EMS Course Study | Sections 31-38
The final playlist in the EMS Course Study series.
The final playlist in the EMS Course Study series.
This is a two part video series on Burns, Cyanide Poisoning and CO. There are other burn videos in the members area as well. But these give some more insight…
This download report goes over hematology emergencies. It is a slide deck review on topics like epistaxis, bleeding, sickle cell anemia and more. Download or Read Here
During this live session Jim talks about: Different types of fractures Why it's important to know them How it applies to exams Understanding distracting injuries Check it out and be…
Two part series on Geriatrics and shock.
Trauma for Two – Trauma in Pregnancy
In this Boot Camp session our special guest Lisa Hollett, RN from Penn State-Hershey Medical Center presented on Trauma in Pregnancy. This targeted session will discuss the anatomical and physiological changes in pregnancy and how they both relate and affect the pregnant trauma patient. Lisa will also cover various mechanisms of injury and how they relate to pregnant vs. non-pregnant patients. Other key points in this session are:
•Why should we care about these types of patients?
•How are pregnant patients different?
•Who is more important mom or baby?
•How can trauma in pregnancy be prevented
•What are the implications of trauma during pregnancy?
•Case discussions (more…)
Here is a nice 30 minute video presentation from a burn unit MD. Great pics in this one. So you may not want to be eating during this video. (more…)
Here is a compiled pdf that covers crush injuries and compartment syndrome. Causes, identifying a potential crush injury and common treatments. Click the button below to view. (more…)
Rommie Duckworth presented on Abdominal Trauma. This was a nice clean session that gives great insight into identifying and treating these injuries in the EMS setting.
This is a free book that covers a wide range of content related to head injuries both in and out of hospital. Chapters 4 and 5 pertain primarily to EMS and pre-hospital care. (more…)