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Applied Science for Paramedics
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Paramedic 2
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Paramedic School
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Paramedic Lecture: 1rst Semester
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Paramedic
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Paramedic science Clinical practice
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Paramedic Care Volume 5 - Trauma
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10003 - paramedic science
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Paramedic Special Considerations
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MFMD Paramedic School 2022
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Paramedic Lecture: 2nd Semester
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paramedic Pharmacology
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Medical Terminology
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Paramedic Drugs
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Dale's Paramedic Pearls
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Paramedic Academy
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Paramedic
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Paramedic Class 27
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Everything Paramedic
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Paramedic
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Critical Care Paramedic
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Paramedic School
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Paramedic Class
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CFD Paramedic Course
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Paramedic Class 47 Drug List
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Paramedic Review (kp)
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Paramedic Drugs Week 19
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Test - AAES AZ Paramedic Drug Profiles
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Year 3 - Paramedic Care of Minor Illnesses
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About Paramedic on Brainscape
What is a Paramedic?
Paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) are first responders trained in emergency medicine who save lives and transport patients to hospitals every day of their working lives.
The difference between the two is that paramedics have a higher level of education and training, indeed, being an EMT with a specified number of hours is often a prerequisite of many paramedic courses. While an EMT will complete tuition totalling around 150 hours; a paramedic will complete a course of around 1,200 to 1,800 hours.
Paramedics extend on their EMT knowledge and, consequently, can provide more complex care, such as administering emergency medications, inserting IVs, performing advanced airway management, and providing emergency treatment for cardiac patients.
You can find course stats at The Community for Accredited Online Schools or your local college. Why not check out this video in which Christian Jocelyn talks about his job as a paramedic?
Learning to become a Paramedic
If you’re learning to become a paramedic, chances are you are working full-time as an EMT. During your course, you’ll build on your EMT understanding and aim to become proficient in more advanced healthcare. When you’re juggling study commitments with a stressful hands-on job, Brainscape is the ideal supplementary study aid to help you drill down and memorize tricky medical terminology and principles.
You’ll find thousands of flashcards on this page all prepared by like-minded Paramedic students. There are cards covering all you need from anatomy basics to helpful drug quizzes. You can also use the software to make your own flashcards from your course notes. All for free!
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