Slides, videos, SOPs and checklists developed by Emergency Services Academy with clear evaluation dates.
This training material provides essential knowledge about hypothermia, heat-related illnesses and drowning. It covers the underlying physiology, recognition of signs and symptoms, potential complications and appropriate management of affected patients. It also emphasizes safe rescue practices and effective pre-hospital care.
This video demonstrates the systematic assessment and initial management of a burn patient, including scene safety, mechanism of injury, physical examination, motor function, secondary assessment and estimation of body surface area using the Rule of Nines. It also covers appropriate wound cleansing with normal saline and the application of Xylocain gel and Quinz cream as part of initial burn care.
This training material provides an overview of burn emergencies, covering their types, causes, classification, assessment, pathophysiology, complications and specific considerations for thermal, chemical, electrical, radiation, friction and cold burns. It also focuses on essential pre-hospital management, including airway assessment, oxygen therapy, cooling, dressing, fluid resuscitation and timely transport to appropriate medical care.
This training material provides EMTs with comprehensive knowledge for the assessment and prehospital management of trauma emergencies. It covers the principles of trauma assessment, hemorrhage control, burns, fractures, spinal and skeletal immobilization and the management of head, chest, abdominal, pelvic, and extremity injuries. This module is designed to strengthen the clinical competence and decision-making skills of EMTs, enabling them to deliver timely, safe and effective trauma care in accordance with established emergency medical practices.
This video demonstrates the correct intramuscular (IM) injection technique, including safe medication administration. It also covers the indications, contraindications and precautions of the procedure.
An ACE inhibitor used to treat hypertension, heart failure and after myocardial infarction. It helps lower blood pressure and improve cardiac function.
A corticosteroid used to reduce inflammation and treat severe allergic and autoimmune conditions.
A nitrate medication used to prevent and relieve angina (chest pain) by improving blood flow to the heart.
An antiplatelet and analgesic drug used to relieve pain, reduce fever and help prevent heart attack and stroke by reducing blood clot formation.
This training material provides essential guidance on the medications covered in this module, focusing on their indications, safe administration and pre-hospital use. EMTs are encouraged to study it carefully to enhance their knowledge and clinical decision-making.
This training module provides essential knowledge required for the recognition, assessment and management of common medical emergencies. It equips first responders with standardized life-saving procedures including patient assessment, airway management, CPR, oxygen therapy and emergency care interventions.
This video demonstrates the appropriate use of Angised in patients with suspected cardiac chest pain after ensuring no contraindications are present.
This video explains when and how Aspirin should be administered for suspected cardiac chest pain, including patient assessment, indications, contraindications and proper administration technique.
This training material provides essential knowledge guidelines for the identification and treatment of anaphylaxis and diabetic emergencies to improve patient outcomes and ensure high-quality emergency care.
This training equips EMTs with essential skills for managing pregnancy, childbirth, newborn assessment, obstetric emergencies and newborn life support in pre-hospital settings.
This training material covers essential knowledge and clinical competencies related to the circulatory system. It includes the basic anatomy and function of the heart and blood vessels, patient assessment, pulse and blood pressure monitoring, control of bleeding, recognition and management of shock, and the management of common circulatory emergencies in pre-hospital settings.
