Choose the one you want to feel more confident with. No judgement here. This helps me build the next lesson for you.

The first mistake new EMTs and medics make is trying to do everything at once. Slow your thinking before you move your hands. Primary assessment Airway Breathing Circulation Find and treat life threats first. Everything else comes after. What part of the call do you feel rushed or unsure about?

Working in austere and tactical environments reinforces one thing Fundamentals always matter more when resources are limited Airway Bleeding control Assessment Decision making under pressure Whether the patient is a soldier or a civilian the principles do not change What fundamentals do you think get missed most on everyday EMS calls?