandage and press on for another 5 min. if still bleeding I get the Cat 5cm above the bleeding spot and it should stop. 13. When bleeding stops I do check again Pulse but where it should be and breathing 14. After bleeding stops I do also give that golden alu hat and a slap if not waken or wanna take a nap 15. If he is awake I ask him and tell him to stay awake and help is on the way 16. If something sticks somewhere in the body I do seal around that obejct but let it stick 17. If there is something out the body needs to be inside or a burning I do water a bandage and low pressure cover it 18. Ferrari Red Blood is Bad blood, BBQ dark red Blood is Good Blood ? 19. If I need to move him I do check by feeling neck and spine is OK 20. if breathing and pulse but still offline I do side stable embrio position with head up, mouth open and hand under the head 21. if there are very small bleeding I do a compress and bandage it not too tight So I do not know when there is coming blood out of the throat or getting too much into the throat, I do not know what to do when there is a massive bleeding wound on the scrag ? There can not be massive bleeding when there is no pulse so reanmation 1st then stop massive bleeding then check breathing and pulse again right ? Correct my mistakes. Thanks.

Books are boring