FILTERS
012 Tier 2 Course
This is a guided Tier 2 scenario using a CLS bag. The primary learning objective of this scenario is to briefly review fracture management and splinting.
002 Tier 2 Course
This is a guided Tier 2 scenario with a CLS bag. The primary learning objective is to show you another more advanced way to treat an airway obstruction using a nasopharyngeal (NPA) airway device in combination with a Bag Valve Mask (BVM) Device.
005 Triage
The patient has an amputation and a head injury. The patient is unresponsive. A student should apply the SALT triage algorithm to determine the appropriate triage category and justify their decision based on the patient's condition and response.
001 Tier 1 Practice Pack
This patient presents with an airway obstruction (facial burn), internal hemorrhage from a pelvic fracture, a closed head (brain) injury evidenced form bruising behind the patient’s ear, an arm burn (left), a penetrating eye injury (left), and an open fracture (right leg). The airway obstruction requires an NPA and a jaw thrust. The arm burn requires a bandage. The eye injury requires a protective/rigid eye shield. The patient is unstable, but saveable and should be medically evacuated.
013 Tier 2 Course
This is a guided Tier 2 scenario using a CLS bag. The primary learning objective of this scenario is to review hypothermia management methods.
004 Tier 2 Practice Pack
This unguided Tier 2 scenario using a CLS bag involves a severely unstable trauma patient with massive junctional hemorrhage, airway obstruction from facial burns, a developing open tension pneumothorax, multiple extremity injuries, and penetrating trauma, with potential for early cardiac arrest requiring rapid prioritization of life-saving care.
010 Triage
The patient has a facial burn and an impacted airway. The patient is responsive. A student should apply the SALT triage algorithm to determine the appropriate triage category and justify their decision based on the patient's condition and response.
006 Tier 1 Practice Pack
This patient presents with massive hemorrhage (left upper extremity amputation and left lower extremity amputation that require tourniquets),an airway obstruction (facial burn), a developing left open tension pneumothorax (left posterior (back) gunshot wound), internal hemorrhage (bleeding) from blunt abdominal trauma, and a closed head (brain) injury that is evidenced by the bruising behind the patient’s ear and the patient’s confusion. The airway obstruction requires a head-tilt-chin lift or repositioning the patient. The patient is unstable, but saveable and should be medically evacuated.
010 Tier 2 Practice Pack
This unguided Tier 2 scenario, conducted with a CLS bag, presents a critically injured patient with massive junctional hemorrhage, airway obstruction from facial burns, a developing open tension pneumothorax, multiple penetrating injuries, burns, and internal bleeding who is unstable but saveable with timely intervention and evacuation.