Each year, the TSTC EMS program conducts an extrication exercise in which they give first year basic students a platform upon which they can display their proficiency in various skills including triage, MC incident management, placement of traction splints, c-collars, backboards, and oxygen masks and cannulas. In addition, students learn how to take vital signs under stress. This year, I played the part of the bus driver who was suffering a heart attack after a multi-vehicle accident. The exercise is supported by the AFD, Metrocare, AirEvac Lifeteam, and several other 911 response teams from surrounding communities.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Extracation 2010
Each year, the TSTC EMS program conducts an extrication exercise in which they give first year basic students a platform upon which they can display their proficiency in various skills including triage, MC incident management, placement of traction splints, c-collars, backboards, and oxygen masks and cannulas. In addition, students learn how to take vital signs under stress. This year, I played the part of the bus driver who was suffering a heart attack after a multi-vehicle accident. The exercise is supported by the AFD, Metrocare, AirEvac Lifeteam, and several other 911 response teams from surrounding communities.
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