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If I am honest, I feel like I would be more comfortable with dealing with trauma than I would be dealing with specific medical emergencies. For me, trauma seems like a much more easily linear process where you can keep yourself busy, whereas with medical issues, I tend to blank on questions and generally what to say. Although I would have high adrenaline, I would fare better on a trauma call than a medical one at this time. I also feel like I have much more time thinking about dealing with trauma since it tends to be much more applicable to me as I have outdoorsy hobbies and no current medical conditions.

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When it comes to a trauma call what I think is time and hands. It is important to give adequate treatment and have extra hands if available depending on what the injuries are. It is also important as a emt to communicate with the hospital with updates between the scene and the hospital so they can be prepped and have their team ready to take over the patient. It is important to get to the patient and transport them rapidly to avoid deterioration or death.

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Responding to a trauma call will be difficult for everyone. Some people might handle it better than others, but that's just the nature of the job. You need to be able to put the game face on and go to work because you need to have your best day on someone else's worst day.

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I dread the day I would respond to a MCI because of the chaotic nature of the call. I think the worst thing would be having a huge amount of patients, not enough responders or resources and having to let certain people suffer to save those that you can. I feel like Trauma calls are simpler in nature but can be worse in practice. Just need to remember to call for additional resources and get help as soon as possible.

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I feel like the first big trauma call is always a mix between exciting and spooky. The rush of adrenaline and hyper focus. With every call having the possibility to be on the complete end of the spectrum. I look forward to me clinical time, hoping we can get some interesting calls.

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When it comes to taking trauma calls, I usually feel nervous, but I also feel a sense of urgency from the adrenaline, which is similar to how I feel when taking regular calls. It is important that even if I am nervous, I don't convey that to the patient. If I begin to panic, the patient is going to notice and start panicking themselves and that isn't helpful for anyone.

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I have not been on any calls so I don't know how I feel about them. I could say I am prepared, but I think I would be surprised how I felt at my first trauma scene. I think that over time it wouldn't be as anxious, but every call is different. Only thing I know is to stay calm remember my training and if help is needed ask.