EMT Class: Intro to Physiology (Lung Volumes)
What is EMT class like? Dan Limmer gives a sample EMT lecture about some of the in-depth concepts you’ll learn as you become an EMT. EMT Class Ready gives you a jump start on EMT class. Learn the medical terminology, anatomy & physiology, and good study habits that will help you succeed in EMS. Get it here: https://bit.ly/EMT-Class-Ready 0:34 – Lung volumes (tidal volume, respiratory rate, minute volume) 6:38 – EMT test practice question 1: pediatric patient with trouble breathing. 9:37 - EMT test practice question 2: respiratory failure vs respiratory distress.
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