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EMS Psychomotor Skills Lab Manual
This practical text was created to replace EMS skill sheets recently discontinued by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT). This text covers the basics of the EMT scope of practice in Oregon and was created with the diversity of EMT practitioners and their patients in mind, including not only racial diversity but also LGBTQ populations, and considerations for EMTs practicing in rural environments.
- Author
- Chris Hamper, Carmen Curtz, Holly A. Edwins, and Jamie Kennel
- Publisher
- Oregon Institute of Technology
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
Contents· 75 sections
- 01: Safety
- 1.01: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Body Substance Isolation (BSI)
- 1.02: Safe Lifting
- 1.03: Safe Firearm Handling
- 1.04: Hazardous Materials
- 02: Assessment Tasks
- 2.01: Radial Brachial Pulses
- 2.02: Spot Pulses
- 2.03: Pupil Assessment
- 2.04: Respiratory Rates
- 2.05: Abnormal Lung Sounds
- 2.07: Blood Pressure Palpation
- 2.08: Capillary Blood Glucose (CBG)
- 2.09: Glascow Coma Scale (GCS)
- 03: Team Function
- 3.01: Closed Loop Communications
- 3.02: Team Pause
- 3.03: Calling Online Medical Control
- 3.04: Calling in HEAR Reports
- 3.05: Equity in Healthcare- What is equity in healthcare
- 3.06: Equity in Healthcare Activities- Self-Awareness
- 3.07: EMT as a Team member for Advanced Life Support Assist Skills
- 3.08: Helicopter Operations
- 04: Airway and Breathing Skills
- 4.01: Oxygen Tank Assembly
- 4.02: Nasal Cannula
- 4.03: Non-rebreather Mask
- 4.04: Suctioning
- 4.05: Bag Valve Mask (BVM)
- 4.06: Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)
- 4.07: Gel Insertion
- 4.08: King Airway Insertion
- 4.09: Choking Adult Child
- 05: Dynamic Multi-Skill Assessments
- 5.01: Dynamic Multi-Skill Assessments
- 06: Trauma Operations
- 6.01: Trauma Assessment MARCH
- 6.02: Bleeding Control (Direct Pressure Pressure Dressing Tourniquet Junctional Tourniquet Wound Packing)
- 6.03: Entrapment and Crush Injuries
- 6.04: Wounds to the Neck
- 6.05: Sucking Chest Wounds
- 6.06: Eye Emergencies
- 6.07: Abdominal Eviscerations
- 6.08: Pelvic Binder
- 6.09: Traction Splints
- 6.10: Impaled Objects
- 6.11: Extremity Splinting
- 6.12: Spinal Immobilization
- 6.13: Spinal Motion Restriction
- 6.15: Sexual Assault
- 6.16: Final Trauma Evaluation
- 11: Blood Pressure Auscultation
- 07: Medical Operations
- 7.01: Medical Assessment
- 7.02: Altered Mental Status
- 7.03: Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA) Stroke Recognition
- 7.04: Sepsis Recognition
- 7.05: Psychiatric Emergencies and De-escalation Techniques
- 7.06: Adult Cardiac Arrest Team Lead
- 7.07: Adult Cardiac Arrest Team Member
- 7.08: Automatic Compression Devices (LUCAS)
- 7.09: POLST
- 08: Pharmacology
- 8.01: Intramuscular injection
- 8.02: Intramuscular Autoinjector
- 8.03: Epinephrine (1-1000)
- 8.04: Oral Medications
- 8.05: Inhaled Medications and Nebulizers
- 8.06: Intranasal (IN) Medication Administration
- 09: Pediatric and Obstetrics
- 9.01: Obstetrics and Childbirth
- 9.02: Pediatric Cardiac Arrest
- 9.03: Health Emergency Ready Oregon (HERO) Kids Registry
- 10: Medical Patient Assessment Team Lead Final Evaluation
- 10.01: Medical Patient Assessment Team Lead Final Evaluation