Introduction to critical care transport
Critical care ground transport
Critical care aerial transport
Altitude physiology
Flight safety and survival
Patient assessment and preparation for transport
Airway management and ventilation
The shock patient: assessment and management
Cardiac and hemodynamic monitoring
ECG monitoring and critical care
Critical care pharmacology
Interpretation of lab and basic diagnostic tests
Introduction to trauma
Neurologic trauma
Thoracic trauma: assessment and management
Abdominal and genitourinary trauma
Face/ear/ocular/neck trauma
Burns and electrical injuries
Principles of orthopedic care
Special patients: pediatric, geriatric, and obstetrical trauma
Pulmonary emergencies
Cardiovascular emergencies
Neurologic emergencies
Gastrointestinal emergencies
Renal and acid-base emergencies
Infectious disease emergencies
Pediatric medical emergencies
High-risk obstetrical/gynecological emergencies
Neonatal emergencies
Environmental emergencies
Diving emergencies
Toxicological emergencies
Weapons of mass destruction
Organ donation and retrieval
Quality improvement in critical care transport
Communications and documentation
The critical care paramedic in the hospital environment.
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