Dan Limmer, BS, NRP
Going from "pumps, pipes, fluid" to a real understanding of pathophysiology and medical terminology.
Shock
Limmer Education
Pulse pressure, cardiac output, vascular tone? Understand how shock affects the body.
Limmer Education
Here’s a practice question for the NREMT. It’s a good opportunity to look at the process for analyzing and answering NREMT questions.
Chris Ebright
Unintentional injuries are the leading cause of death and disability in children, leading to over nine million emergency visits annually. Unique anatomical and physiological differences in pediatric patients necessitate specialized assessment and management. Proper stabilization and treatment in a pediatric trauma facility are crucial for improving outcomes for these vulnerable patients.
Chris Ebright
Chest Traumas are the second most common traumatic injury, and come with the highest cases of patient mortality. Sharpen your knowledge of flail chest, tension pneumothorax, cardiac tamponade, and pulmonary contusions.
Dan Limmer, BS, NRP
How can you tell if your new students have the raw material it takes to succeed at an advanced level?
Chris Ebright
Take a look at three of the most likely OB crises using three case studies and discuss what a prepared EMS team can do.
Limmer Education
The available tools for determining criticality in trauma assessment have never been greater.
Limmer Education
Here are 5 things students must know, but often leave class without!
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