Global Emergency Medical Technicians Registry

Global Emergency Medical Technicians Registry Global Emergency Medical Technicians Registry (GEMTR) Inc. Is non-profit. EMR/EMT/EMT-A/Paramedic

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

21/11/2025

Types of Pain

19/11/2025

Cardioversion is synchronized with the patient’s QRS complex; defibrillation is immediate and unsynchronized.

19/11/2025

🩺Hemorrhage Control: Special Situations

19/11/2025

Fetal Structures and Function

1. Umbilical Vein
-Carries Oxygenated blood and nutrients from the placenta to the fetus.
-This is the source of all oxygen/nutrition for the fetus.
-Its high PO2 is what keeps the ductal shunts open.

2. Ductus Venosus (DV)
-Bypasses the highly metabolic liver.
-Shunts approximately half the umbilical vein blood directly to the Inferior Vena Cava (IVC), ensuring oxygenated blood reaches the heart quickly.

3. Foramen Ovale (FO)
-A hole connecting the Right Atrium (RA) and Left Atrium (LA). Bypasses the non-functional lungs.
-Allows most blood entering the RA to flow immediately into the LA, then into the left ventricle and aorta.

4. Ductus Arteriosus (DA)
-Connects the Pulmonary Artery to the Aortic Arch.
-Bypasses the non-functional lungs.
-Any blood that does enter the pulmonary artery is shunted away from the lungs and into the systemic circulation.

5. Umbilical Arteries
-Carry Deoxygenated blood and waste from the fetus back to the placenta.
-There are two umbilical arteries. They are branches of the fetal internal iliac arteries.

18/11/2025

In the field of respiratory care, maintaining a patient’s airway is one of the most critical responsibilities.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Joshua Cooper, Roscoe Carpenter, Christina Harris, Yusuf ...
18/11/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Joshua Cooper, Roscoe Carpenter, Christina Harris, Yusuf RA, Rhyan Trambulo, Chung Huei, Alvin Cabio, Eric Oñate, Adeq Iq-One Mayerz, Ferdinand Ravalo Camacho, Preda Gabriela, Francis John Longno, Gladys Batulayan, Antonio Reis, Eiron Sapphire Albacea Ghates, Ni El, Lili Stoica, David Smith, Ian Luigi L. Visaya, Ńáéj Álìvà, Ankush Sharma, Robert Kyle Paloma, Marlon Ramos, Habeeb Rahman Arakkal, Dávid Teleki, Rosby Sunga, Jessica Argente, Rea Palmera, Crystal Hayward, Tawatchai Thasil, Botlhe Kameroon Segokgo, Libin Abraham, Cyrill C Cruz, Liv Sovanna Rith, Ricky Lotecki, Hashir Musthaak, Vicente Carangue Gunday Jr., JayBertz Rosales, Wim van Ool, Abraham Odogwu, Chris Sharp, Malraidi Alraidi, Shujait Ali Khuwaja, RC Chuatico, Hum Sokda, Michael Morales, Nuwan Chandima, Gio Lazaro Reyes, Gaddam Samrat Yadav, Lierence Jule Carizal Tumbaga

18/11/2025

Cardiac suffixes

18/11/2025

Common Errors in Risk Assessment—Are We Getting It Right?

Risk assessment is one of the most powerful tools we have in Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) management—yet it’s also one of the most misunderstood. Too often, assessments become “tick-box” exercises rather than living processes that genuinely protect people and operations.
Through years of observation and audits, several recurring errors consistently appear across industries and workplaces:
1️⃣ Hazard Identification: Missing less visible risks (like ergonomic, psychosocial, or chemical hazards) or failing to involve workers in the process.
2️⃣ Risk Evaluation: Relying on subjective judgments or inconsistent scoring systems that misrepresent true risk levels.
3️⃣ Control Planning: Skipping the hierarchy of controls or writing vague, non-measurable action items with no clear responsibility.
4️⃣ Documentation & Communication: Creating generic assessments that stay on a shelf instead of being shared, discussed, and understood.
5️⃣ Review & Update: Treating risk assessments as one-time reports, not revisiting them after incidents, changes, or near misses.
6️⃣ Continuous Improvement: Lack of leadership follow-up and no feedback loop to learn from results or failures.
Each of these errors weakens the foundation of a safety culture — but when addressed systematically, they can transform the way we manage risks.
✅ Practical, specific, and regularly reviewed risk assessments create awareness.
✅ Inclusive assessments empower employees and enhance ownership.
✅ Continuous improvement turns compliance into culture.
Let’s move beyond paperwork and build risk assessments that truly work in practice—not just on paper.
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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
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Symptoms of Pneumonia

17/11/2025

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