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Section 1 Preparatory
3(308)
Chapter 1 EMS Systems
4(30)
Introduction
5(1)
Course Description
5(2)
EMT Training: Focus and Requirements
7(1)
Licensure Requirements
8(1)
Overview of the EMS System
9(1)
History of EMS
9(1)
Levels of Training
10(3)
Public Basic Life Support and Immediate Aid
13(1)
Emergency Medical Responders
13(1)
Emergency Medical Technician
14(1)
Advanced Emergency Medical Technician
14(1)
Paramedic
14(1)
Components of the EMS System
15(1)
Public Access
16(1)
Communication Systems
17(1)
Clinical Care
17(1)
Human Resources
18(1)
Medical Direction
18(1)
Legislation and Regulation
19(1)
Integration of Health Services
19(1)
Mobile Integrated Healthcare
19(1)
Evaluation
20(1)
Information Systems
21(1)
System Finance
22(1)
Education Systems
22(1)
Prevention and Public Education
23(1)
EMS Research
24(2)
Roles and Responsibilities of the EMT
26(1)
Professional Attributes
27(4)
Prep Kit
31(3)
Chapter 2 Workforce Safety and Wellness
34(50)
Introduction
35(1)
General Health and Wellness
35(1)
Wellness and Stress Management
35(3)
Sleep
38(2)
Infectious and Communicable Diseases
40(1)
Routes of Transmission
41(1)
Risk Reduction and Prevention for Infectious and Communicable Diseases
42(5)
Establishing an Infection Control Routine
47(3)
Immunity
50(2)
General Postexposure Management
52(1)
Scene Safety
52(1)
Scene Hazards
53(5)
Protective Clothing: Preventing Injury
58(1)
Cold Weather Clothing
59(1)
Turnout Gear
59(1)
Gloves
59(1)
Helmets
60(1)
Boots
60(1)
Eye Protection
61(1)
Ear Protection
61(1)
Skin Protection
61(1)
Body Armor
61(1)
Long/Loose Hair, Rings, Jewelry
61(1)
Caring for Critically Ill and Injured Patients
61(1)
Responses of the Critical Patient
62(1)
Techniques for Communicating With the Critical Patient
63(1)
Locate and Notify Family Members
64(1)
Injured and Critically Ill Children
64(1)
Dealing With the Death of a Child
64(1)
Helping the Family
65(1)
Death and Dying
65(1)
The Grieving Process
66(1)
What Can the EMT Do?
67(1)
Dealing With the Patient and Family Members
67(1)
Stress Management on the Job
67(3)
Emotional Aspects of Emergency Care
70(1)
Stressful Situations
70(4)
Workplace Issues
74(1)
Cultural Diversity on the Job
74(1)
Avoiding Sexual Harassment
75(1)
Substance Abuse
75(1)
Suicide Prevention
76(1)
Injury and Illness Prevention
76(4)
Prep Kit
80(4)
Chapter 3 Medical, Legal, and Ethical Issues
84(28)
Introduction
85(1)
Consent
85(1)
Expressed Consent
86(1)
Implied Consent
86(1)
Involuntary Consent
87(1)
Minors and Consent
87(1)
Forcible Restraint
88(1)
The Right to Refuse Treatment
88(2)
Confidentiality
90(1)
HIPAA
90(1)
Advance Directives
90(2)
Physical Signs of Death
92(1)
Presumptive Signs of Death
92(1)
Definitive Signs of Death
93(1)
Medical Examiner Cases
93(1)
Special Situations
94(1)
Organ Donors
94(1)
Medical Identification Insignia
94(1)
Scope of Practice
94(1)
Standards of Care
95(1)
Standards Imposed by Local Custom
95(1)
Standards Imposed by Law
96(1)
Professional or Institutional Standards
96(1)
Standards Imposed by Textbooks
97(1)
Standards Imposed by States
97(1)
Duty to Act
97(1)
Negligence
98(1)
Abandonment
98(1)
Assault and Battery and Kidnapping
99(1)
Defamation
99(1)
Good Samaritan Laws and Immunity
100(1)
Records and Reports
101(1)
Special Mandatory Reporting Requirements
101(1)
Abuse of Children, Older People, and Others
101(1)
Injury During the Commission of a Felony
101(1)
Drug-Related Injuries
101(1)
Childbirth
101(1)
Other Reporting Requirements
101(1)
Scene of a Crime
102(1)
The Deceased
102(1)
Ethical Responsibilities
102(1)
The EMT in Court
103(5)
Prep Kit
108(4)
Chapter 4 Communications and Documentation
112(40)
Introduction
113(1)
Therapeutic Communication
113(1)
Age, Culture, and Personal Experience
114(1)
Nonverbal Communication
115(1)
Verbal Communication
116(10)
Written Communications and Documentation
126(1)
Patient Care Report
126(1)
Types of Forms
127(3)
Reporting Errors
130(2)
Documenting Refusal of Care
132(3)
Special Reporting Situations
135(1)
Communications Systems and Equipment
135(1)
Base Station Radios
135(1)
Mobile and Portable Radios
136(1)
Repeater-Based Systems
136(1)
Digital Equipment
137(1)
Cellular/Satellite Telephones
137(1)
Other Communications Equipment
138(1)
Radio Communications
139(1)
Responding to the Scene
140(2)
Communicating With Medical Control and Hospitals
142(3)
Maintenance of Radio Equipment
145(4)
Prep Kit
149(3)
Chapter 5 Medical Terminology
152(26)
Introduction
153(1)
Anatomy of a Medical Term
153(1)
Word Roots
153(1)
Prefixes
154(1)
Suffixes
154(1)
Combining Vowels
155(1)
Word Building Rules
156(1)
Plural Endings
156(1)
Special Word Parts
156(1)
Numbers
156(1)
Colors
156(1)
Positions and Directions
156(2)
Common Direction, Movement, and Position Terms
158(1)
Directional Terms
158(2)
Movement Terms
160(1)
Other Directional Terms
160(1)
Anatomic Positions
161(1)
Breaking Terms Apart
162(1)
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols
162(1)
Abbreviations
163(1)
Symbols
163(1)
Master Tables
163(11)
Prep Kit
174(4)
Chapter 6 The Human Body
178(62)
Introduction
179(1)
Topographic Anatomy
179(1)
The Planes of the Body
179(1)
The Skeletal System: Anatomy
180(1)
The Axial Skeleton
181(1)
The Spinal Column
181(1)
The Thorax
182(1)
The Appendicular Skeleton
182(2)
The Pelvis
184(1)
The Lower Extremities
185(1)
The Skeletal System: Physiology
186(1)
The Musculoskeletal System: Anatomy
186(1)
Skeletal Muscle
187(1)
The Musculoskeletal System: Physiology
187(1)
The Respiratory System: Anatomy
187(1)
The Upper Airway
187(2)
The Lower Airway
189(1)
Lungs
190(2)
The Respiratory System: Physiology
192(1)
Respiration
192(3)
Ventilation
195(1)
Characteristics of Normal Breathing
195(1)
Inadequate Breathing Patterns in Adults
195(1)
The Circulatory System: Anatomy
196(1)
The Heart
196(3)
Arteries
199(2)
Capillaries
201(1)
Veins
202(1)
The Spleen
203(1)
Blood Composition
203(1)
The Circulatory System: Physiology
203(1)
Normal Circulation in Adults
204(1)
Inadequate Circulation in Adults
205(1)
The Function of Blood
205(1)
Nervous System Control of the Cardiovascular System
206(2)
The Nervous System: Anatomy and Physiology
208(1)
The Central Nervous System
208(3)
The Peripheral Nervous System
211(1)
The Integumentary System (Skin): Anatomy
212(1)
The Integumentary System (Skin): Physiology
213(1)
The Digestive System: Anatomy
214(1)
The Abdomen
214(1)
Mouth
215(1)
Oropharynx
216(1)
Esophagus
216(1)
Stomach
216(1)
Pancreas
216(1)
Liver
216(1)
Small Intestine
217(1)
Large Intestine
217(1)
Appendix
217(1)
Rectum
217(1)
The Digestive System: Physiology
218(1)
The Lymphatic System: Anatomy and Physiology
218(1)
The Endocrine System: Anatomy and Physiology
218(2)
The Urinary System: Anatomy and Physiology
220(1)
The Genital System: Anatomy and Physiology
221(1)
The Male Reproductive System and Organs
221(1)
The Female Reproductive System and Organs
221(2)
Life Support Chain
223(1)
Pathophysiology
224(1)
Respiratory Compromise
224(1)
Shock
225(1)
Alteration of Cellular Metabolism
226(4)
Prep Kit
230(10)
Chapter 7 Life Span Development
240(20)
Introduction
241(1)
Neonates (Birth to 1 Month) and Infants (1 Month to 1 Year)
241(1)
Physical Changes
241(3)
Psychosocial Changes
244(1)
Toddlers (1 to 3 Years) and Preschoolers (3 to 6 Years)
245(1)
Physical Changes
245(1)
Psychosocial Changes
246(1)
School-Age Children (6 to 12 Years)
247(1)
Physical Changes
247(1)
Psychosocial Changes
247(1)
Adolescents (12 to 18 Years)
247(1)
Physical Changes
247(2)
Psychosocial Changes
249(1)
Early Adults (19 to 40 Years)
249(1)
Physical Changes
249(1)
Psychosocial Changes
249(1)
Middle Adults (41 to 60 Years)
250(1)
Physical Changes
250(1)
Psychosocial Changes
250(1)
Older Adults (61 Years and Older)
251(1)
Physical Changes
251(3)
Psychosocial Changes
254(4)
Prep Kit
258(2)
Chapter 8 Lifting and Moving Patients
260(51)
Introduction
261(1)
The Wheeled Ambulance Stretcher
261(1)
Backboards
262(1)
Moving and Positioning the Patient
263(1)
Body Mechanics
264(1)
Anatomy Review
264(3)
Principles of Safe Reaching and Pulling
267(4)
Principles of Safe Lifting and Carrying
271(1)
Patient Weight
271(1)
Lifting and Carrying a Patient on a Backboard or Stretcher
271(3)
Moving a Patient With a Stair Chair
274(2)
Moving a Patient on Stairs With a Stretcher
276(1)
Loading a Wheeled Stretcher Into an Ambulance
276(3)
Directions and Commands
279(2)
Emergency Moves
281(2)
Urgent Moves
283(1)
Rapid Extrication Technique
283(5)
Nonurgent Moves
288(1)
Direct Ground Lift
288(2)
Extremity Lift
290(1)
Transfer Moves
291(2)
Geriatrics
293(2)
Bariatrics
295(1)
Additional Patient-Moving Equipment
296(1)
Bariatric Stretchers
296(1)
Pneumatic and Electronic Powered Wheeled Stretchers
297(1)
Portable/Folding Stretchers
298(1)
Flexible Stretchers
298(1)
Short Backboards
299(1)
Vacuum Mattresses
299(1)
Basket Stretchers
299(1)
Scoop Stretchers
300(1)
Neonatal Isolettes
300(1)
Decontamination
300(1)
Patient Positioning
301(1)
Medical Restraints
301(1)
Personnel Considerations
302(5)
Prep Kit
307(4)
Section 2 Patient Assessment
311(74)
Chapter 9 Patient Assessment
312(73)
Introduction
315(2)
Scene Size-up
317(1)
Ensure Scene Safety
317(1)
Determine Mechanism of Injury/Nature of Illness
318(1)
Take Standard Precautions
319(1)
Determine Number of Patients
320(1)
Consider Additional/Specialized Resources
321(2)
Primary Assessment
323(1)
Form a General Impression
323(1)
Assess Level of Consciousness
324(2)
Assess the Airway
326(1)
Assess Breathing
327(2)
Assess Circulation
329(3)
Performing a Rapid Exam to Identify Life Threats
332(3)
Determine Priority of Patient Care and Transport
335(3)
History Taking
338(1)
Investigate the Chief Complaint (History of Present Illness)
338(2)
Obtain SAMPLE History
340(8)
Secondary Assessment
348(1)
Systematically Assess the Patient---Secondary Assessment
348(5)
Systematically Assess the Patient---Focused Assessment
353(17)
Assess Vital Signs Using the Appropriate Monitoring Device
370(5)
Reassessment
375(1)
Repeat the Primary Assessment
375(1)
Reassess Vital Signs
375(1)
Reassess the Chief Complaint
375(1)
Recheck Interventions
375(1)
Identify and Treat Changes in the Patient's Condition
375(1)
Reassess Patient
375(4)
Prep Kit
379(6)
Section 3 Airway
385(68)
Chapter 10 Airway Management
386(67)
Introduction
387(1)
Anatomy of the Respiratory System
388(1)
Anatomy of the Upper Airway
388(3)
Anatomy of the Lower Airway
391(1)
Physiology of Breathing
392(1)
Ventilation
393(2)
Oxygenation
395(1)
Respiration
396(1)
Pathophysiology of Respiration
397(1)
Factors in the Nervous System
397(1)
Ventilation/Perfusion Ratio and Mismatch
398(1)
Factors Affecting Pulmonary Ventilation
398(1)
Factors Affecting Respiration
399(1)
Circulatory Compromise
399(1)
Patient Assessment
400(1)
Recognizing Adequate Breathing
400(1)
Recognizing Abnormal Breathing
400(2)
Assessment of Respiration
402(3)
Opening the Airway
405(1)
Head Tilt-Chin Lift Maneuver
405(1)
Jaw-Thrust Maneuver
406(2)
Opening the Mouth
408(1)
Suctioning
408(1)
Suctioning Equipment
409(1)
Techniques of Suctioning
410(1)
Basic Airway Adjuncts
411(1)
Oropharyngeal Airways
411(2)
Nasopharyngeal Airways
413(3)
Maintaining the Airway
416(1)
Supplemental Oxygen
416(1)
Supplemental Oxygen Equipment
416(3)
Procedures for Operating and Administering Oxygen
419(3)
Hazards of Supplemental Oxygen
422(1)
Oxygen-Delivery Equipment
423(1)
Nonrebreathing Masks
423(1)
Nasal Cannulas
423(1)
Partial Rebreathing Masks
424(1)
Venturi Masks
424(1)
Tracheostomy Masks
424(1)
Humidification
425(1)
Assisted and Artificial Ventilation
425(1)
Assisting Ventilation in Respiratory Distress/Failure
426(1)
Artificial Ventilation
426(9)
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure
435(1)
Mechanism
436(1)
Indications
436(1)
Contraindications
436(1)
Application
437(1)
Complications
437(2)
Special Considerations
439(1)
Stomas and Tracheostomy Tubes
439(1)
Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
440(1)
Recognition
440(1)
Emergency Medical Care for Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
441(1)
Dental Appliances
442(1)
Facial Bleeding
442(4)
Prep Kit
446(7)
Section 4 Pharmacology
453(32)
Chapter 11 Principles of Pharmacology
454(31)
Introduction
455(1)
How Medications Work
455(1)
Medication Names
456(1)
Routes of Administration
456(3)
Medication Forms
459(1)
Tablets and Capsules
459(1)
Solutions and Suspensions
459(1)
Metered-Dose Inhalers
460(1)
Topical Medications
460(1)
Transcutaneous Medications
460(1)
Gels
460(1)
Gases for Inhalation
461(1)
General Steps in Administering Medication
461(2)
Medication Administration and the EMT
463(1)
Medications Used by EMTs
464(1)
Oral Medications
464(4)
Sublingual Medications
468(2)
Intramuscular Medications
470(1)
Intranasal Medications
471(1)
Inhalation Medications
472(3)
Patient Medications
475(2)
Medication Errors
477(4)
Prep Kit
481(4)
Section 5 Shock and Resuscitation
485(74)
Chapter 12 Shock
486(26)
Introduction
487(1)
Pathophysiology
487(1)
Perfusion
487(3)
Causes of Shock
490(1)
Types of Shock
491(1)
Cardiogenic Shock
491(1)
Obstructive Shock
492(1)
Distributive Shock
493(2)
Hypovolemic Shock
495(1)
Respiratory Insufficiency
495(1)
The Progression of Shock
496(1)
Patient Assessment for Shock
497(2)
Emergency Medical Care for Shock
499(1)
Treating Cardiogenic Shock
500(2)
Treating Obstructive Shock
502(1)
Treating Septic Shock
502(1)
Treating Neurogenic Shock
503(1)
Treating Anaphylactic Shock
503(1)
Treating Psychogenic Shock
503(1)
Treating Hypovolemic Shock
504(1)
Treating Respiratory Insufficiency
504(1)
Treating Shock in Older Patients
504(5)
Prep Kit
509(3)
Chapter 13 BLS Resuscitation
512(47)
Introduction
513(1)
Elements of BLS
514(1)
The Components of CPR
515(1)
Assessing the Need for BLS
516(1)
Basic Principles of BLS
517(1)
Automated External Defibrillation
517(1)
AED Usage in Children
517(1)
Special AED Situations
518(1)
Positioning the Patient
519(1)
Check for Breathing and a Pulse
519(1)
Provide External Chest Compressions
519(1)
Proper Hand Position and Compression Technique
520(2)
Opening the Airway and Providing Artificial Ventilation
522(1)
Opening the Airway in Adults
522(1)
Recovery Position
523(1)
Breathing
524(1)
Provide Artificial Ventilations
524(2)
One-Rescuer Adult CPR
526(1)
Two-Rescuer Adult CPR
526(3)
Switching Positions
529(1)
Devices and Techniques to Assist Circulation
529(2)
Active Compression-Decompression CPR
531(1)
Impedance Threshold Device
531(1)
Mechanical Piston Device
532(1)
Load-Distributing Band CPR or Vest CPR
532(1)
Infant and Child CPR
533(1)
Determining Responsiveness
534(1)
Check for Breathing and a Pulse
534(3)
Airway
537(1)
Provide Rescue Breathing
538(1)
Interrupting CPR
538(1)
When Not to Start CPR
539(1)
When to Stop CPR
540(1)
Foreign Body Airway Obstruction in Adults
541(1)
Recognizing Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
542(1)
Removing a Foreign Body Airway Obstruction in an Adult
542(3)
Foreign Body Airway Obstruction in Infants and Children
545(1)
Removing a Foreign Body Airway Obstruction in a Child
545(1)
Removing a Foreign Body Airway Obstruction in Infants
546(2)
Special Resuscitation Circumstances
548(1)
Opioid Overdose
548(1)
Cardiac Arrest in Pregnancy
548(1)
Grief Support for Family Members and Loved Ones
548(2)
Education and Training for the EMT
550(1)
Education and Training for the Public
550(4)
Prep Kit
554(5)
Section 6 Medical
559(286)
Chapter 14 Medical Overview
560(24)
Introduction
561(1)
Types of Medical Emergencies
561(1)
Patient Assessment
562(5)
Management, Transport, and Destination
567(1)
Scene Time
567(1)
Type of Transport
567(1)
Destination Selection
568(1)
Infectious Diseases
568(1)
General Assessment Principles
569(1)
General Management Principles
569(1)
Epidemic and Pandemic Considerations
569(1)
Common or Serious Communicable Diseases
569(1)
Influenza
569(1)
Herpes Simplex
570(1)
HIV Infection
570(1)
Hepatitis
571(2)
Meningitis
573(1)
Tuberculosis
573(2)
Whooping Cough
575(1)
Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus
575(1)
Global Health Issues
575(1)
Travel Medicine
575(1)
Conclusion
576(4)
Prep Kit
580(4)
Chapter 15 Respiratory Emergencies
584(44)
Introduction
585(1)
Anatomy of the Respiratory System
585(1)
Physiology of Respiration
586(1)
Pathophysiology
587(1)
Carbon Dioxide Retention and Hypoxic Drive
587(2)
Causes of Dyspnea
589(1)
Upper or Lower Airway Infection
590(3)
Acute Pulmonary Edema
593(1)
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
594(1)
Asthma, Hay Fever, and Anaphylaxis
595(4)
Spontaneous Pneumothorax
599(1)
Pleural Effusion
599(1)
Obstruction of the Airway
600(1)
Pulmonary Embolism
600(1)
Hyperventilation
601(1)
Environmental/Industrial Exposure
601(1)
Patient Assessment
602(7)
Emergency Medical Care
609(1)
Metered-Dose Inhaler and Small-Volume Nebulizer
610(2)
Administration of a Metered-Dose Inhaler
612(1)
Administration of Small-Volume Nebulizer
613(2)
Treatment of Specific Conditions
615(1)
Upper or Lower Airway Infection
615(1)
Acute Pulmonary Edema
615(1)
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
616(1)
Asthma, Hay Fever, and Anaphylaxis
616(1)
Spontaneous Pneumothorax
616(1)
Pleural Effusion
617(1)
Obstruction of the Airway
617(1)
Pulmonary Embolism
617(1)
Hyperventilation
617(1)
Environmental/Industrial Exposure
617(1)
Foreign Body Aspiration
617(1)
Tracheostomy Dysfunction
618(1)
Asthma
618(1)
Cystic Fibrosis
618(5)
Prep Kit
623(5)
Chapter 16 Cardiovascular Emergencies
628(46)
Introduction
629(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
629(2)
Circulation
631(5)
Pathophysiology
636(1)
Atherosclerosis
636(1)
Acute Coronary Syndrome
637(2)
Cardiogenic Shock
639(1)
Congestive Heart Failure
640(2)
Hypertensive Emergencies
642(1)
Patient Assessment
642(5)
Emergency Medical Care for Chest Pain or Discomfort
647(1)
Administering Nitroglycerin
648(1)
Cardiac Monitoring
649(4)
Heart Surgeries and Cardiac Assistive Devices
653(1)
Automatic Implantable Cardiac Defibrillators
653(1)
External Defibrillator Vest
654(1)
Left Ventricular Assist Devices
654(1)
Cardiac Arrest
654(1)
Automated External Defibrillation
654(5)
Emergency Medical Care for Cardiac Arrest
659(1)
Preparation
659(1)
Performing Defibrillation
660(9)
Prep Kit
669(5)
Chapter 17 Neurologic Emergencies
674(30)
Introduction
675(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
675(1)
Pathophysiology
676(1)
Headache
676(2)
Stroke
678(1)
Types of Stroke
678(2)
Signs and Symptoms of Stroke
680(1)
Conditions That May Mimic Stroke
681(1)
Seizures
681(1)
Causes of Seizures
682(2)
The Importance of Recognizing Seizures
684(1)
The Postictal State
684(1)
Syncope
685(1)
Altered Mental Status
685(1)
Causes of Altered Mental Status
685(1)
Patient Assessment
686(8)
Emergency Medical Care
694(1)
Headache
695(1)
Stroke
695(1)
Seizure
696(1)
Altered Mental Status
697(3)
Prep Kit
700(4)
Chapter 18 Gastrointestinal and Urologic Emergencies
704(22)
Introduction
705(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
705(1)
The Gastrointestinal System
705(1)
Additional Abdominal Organs
706(1)
The Genital System
706(1)
The Urinary System
706(1)
Pathophysiology
707(1)
Abdominal Pain
708(1)
Causes of Acute Abdomen
708(4)
Urinary System
712(1)
Kidneys
712(1)
Female Reproductive Organs
713(1)
Other Organ Systems
713(1)
Patient Assessment
714(4)
Emergency Medical Care
718(1)
Dialysis Emergencies
719(4)
Prep Kit
723(3)
Chapter 19 Endocrine and Hematologic Emergencies
726(26)
Introduction
727(1)
Endocrine Emergencies
727(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
727(1)
Pathophysiology
728(6)
Patient Assessment of Diabetes
734(4)
Emergency Medical Care for Diabetic Emergencies
738(1)
Giving Oral Glucose
738(2)
The Presentation of Hypoglycemia
740(1)
Seizures
740(1)
Altered Mental Status
740(1)
Misdiagnosis of Neurologic Dysfunction
741(1)
Relationship to Airway Management
741(1)
Hematologic Emergencies
741(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
741(1)
Pathophysiology
742(2)
Patient Assessment of Hematologic Disorders
744(1)
Emergency Medical Care for Hematologic Disorders
745(4)
Prep Kit
749(3)
Chapter 20 Immunologic Emergencies
752(18)
Introduction
753(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
753(1)
Pathophysiology
753(2)
Common Allergens
755(1)
Insect Stings
755(1)
Patient Assessment of an Immunologic Emergency
756(4)
Emergency Medical Care of Immunologic Emergencies
760(1)
Epinephrine
761(7)
Prep Kit
768(2)
Chapter 21 Toxicology
770(32)
Introduction
771(1)
Identifying the Patient and the Poison
771(2)
How Poisons Enter the Body
773(1)
Inhaled Poisons
774(2)
Absorbed and Surface Contact Poisons
776(1)
Ingested Poisons
777(1)
Injected Poisons
777(2)
Patient Assessment
779(2)
Emergency Medical Care
781(1)
Specific Poisons
782(1)
Alcohol
783(1)
Opiates and Opioids
784(1)
Sedative-Hypnotic Drugs
785(1)
Abused Inhalants
786(1)
Hydrogen Sulfide
786(1)
Sympathomimetics
787(1)
Synthetic Cathinones (Bath Salts)
788(1)
Marijuana
788(1)
Hallucinogens
789(1)
Anticholinergic Agents
789(1)
Cholinergic Agents
789(1)
Miscellaneous Drugs
790(1)
Food Poisoning
791(2)
Plant Poisoning
793(5)
Prep Kit
798(4)
Chapter 22 Psychiatric Emergencies
802(26)
Introduction
803(1)
Myth and Reality
803(1)
Defining a Behavioral Crisis
804(1)
The Magnitude of Mental Health Disorders
804(1)
Pathophysiology
805(1)
Organic
805(1)
Functional
805(1)
Safe Approach to a Behavioral Crisis
806(1)
Patient Assessment
807(3)
Acute Psychosis
810(1)
Schizophrenia
810(1)
Excited Delirium
811(1)
Restraint
811(1)
Risks Associated With Patient Restraint
812(1)
The Process of Restraining a Patient
812(2)
Performing Patient Restraint
814(1)
The Potentially Violent Patient
815(2)
Suicide
817(1)
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Returning Combat Veterans
818(1)
Signs and Symptoms of PTSD
818(1)
Caring for the Combat Veteran
819(1)
Medicolegal Considerations
820(1)
Consent
820(1)
Limited Legal Authority
820(5)
Prep Kit
825(3)
Chapter 23 Gynecologic Emergencies
828(17)
Introduction
829(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
829(2)
Pathophysiology
831(1)
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
831(1)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
831(1)
Vaginal Bleeding
832(1)
Patient Assessment
832(3)
Emergency Medical Care
835(1)
Assessment and Management of Specific Conditions
836(1)
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
836(1)
Sexual Assault and Rape
837(5)
Prep Kit
842(3)
Section 7 Trauma
845(336)
Chapter 24 Trauma Overview
846(32)
Introduction
847(1)
Energy and Trauma
847(2)
Mechanism of Injury Profiles
849(1)
Blunt and Penetrating Trauma
850(1)
Blunt Trauma
850(1)
Vehicular Crashes
850(7)
Car Versus Pedestrian
857(1)
Car Versus Bicycle
857(1)
Car Versus Motorcycle
857(1)
Falls
858(1)
Penetrating Trauma
859(3)
Blast Injuries
862(1)
Tissues at Risk
862(2)
Multisystem Trauma
864(1)
Golden Principles of Prehospital Trauma Care
864(1)
Patient Assessment
865(1)
Injuries to the Head
865(1)
Injuries to the Neck and Throat
865(1)
Injuries to the Chest
865(1)
Injuries to the Abdomen
866(1)
Management: Transport and Destination
867(1)
Scene Time
867(1)
Type of Transport
867(1)
Destination Selection
867(4)
Special Considerations
871(3)
Prep Kit
874(4)
Chapter 25 Bleeding
878(26)
Introduction
879(1)
Anatomy and Physiology of the Cardiovascular System
879(1)
The Heart
880(1)
Blood Vessels and Blood
880(1)
Pathophysiology and Perfusion
881(1)
External Bleeding
882(1)
The Significance of External Bleeding
882(1)
Characteristics of External Bleeding
883(1)
Internal Bleeding
884(1)
Mechanism of Injury for Internal Bleeding
885(1)
Nature of Illness for Internal Bleeding
885(1)
Signs and Symptoms of Internal Bleeding
885(1)
Patient Assessment for External and Internal Bleeding
886(2)
Emergency Medical Care for External Bleeding
888(3)
Hemostatic Agents
891(1)
Tourniquets
891(3)
Splints
894(1)
Bleeding From the Nose, Ears, and Mouth
895(2)
Emergency Medical Care for Internal Bleeding
897(4)
Prep Kit
901(3)
Chapter 26 Soft-Tissue Injuries
904(42)
Introduction
905(1)
Anatomy and Physiology of the Skin
905(1)
Anatomy
906(1)
Physiology
906(1)
Pathophysiology of Closed and Open Injuries
907(1)
Closed Injuries
907(2)
Open Injuries
909(3)
Patient Assessment of Closed and Open Injuries
912(6)
Emergency Medical Care for Closed Injuries
918(1)
Emergency Medical Care for Open Injuries
918(1)
Abdominal Wounds
919(1)
Impaled Objects
920(1)
Neck Injuries
921(1)
Bites
922(1)
Burns
923(1)
Pathophysiology of Burns
923(1)
Complications of Burns
924(1)
Burn Severity
924(3)
Patient Assessment of Burns
927(4)
Emergency Medical Care for Burns
931(1)
Management of Specific Burns
931(7)
Dressing and Bandaging
938(1)
Sterile Dressings
938(1)
Bandages
939(4)
Prep Kit
943(3)
Chapter 27 Face and Neck Injuries
946(34)
Introduction
947(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
947(2)
The Eye
949(1)
Injuries of the Face and Neck
950(1)
Soft-Tissue Injuries
951(1)
Dental Injuries
951(1)
Patient Assessment
951(4)
Emergency Medical Care
955(1)
Emergency Medical Care for Specific Injuries
956(1)
Injuries of the Eyes
956(9)
Injuries of the Nose
965(2)
Injuries of the Ear
967(2)
Facial Fractures
969(1)
Dental Injuries
970(1)
Injuries of the Cheek
970(1)
Injuries of the Neck
970(1)
Laryngeal Injuries
971(5)
Prep Kit
976(4)
Chapter 28 Head and Spine Injuries
980(50)
Introduction
981(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
981(1)
Nervous System
981(2)
How the Nervous System Works
983(1)
Skeletal System
984(2)
Head Injuries
986(1)
Scalp Lacerations
986(1)
Skull Fracture
986(2)
Traumatic Brain Injuries
988(1)
Intracranial Pressure
989(1)
Concussion
990(1)
Contusion
991(1)
Other Brain Injuries
991(1)
Spine Injuries
991(1)
Patient Assessment
992(9)
Emergency Medical Care of Head Injuries
1001(1)
Managing the Airway
1001(1)
Circulation
1001(2)
Emergency Medical Care of Spinal Injuries
1003(1)
Managing the Airway
1003(1)
Immobilization of the Cervical Spine
1003(4)
Preparation for Transport
1007(1)
Supine Patients
1007(6)
Sitting Patients
1013(1)
Standing Patients
1014(2)
Spinal Immobilization Devices
1016(2)
Helmet Removal
1018(1)
Preferred Method
1018(3)
Alternate Method
1021(5)
Prep Kit
1026(4)
Chapter 29 Chest Injuries
1030(26)
Introduction
1031(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1031(2)
Mechanics of Ventilation
1033(1)
Injuries of the Chest
1034(1)
Signs and Symptoms of Chest Injury
1035(1)
Patient Assessment
1036(5)
Complications and Management of Chest Injuries
1041(1)
Pneumothorax
1041(3)
Hemothorax
1044(1)
Cardiac Tamponade
1045(1)
Rib Fractures
1045(1)
Flail Chest
1045(2)
Other Chest Injuries
1047(1)
Pulmonary Contusion
1047(1)
Other Fractures
1047(1)
Traumatic Asphyxia
1047(1)
Blunt Myocardial Injury
1047(1)
Commotio Cordis
1047(1)
Laceration of the Great Vessels
1048(4)
Prep Kit
1052(4)
Chapter 30 Abdominal and Genitourinary Injuries
1056(30)
Introduction
1057(1)
Anatomy and Physiology of the Abdomen
1057(1)
Abdominal Quadrants
1057(1)
Hollow and Solid Organs
1058(1)
Injuries to the Abdomen
1059(1)
Closed Abdominal Injuries
1059(2)
Open Abdominal Injuries
1061(1)
Hollow Organ Injuries
1062(1)
Solid Organ Injuries
1063(1)
Patient Assessment of Abdominal Injuries
1064(4)
Assessment of an Isolated Abdominal Injury
1068(1)
Emergency Medical Care of Abdominal Injuries
1069(1)
Closed Abdominal Injuries
1069(1)
Open Abdominal Injuries
1070(2)
Anatomy of the Genitourinary System
1072(1)
Injuries of the Genitourinary System
1073(1)
Injuries of the Kidneys
1073(1)
Injuries to the Urinary Bladder
1073(1)
Injuries of the External Male Genitalia
1074(1)
Injuries of the Female Genitalia
1074(1)
Patient Assessment of the Genitourinary System
1075(2)
Emergency Medical Care of Genitourinary Injuries
1077(1)
Kidneys
1077(1)
Urinary Bladder
1078(1)
External Male Genitalia
1078(1)
Female Genitalia
1078(1)
Rectal Bleeding
1079(1)
Sexual Assault and Rape
1079(4)
Prep Kit
1083(3)
Chapter 31 Orthopaedic Injuries
1086(54)
Introduction
1087(1)
Anatomy and Physiology of the Musculoskeletal System
1087(1)
Muscles
1087(1)
The Skeleton
1088(4)
Musculoskeletal Injuries
1092(1)
Mechanism of Injury
1092(1)
Fractures
1093(3)
Dislocations
1096(1)
Sprains
1096(1)
Strain
1097(1)
Amputations
1097(1)
Complications
1098(1)
Assessing the Severity of Injury
1098(1)
Patient Assessment
1099(4)
Emergency Medical Care
1103(1)
Splinting
1104(11)
Transportation
1115(1)
Specific Musculoskeletal Injuries
1115(1)
Injuries of the Clavicle and Scapula
1115(2)
Dislocation of the Shoulder
1117(1)
Fracture of the Humerus
1118(1)
Elbow Injuries
1118(3)
Fractures of the Forearm
1121(1)
Injuries of the Wrist and Hand
1122(1)
Fractures of the Pelvis
1123(2)
Dislocation of the Hip
1125(1)
Fractures of the Proximal Femur
1126(1)
Femoral Shaft Fractures
1127(1)
Injuries of Knee Ligaments
1127(1)
Dislocation of the Knee
1128(1)
Fractures About the Knee
1128(1)
Dislocation of the Patella
1129(1)
Injuries of the Tibia and Fibula
1130(1)
Ankle Injuries
1130(1)
Foot Injuries
1130(1)
Sprains and Strains
1131(1)
Amputations
1132(1)
Compartment Syndrome
1132(5)
Prep Kit
1137(3)
Chapter 32 Environmental Emergencies
1140(41)
Introduction
1141(1)
Factors Affecting Exposure
1141(1)
Cold Exposure
1142(1)
Hypothermia
1143(2)
Local Cold Injuries
1145(1)
Assessment of Cold Injuries
1146(3)
General Management of Cold Emergencies
1149(1)
Emergency Care of Local Cold Injuries
1150(1)
Cold Exposure and You
1150(1)
Heat Exposure
1150(1)
Heat Cramps
1151(1)
Heat Exhaustion
1151(1)
Heatstroke
1152(1)
Assessment of Heat Emergencies
1152(2)
Management of Heat Emergencies
1154(1)
Heat Cramps
1154(1)
Heat Exhaustion
1154(2)
Heatstroke
1156(1)
Drowning
1157(1)
Spinal Injuries in Submersion Incidents
1157(3)
Recovery Techniques
1160(1)
Resuscitation Efforts
1160(1)
Diving Emergencies
1160(1)
Descent Emergencies
1160(1)
Emergencies at the Bottom
1160(1)
Ascent Emergencies
1161(1)
Assessment of Drowning and Diving Emergencies
1162(2)
Emergency Care for Drowning or Diving Emergencies
1164(1)
Other Water Hazards
1164(1)
Prevention
1165(1)
High Altitude
1165(1)
Lightning
1165(1)
Emergency Medical Care
1166(1)
Bites and Envenomations
1166(1)
Spider Bites
1166(1)
Hymenoptera Stings
1167(1)
Snake Bites
1168(3)
Scorpion Stings
1171(1)
Tick Bites
1172(1)
Injuries From Marine Animals
1173(4)
Prep Kit
1177(4)
Section 8 Special Patient Populations
1181(168)
Chapter 33 Obstetrics and Neonatal Care
1182(34)
Introduction
1183(1)
Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System
1183(2)
Normal Changes in Pregnancy
1185(1)
Complications of Pregnancy
1186(1)
Diabetes
1186(1)
Hypertensive Disorders
1187(1)
Bleeding
1187(1)
Abortion
1188(1)
Abuse
1188(1)
Substance Abuse
1189(1)
Special Considerations for Trauma and Pregnancy
1189(1)
Maternal Cardiac Arrest
1190(1)
Assessment and Management
1190(1)
Cultural Value Considerations
1190(1)
Teenage Pregnancy
1191(1)
Patient Assessment
1191(2)
Stages of Labor
1193(1)
Normal Delivery Management
1194(1)
Preparing for Delivery
1194(2)
The Delivery
1196(5)
Postdelivery Care
1201(1)
Neonatal Assessment and Resuscitation
1202(1)
Additional Resuscitation Efforts
1203(1)
The Apgar Score
1204(2)
Complicated Delivery Emergencies
1206(1)
Breech Delivery
1206(1)
Presentation Complications
1207(1)
Spina Bifida
1208(1)
Multiple Gestation
1208(1)
Premature Birth
1208(1)
Postterm Pregnancy
1209(1)
Fetal Demise
1209(1)
Delivery Without Sterile Supplies
1209(1)
Postpartum Complications
1209(4)
Prep Kit
1213(3)
Chapter 34 Pediatric Emergencies
1216(66)
Introduction
1218(1)
Communication With the Patient and the Family
1218(1)
Growth and Development
1218(1)
The Infant
1219(1)
The Toddler
1220(1)
The Preschool-Age Child
1221(1)
School-Age Years
1222(1)
Adolescents
1222(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1223(1)
The Respiratory System
1224(1)
The Circulatory System
1225(1)
The Nervous System
1225(1)
The Gastrointestinal System
1226(1)
The Musculoskeletal System
1226(1)
The Integumentary System
1226(1)
Patient Assessment
1226(14)
Respiratory Emergencies and Management
1240(1)
Airway Obstruction
1241(2)
Asthma
1243(1)
Pneumonia
1244(1)
Croup
1244(1)
Epiglottitis
1244(1)
Bronchiolitis
1244(1)
Pertussis
1245(1)
Airway Adjuncts
1245(4)
Oxygen Delivery Devices
1249(4)
Cardiopulmonary Arrest
1253(1)
Circulation Emergencies and Management
1253(1)
Shock
1253(2)
Bleeding Disorders
1255(1)
Neurologic Emergencies and Management
1255(1)
Altered Mental Status
1255(1)
Seizures
1255(1)
Meningitis
1256(1)
Gastrointestinal Emergencies and Management
1257(1)
Poisoning Emergencies and Management
1258(1)
Dehydration Emergencies and Management
1259(1)
Fever Emergencies and Management
1260(1)
Febrile Seizures
1260(1)
Drowning Emergencies and Management
1261(1)
Pediatric Trauma Emergencies and Management
1261(1)
Physical Differences
1262(1)
Psychologic Differences
1262(1)
Injury Patterns
1262(1)
Injuries to Specific Body Systems
1262(4)
Burns
1266(1)
Injuries of the Extremities
1267(1)
Pain Management
1267(1)
Disaster Management
1267(1)
Child Abuse and Neglect
1268(1)
Signs of Abuse
1269(1)
Symptoms and Other Indicators of Abuse
1270(1)
Sexual Abuse
1271(1)
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
1271(1)
Patient Assessment and Management
1271(1)
Scene Assessment
1272(1)
Communication and Support of the Family After the Death of a Child
1272(2)
Apparent Life-Threatening Event
1274(3)
Prep Kit
1277(5)
Chapter 35 Geriatric Emergencies
1282(40)
Introduction
1283(1)
Generational Considerations
1283(1)
Communication and Older Adults
1284(1)
Communication Techniques
1284(1)
Common Complaints and the Leading Causes of Death in Older People
1285(1)
Changes in the Body
1285(1)
Changes in the Respiratory System
1286(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1286(1)
Pathophysiology
1286(1)
Changes in the Cardiovascular System
1287(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1287(1)
Pathophysiology
1287(3)
Changes in the Nervous System
1290(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1290(1)
Pathophysiology
1291(2)
Changes in the Gastrointestinal System
1293(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1293(1)
Pathophysiology
1293(1)
Changes in the Renal System
1294(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1294(1)
Pathophysiology
1295(1)
Changes in the Endocrine System
1295(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1295(1)
Pathophysiology
1295(1)
Changes in the Immune System
1295(1)
Changes in the Musculoskeletal System
1296(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
1296(1)
Pathophysiology
1296(1)
Changes in Skin
1297(1)
Toxicology
1297(1)
Behavioral Emergencies
1298(1)
Depression
1298(1)
Suicide
1299(1)
The GEMS Diamond
1299(2)
Special Considerations in Assessing a Geriatric Medical Patient
1301(4)
Trauma and Geriatric Patients
1305(1)
Anatomic Changes and Fractures
1305(1)
Environmental Injury
1306(1)
Special Considerations in Assessing Geriatric Trauma Patients
1306(3)
Assessment of Falls
1309(1)
Response to Nursing and Skilled Care Facilities
1310(1)
Dying Patients
1311(1)
Advance Directives
1311(1)
Elder Abuse and Neglect
1312(1)
Assessment of Elder Abuse
1313(1)
Signs of Physical Abuse
1314(4)
Prep Kit
1318(4)
Chapter 36 Patients With Special Challenges
1322(27)
Introduction
1323(1)
Intellectual Disability
1324(1)
Autism Spectrum Disorder
1324(1)
Down Syndrome
1324(1)
Patient Interaction
1325(1)
Sensory Disabilities
1326(1)
Visual Impairment
1326(1)
Hearing Impairment
1327(3)
Physical Disabilities
1330(1)
Cerebral Palsy
1330(1)
Spina Bifida
1330(1)
Paralysis
1331(1)
Bariatric Patients
1331(1)
Interaction With Patients With Obesity
1332(1)
Interaction With Patients With Morbid Obesity
1332(1)
Patients With Medical Technology Assistance
1333(1)
Tracheostomy Tubes
1333(1)
Mechanical Ventilators
1333(2)
Apnea Monitors
1335(1)
Internal Cardiac Pacemakers
1335(1)
Left Ventricular Assist Devices
1335(1)
External Defibrillator Vest
1335(1)
Central Venous Catheter
1336(1)
Gastrostomy Tubes
1336(1)
Shunts
1337(1)
Vagus Nerve Stimulators
1337(1)
Colostomies, Ileostomies, and Urostomies
1337(1)
Patient Assessment Guidelines
1338(1)
Home Care
1338(1)
Hospice Care and Terminally Ill Patients
1338(1)
Poverty and Homelessness
1339(4)
Prep Kit
1343(6)
Section 9 EMS Operations
1349(138)
Chapter 37 Transport Operations
1350(38)
Introduction
1351(1)
Emergency Vehicle Design
1352(1)
Phases of an Ambulance Call
1353(1)
The Preparation Phase
1353(10)
The Dispatch Phase
1363(1)
En Route to the Scene
1363(1)
Arrival at the Scene
1363(3)
The Transfer Phase
1366(1)
The Transport Phase
1366(1)
The Delivery Phase
1366(1)
En Route to the Station
1367(1)
The Postrun Phase
1367(1)
Defensive Ambulance Driving Techniques
1368(1)
Driver Characteristics
1368(1)
Safe Driving Practices
1369(7)
Air Medical Operations
1376(1)
Helicopter Medical Evacuation Operations
1377(1)
Establishing a Landing Zone
1378(1)
Landing Zone Safety and Patient Transfer
1378(3)
Special Considerations
1381(1)
Medivac Issues
1381(4)
Prep Kit
1385(3)
Chapter 38 Vehicle Extrication and Special Rescue
1388(22)
Introduction
1389(1)
Safety
1389(1)
Vehicle Safety Systems
1389(1)
Fundamentals of Extrication
1390(1)
Preparation
1391(1)
En Route to the Scene
1391(1)
Arrival and Scene Size-up
1391(3)
Hazard Control
1394(1)
Support Operations
1395(1)
Gaining Access
1395(1)
Emergency Care
1396(1)
Removal of the Patient
1397(1)
Transfer of the Patient
1398(1)
Termination
1398(1)
Specialized Rescue Situations
1398(1)
Technical Rescue Situations
1399(1)
Search and Rescue
1400(1)
Trench Rescue
1401(1)
Tactical Emergency Medical Support
1401(2)
Structure Fires
1403(4)
Prep Kit
1407(3)
Chapter 39 Incident Management
1410(40)
Introduction
1411(1)
National Incident Management System
1411(1)
Incident Command System
1412(1)
Incident Command System Roles and Responsibilities
1413(2)
Communications and Information Management
1415(1)
Mobilization and Deployment
1415(1)
EMS Response Within the Incident Command System
1415(1)
Preparedness
1415(1)
Scene Size-up
1415(2)
Establishing Command
1417(1)
Communications
1417(1)
The Medical Branch of Incident Command
1417(1)
Triage Supervisor
1418(1)
Treatment Supervisor
1418(1)
Transportation Supervisor
1418(1)
Staging Supervisor
1418(1)
Physicians on Scene
1418(1)
Rehabilitation Supervisor
1418(1)
Extrication and Special Rescue
1418(1)
Morgue Supervisor
1418(1)
Mass-Casualty Incidents
1419(1)
Triage
1420(1)
Triage Categories
1421(1)
Triage Tags
1422(1)
START Triage
1422(1)
JumpSTART Triage for Pediatric Patients
1423(1)
Triage Special Considerations
1424(1)
Destination Decisions
1424(1)
Disaster Management
1425(1)
Introduction to Hazardous Materials
1425(1)
Recognizing a Hazardous Material
1426(1)
Occupancy and Location
1427(1)
Senses
1427(1)
Containers
1427(3)
The Department of Transportation Marking System
1430(1)
Other Considerations
1430(2)
References
1432(4)
Identification
1436(1)
HazMat Scene Operations
1437(2)
Classification of Hazardous Materials
1439(1)
Personal Protective Equipment Level
1439(1)
Caring for Patients at a HazMat Incident
1440(5)
Prep Kit
1445(5)
Chapter 40 Terrorism Response and Disaster Management
1450(37)
Introduction
1451(1)
What Is Terrorism?
1451(2)
Weapons of Mass Destruction
1453(1)
Chemical Terrorism/Warfare
1453(1)
Biologic Terrorism/Warfare
1453(1)
Nuclear/Radiologic Terrorism
1453(1)
EMT Response to Terrorism
1454(1)
Recognizing a Terrorist Event (Indicators)
1454(1)
Response Actions
1454(3)
Chemical Agents
1457(1)
Vesicants (Blister Agents)
1457(1)
Pulmonary Agents (Choking Agents)
1458(1)
Nerve Agents
1459(3)
Metabolic Agents (Cyanides)
1462(1)
Biologic Agents
1463(1)
Viruses
1463(3)
Bacteria
1466(1)
Neurotoxins
1467(3)
Other EMT Roles During a Biologic Event
1470(1)
Radiologic/Nuclear Devices
1471(1)
What Is Radiation?
1471(1)
Sources of Radiologic Material
1471(1)
Radiologic Dispersal Devices (RDD)
1472(1)
Nuclear Energy
1472(1)
Nuclear Weapons
1472(1)
Symptomatology
1472(1)
Medical Management
1473(1)
Protective Measure
1473(1)
Incendiary and Explosive Devices
1473(1)
Mechanisms of Injury
1473(8)
Prep Kit
1481(6)
Section 10 The Team Approach to Health Care
1487(1)
Chapter 41 A Team Approach to Healthcare
1488(1)
Introduction
1489(1)
An Era of Team Health Care
1489(1)
Community Paramedicine and Mobile Integrated Healthcare Teams
1489(1)
Differences Among Teams
1489(1)
Types of Teams
1490(1)
Regular Teams
1490(1)
Temporary Teams
1490(1)
Special Teams
1490(1)
Groups Versus Teams
1490(1)
Groups
1490(1)
Dependent, Independent, and Interdependent Groups
1491(1)
Dependent
1491(1)
Independent
1491(1)
Interdependent
1491(1)
Effective Team Performance
1491(1)
A Shared Goal
1491(1)
Clear Roles and Responsibilities
1491(1)
Diverse and Competent Skill Sets
1492(1)
Effective Collaboration and Communication
1492(1)
Supportive and Coordinated Leadership
1493(1)
Transfer of Patient Care
1494(1)
General Guidelines
1494(1)
BLS and ALS Providers Working Together
1495(1)
Where BLS Care Ends and ALS Care Begins
1495(1)
Assisting With ALS Skills
1495(1)
Assisting with Placement of Advanced Airways
1495(5)
Vascular Access
1500(3)
Troubleshooting Team Conflicts
1503(5)
Prep Kit
1508(4)
Glossary 1512(31)
Index 1543
Section 1 Preparatory
1(82)
Chapter 1 EMS Systems
1(6)
Chapter 2 Workforce Safety and Wellness
7(12)
Chapter 3 Medical, Legal, and Ethical Issues
19(9)
Chapter 4 Communications and Documentation
28(10)
Chapter 5 Medical Terminology
38(7)
Chapter 6 The Human Body
45(16)
Chapter 7 Life Span Development
61(8)
Chapter 8 Lifting and Moving Patients
69(14)
Section 2 Patient Assessment
83(15)
Chapter 9 Patient Assessment
83(15)
Section 3 Airway
98(14)
Chapter 10 Airway Management
98(14)
Section 4 Pharmacology
112(9)
Chapter 11 Principles of Pharmacology
112(9)
Section 5 Shock and Resuscitation
121(22)
Chapter 12 Shock
121(11)
Chapter 13 BLS Resuscitation
132(11)
Section 6 Medical
143(114)
Chapter 14 Medical Overview
143(7)
Chapter 15 Respiratory Emergencies
150(14)
Chapter 16 Cardiovascular Emergencies
164(18)
Chapter 17 Neurologic Emergencies
182(12)
Chapter 18 Gastrointestinal and Urologic Emergencies
194(9)
Chapter 19 Endocrine and Hematologic Emergencies
203(14)
Chapter 20 Immunologic Emergencies
217(10)
Chapter 21 Toxicology
227(11)
Chapter 22 Psychiatric Emergencies
238(9)
Chapter 23 Gynecologic Emergencies
247(10)
Section 7 Trauma
257(114)
Chapter 24 Trauma Overview
257(9)
Chapter 25 Bleeding
266(14)
Chapter 26 Soft-Tissue Injuries
280(15)
Chapter 27 Face and Neck Injuries
295(12)
Chapter 28 Head and Spine Injuries
307(15)
Chapter 29 Chest Injuries
322(9)
Chapter 30 Abdominal and Genitourinary Injuries
331(11)
Chapter 31 Orthopaedic Injuries
342(16)
Chapter 32 Environmental Emergencies
358(13)
Section 8 Special Patient Populations
371(50)
Chapter 33 Obstetrics and Neonatal Care
371(16)
Chapter 34 Pediatric Emergencies
387(13)
Chapter 35 Geriatric Emergencies
400(13)
Chapter 36 Patients With Special Challenges
413(8)
Section 9 EMS Operations
421(36)
Chapter 37 Transport Operations
421(10)
Chapter 38 Vehicle Extrication and Special Rescue
431(7)
Chapter 39 Incident Management
438(10)
Chapter 40 Terrorism Response and Disaster Management
448(9)
Section 10 The Team Approach to Health Care
457(10)
Chapter 41 A Team Approach to Health Care
457(10)
Answer Key 467
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