EMT Syllabus
by Karen Koester
February 09, 2010
This program teaches emergency medical technology to the beginning provider. The course work is designed to prepare the student for service on an ambulance or rescue squad. It provides emphasis on learning techniques to provide the best care for the emergency patient. Students will use techniques and skills learned as they complete their clinical hours and their state certification exam.
Prerequisite: Health Occupations I or approval by Instructor
Course work Includes;
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Introduction to Emergency Medical Technician Program You and the EMS System Staying Safe and Well in EMS Legal and Ethical Considerations of Providing Care Basic Human Anatomy Moving and Positioning Your Patient Airway Management and Ventilation Advanced Airway Management Skills Vital Signs and a Medical History Initial Assessment Assessment of the Trauma Patient
Ongoing Assessment
Cardiovascular Emergencies Altered Mental Status
Environmental Emergencies Behavioral Emergencies
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Shock
Soft Tissue Injuries Burns Injuries to Chest and Abdomen Musculoskeletal Injuries Injuries to Head Injuries to Spine Pediatric Patient Geriatric Patient Ambulance Operations Incident Management Systems Multiple-Casualty Incident Hazard materials Gaining Access and Rescue Operations/Special Operations EMS Response to Terror Careers in EMS Debriefing Class
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