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it is October 2017 around 10 p.m. you're at your favorite country concert enjoying your favorite music with your closest friends and family suddenly you begin to hear loud pops initially because it's a concert you think that it's fireworks but without warning thousands of people are running and screaming for their lives from an unseen and unexpected danger over 1,100 rounds are fired from the 30 second story of the Mandalay Bay Hotel over about 10 minutes 10 minutes later you are surrounded by 58 bodies 31 of which will have expired before professional rescuers even get to them it is in these critical minutes that everything that you do will save their life the body's natural autonomic response fight or flight what do you do what did they do they improvised tourniquets and applied pressure to wounds saving people's lives every moment that they had despite police fire emergency medical services or EMS being at the concert arena they were unable to gain access to these patients for many agonizing minutes each minute that passes our lives that can be saved my name is Justin ped now I'm an emergency medical technician or EMT with Suffield ambulance and Suffield Connecticut I am also a third-year undergraduate nursing student here at the University of Connecticut where I'm studying to become a critical care flight nurse as a critical care flight nurse I would respond on a helicopter to accident scenes or smaller community hospitals to provide care to the sickest and most critical patients possible bringing them to a larger hospital with a higher level of care my experience in emergency medicine began six years ago when I was 14 years old I joined Suffield ambulance as an explorer the Explorer program allows you those over the age of 14 to be able to respond to ambulance calls and to learn from the ambulance crew I quickly learned that I wanted to do more everything I was doing was not enough so I came to nursing school as part of nursing school I want to be able to have more experience more preparation more understanding more training to be able to give every patient that best chance of survival and to be the best part of their worst day as part of this I hope that all of you can be inspired and empowered to be able to make a difference for someone and to save their life now as an emergency medical technician we are trained to treat life-threatening injuries first right if it's not gonna kill you right now then it can we and we take the same approach when training bystanders people like you and me we look at it with a common term called the ABCs and I'm not talking about the alphabet the ABCs is an acronym used to identify those life-threatening emergencies and how to treat them so a stands for airway do they have the ability to breathe and if they don't...