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Identify advanced kinematics of trauma relative to vehicular
mechanisms of injury and other types of trauma. (I, II, III, VIII, IX,
XI, XII)
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Identify and apply advanced emergency medical scene management skills
to include size-up, multi-victim situations, hazardous materials, and
integration of local EMS standard operating procedures and/or the ICS
to selected victim scenarios. (II, III, IX, X, XI, XII)
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Demonstrate advanced assessment and care management of the trauma
victim to include the primary survey, vital signs, secondary survey,
stabilization, transportation, and documentation. (III, VIII, IX, X,
XI, XII)
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Demonstrate advanced airway management for the trauma victim to
include adjuncts, endotracheal/nasotracheal intubation, esophageal
obturator airway, esophogeal gastric obturator airway,
cricothyroidotomy, digital intubation, needle thoracostomy, and
oxygentherapy according to DOT advanced curricula. (III, IV, VIII, XI,
XII)
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Identify principles of fluid resuscitation and demonstrate peripheral
IV therapy, central IV therapy, and intraosseous fluid therapy
according to DOT advanced EMT curricula. (III, V, VIII, XI, XII)
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Identify pharmacologic and electrical interventions relative to care
management of the trauma victim. (III, VI, VIII, XI, XII)
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Identify the classification and depths of burn injuries, and
demonstrate advanced resuscitative management of the burn victim to
include advanced airway techniques, invasive procedures, and
pharmacologic and electrical interventions. (III, VII, VIII, XI, XII)
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Identify and demonstrate advanced resuscitative care management of the
pediatric, pregnant, geriatric, diabetic, altered level of
consciousness (ALOC), and crisis trauma victim to include advanced
airway techniques, invasive procedures, EKG monitoring, and
interventions. (III, VIII, IX, XI, XII)
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Identify and demonstrate vehicular extrication in order to provide
access to an advanced care management of the trauma victim. (III,
VIII, IX, XI, XII)
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Demonstrate emergency transportion criteria, communications, and
operation of the emergency vehicle relative to advanced care
management of the trauma victim. (III, VIII, X, XI, XII)
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Demonstrate trauma victim assessment, basic and advanced airway
management, invasive procedures, EKG monitoring, pharamacologic
interventions, basic immobilization skills, Pneumatic Anti-Shock
Garment (PASG) application, and control of hemorrhage/hypovolemia
according to local EMS protocols and/or the DOT advanced EMT
curriculaand the ICS. (III, VIII, XI, XII)
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Demonstrate the ICS emergency scene management, extrication,
assessment, basic and advanced care management, transportation, and
documentation of the trauma victim in selected EMS scenarios. (III,
XI, XII)
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Demonstrate 86 percent proficiency on a written examination and 95
percent accuracy af all practice skills in selected EMS scenerios.
(III, XII)
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