EMT

EMT covers the essential skills and knowledge required for emergency medical technicians to provide critical care in emergency situations.

Introduction to Emergency Medical ServicesPatient Assessment and Primary SurveyBasic Life Support (BLS) Skills
Trauma Care and ManagementMedical Emergencies and Special PopulationsPatient Transport and Communication
Scene Safety and Personal ProtectionHands-On BLS and Airway ManagementReal-World Emergency Scenarios
Mastering Multiple-Choice ExamsStaying Calm Under Pressure
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Practical Applications

Hands-On BLS and Airway Management

Practicing Life-Saving Skills

EMTs train regularly in CPR, using AEDs, and managing airways to keep their skills sharp and effective.

Airway Management Tools

  • Oropharyngeal Airway (OPA): Keeps the tongue from blocking the airway in unconscious patients.
  • Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM): Delivers breaths to patients who can't breathe on their own.

Teamwork in BLS

Working as a team ensures high-quality CPR and smooth use of equipment.

Continuous Practice

Regular drills help EMTs stay calm and confident during real emergencies.

Examples

  • Using a bag-valve-mask to ventilate a non-breathing patient during a training exercise.

  • Practicing CPR compressions on a mannequin with classmates.

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Real-World Emergency Scenarios