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Medical Emergencies: CPR, Toxicology, and Wilderness

A clinical stabilization course that moves from shock and cardiac arrest into toxicology, psychiatric safety, environmental emergencies, and abdominal/renal/reproductive presentations.

4 modules • 20h

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Modules and Subtopics

Everything the course needs to teach.

Four modules cover shock/cardiac arrest, toxicology, environmental/wilderness problems, and blood/guts complaints.

Module 1

Cardiac Arrest and Shock

Teaches shock categories/stages, resuscitation principles, cardiac arrest recognition, AED use, and high-performance CPR.

Cardiac arrest and shock assessment

Module 2

Toxicology and Substance Abuse

Covers toxicology fundamentals, substances of abuse, poisoned patient assessment, treatment, psychiatric disease, and violent patient safety.

Toxicology and substance abuse assessment

Module 3

Environmental and Wilderness Emergencies

Teaches hypothermia, hyperthermia, lightning strike, drowning, geriatric/special challenges, and care when transport is delayed.

Environmental and wilderness emergencies assessment

Module 4

Blood and Guts

Covers abdominal pain, digestive tract disorders, liver disease, abdominal aorta, renal problems, reproductive complaints, and blood disorders.

Blood and guts assessment