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Bleeding and Soft Tissue Injuries |
| Traumatic injuries and bleeding are some of the most dramatic situations that the First Responder will encounter. The early control of major bleeding has great life saving potential. Credit for ALL LEVELS. |
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Childbirth |
| First Responder Continuing education (CE) to review concepts for delivering a baby. Credit for ALL LEVELS. |
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Circulation |
| Review the circulatory system and CPR basics. Credit for ALL LEVELS. |
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EMS Operations |
| Review procedures for arrival on an emergency scene, basic triage, and mass casualty incidents. Credit for ALL LEVELS. |
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Hazmat Basics |
| Learn the basics when you encounter hazardous materials. Credit for ALL LEVELS. |
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Human Body Basics |
| Learn about the respiratory, circulation system and more. Credit for ALL LEVELS. |
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Infants and Children |
| Learn emergency strategies and techniques that are different when encountering infants and children in need of lifesaving help. Credit for ALL LEVELS. |
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Intro to EMS Systems |
| Be aware of the Emergency Medical Services system, roles and responsibilities, quality improvement, and medical oversight. Credit for ALL LEVELS. |
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Pulmonary Intoxicants |
| Identify agents such as phosgene, assess patients exposed, and follow through with treatment. |
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Well-Being |
| Review emotional aspects of emergency medical care, stress management, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD), scene safety, body substance isolation (BSI), personal protection equipment (PPE), and safety precautions. |
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