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Cardiac & RespiratoryDynamic Learning ExercisesFor Educators

Pump, Pipes, and Fluid

Going from "pumps, pipes, fluid" to a real understanding of pathophysiology and medical terminology.

JulieJuly 18, 2023

Patient AssessmentFor StudentsFor EducatorsFor ProvidersTraumaMedical

Vital Sign Trends in Shock

Pulse pressure, cardiac output, vascular tone? Understand how shock affects the body.

JulieNovember 1, 2022

NREMT TipsFor StudentsExam Prep

Digesting an NREMT Question: Types of Shock

Here’s a practice question for the NREMT. It’s a good opportunity to look at the process for analyzing and answering…

JulieJuly 26, 2021

For StudentsFor ProvidersTraumaPediatrics

Back to the Basics: Pediatric Trauma

By Chris Ebright Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death and disability in children, more than all other causes…

JulieJune 1, 2021

For StudentsFor ProvidersTrauma

Back to the Basics: Chest Trauma

Chest Traumas are the second most common traumatic injury, and come with the highest cases of patient mortality. Sharpen your…

Stephanie LimmerAugust 27, 2020

For Educators

6 Questions to Tell if an EMT is Well Trained

How can you tell if your new students have the raw material it takes to succeed at an advanced level?

Stephanie LimmerAugust 14, 2020

EMS Case StudiesFor StudentsFor ProvidersOB/Gyn

Postpartum Emergencies: Three Case Studies

Take a look at three of the most likely OB crises using three case studies and discuss what a prepared…

Stephanie LimmerMarch 18, 2019

Patient AssessmentFor ProvidersTrauma

10 Things You Should Know About Trauma Emergencies

The available tools for determining criticality in trauma assessment have never been greater.

Stephanie LimmerJanuary 29, 2018

For StudentsFor Educators

Five Things EMT Classes MUST Teach

Here are 5 things students must know, but often leave class without!

Stephanie LimmerFebruary 9, 2016