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December 11 2025

Amputation Injuries

Every year over 30,000 traumatic amputations take place, and 75% of pediatric amputations are due to traumatic accidents. In traumatic amputations, the potential for success in reattaching the amputated body part is highly contingent upon the quality of the prehospital…

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December 11 2025

Traumatic Brain Injuries

This course focuses on educating first responders about head, brain, and neck injuries that may occur in traumatic events such as falls and sports injuries. The course covers the identification and treatment of these injuries, as well as potential complications…

EMS
December 11 2025

Spinal Cord Injuries

The spinal column provides key structural support to the head and pelvis. In addition, the spinal cord provides for communication between the brain and muscles through a rich network of ascending and descending nerve pathways. Because of the vital functions…

EMS
December 11 2025

Musculoskeletal Injuries

Musculoskeletal injuries are one of the most common types of injuries encountered by EMS professionals. These injuries are largely not life-threatening in nature; however, there may be some instances where the injury can be life-threatening. Prompt identification and treatment of…

EMS
December 11 2025

Kinematics of Trauma

Traumatic injury is the leading cause of death of Americans, especially in persons under the age of 45, causing 214,000 deaths every year. This data equates to an individual dying every three minutes from a traumatic etiology. Trauma, in all…

EMS
December 11 2025

Gunshot Wounds and Bomb Blast Injuries

EMS providers at all levels are often faced with the challenge of responding to scenes of targeted violence and treating patients with gunshot wounds or blast injuries. Penetrating trauma caused by firearms presents a unique challenge for EMS personnel due…

EMS
December 11 2025

Trauma Assessment for Head and Neck Injuries

This course covers how to recognize and treat head, facial, and neck trauma using a rapid trauma assessment approach. The course reviews the identification of various injuries that may occur in a traumatic event, starting from the top of the…

EMS
December 11 2025

Hip and Pelvic Injuries

The Hip and Pelvic Injuries course equips emergency care providers with essential assessment tools and contemporary treatment strategies for effectively managing hip and pelvic injuries. With a focus on recognizing key anatomical features, understanding injury mechanisms, and identifying risk factors,…

EMS
December 11 2025

Assessment and Treatment of Foot Injuries

The Assessment and Treatment of Foot Injuries course provides essential knowledge for clinicians and responders to effectively evaluate and treat foot injuries. With a focus on maintaining mobility and overall health, this course emphasizes the significance of proper foot care.…

EMS
December 11 2025

Advanced Cervical Spinal Injuries: Special Considerations for Athletics

Athletic activities can result in serious cervical spine injuries that may lead to paralysis or death if not properly managed. Understanding proper assessment and treatment of suspected c-spine injuries is critical for healthcare providers and first responders working with athletes.…

EMS
December 11 2025

Injuries and Infections of the Eye

The human eye is a delicate and crucial organ, and understanding its anatomy, terminology, common injuries, and infections is vital to provide fast, appropriate care. Injuries and infections can lead to extreme pain and lifelong vision problems, making prompt and…

EMS
December 11 2025

Femur Fractures

??The Femur Fractures course provides a comprehensive understanding of femur fractures, focusing on the longest and strongest bone in the body. Participants will learn about the types of femoral fractures, their assessment findings, and the critical prehospital management techniques required…

EMS
December 11 2025

Central Nervous System (CNS) Injuries

The Central Nervous System (CNS) Injuries course offers a comprehensive understanding of brain, skull, and spinal cord injuries, which are critical concerns in emergency medical services. With insights into the anatomy of the spine and the central nervous system, participants…

EMS
December 11 2025

Abdominal Trauma

Abdominal trauma patients make up a significant volume of emergencies presented to the prehospital healthcare provider and are associated with significantly high morbidity and mortality when delays in surgical interventions arise. The goal of this course is to increase knowledge…

EMS
December 11 2025

Bleeding and Shock

Time is critical when responding to patients suffering from blood loss or shock. This course focuses on the importance of the circulatory system in relation to blood loss and shock. You will learn how to identify and treat various forms…