January - May 2016 EMT- Basic Night Class

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1 January - May 2016 EMT- Basic Night Class Medical Director: Dr. Mark Quale Program Director: Toni Roberson Phone: toni.roberson@alamancecc.edu Lead Instructor: Gary Holmes gholmes5@aol.com ACC Main Campus room B-120 Tuesday and Thursday: 18:00-22:00, Every Other Saturday: 08:00-17:00 Required Text Textbook: Limmer, Daniel, & Michael F. O Keefe. Emergency Care, 13 th edition. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey:Pearson Education, Inc, ISBN-13: My Brady Lab for Limmer EMStesting--$45.00 (will be explained the first night of class) Pearson's Brady Resource Central for Emergency Care, 13/e by Limmer / O'Keefe / Dickinson. **EMS Brady books has also packaged the above 4 items together to help reduce your cost. This can be purchased at the bookstore only otherwise each will have to be purchased separately. American Heart Association, BLS for Healthcare Providers ISBN Suggested Textbooks: AAOS, Patient Assessment Practice Scenarios ISBN AAOS, Emergency Care and Transport of the Sick and Injured Case Studies ISBN Tuition $ registration fee if not fee exempt $16.00 for liability insurance $10.50 for pocket face mask and AHA HCP CPR Card Payment of tuition $ guarantees placement in the class. Please register at the Dillingham Center, 1304 Plaza Drive, Burlington, located in the Burlington Village Outlets

2 Required Uniform Uniforms consist of polo shirts, sweatshirts, black slacks or black cargo pants and black work boots. The polo shirts and sweatshirts will be ordered the first night of class from our vendor. He is requiring payment with order. Uniform pants are black slacks or black cargo pants, which you may purchase wherever you choose. Black work boots that can be polished will also be a part of the uniform. Prerequisites Must be 18 years of age OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT College, High school or have a GED, please send to ACC to the attention of: Alamance Community College P O Box 8000 Graham, NC Attention: Toni Roberson Completion of a reading assessment test showing a minimum of a 10 th grade reading comprehension level. The TABE test will be given the second night of class. A copy of the following immunizations are also required: Current TB test within 1 year Hepatitis B (can sign declination forms) MMR Tdap Varicella (Chicken Pox) titer Flu Vaccination (can sign declination forms) Copy of Driver License and Social Security Card NIMS Online Classes All of the NIMS classes can be taken on line. Once you complete them you will receive a certificate. You will be given credit for these classes. If you have any questions with regards to the information, please let me know. NIMS is designed to provide a consistent nationwide approach for Federal, State, and local governments to work effectively and efficiently together to prepare for, respond to and recover from domestic incidents, regardless of cause, size of complexity. IS-100 Introduction to the Incident Command System, (I-100), for federal Disaster Workers IS-200 Basic Incident Command Systems (I-200), for Federal Disaster Workers IS-700 National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction IS-800 National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction

3 Please bring transcripts, copy of driver license and social security card, and immunization records the first night of class. Date Topic 1/12/2016 Course Introduction History of EMS and EMS Systems 1/14/2016 The Well Being of the EMT Medical Legal Ethical 1/16/2016 Saturday CPR 1/19/2016 The Human Body 1/21/2016 Baseline: Vital Signs and SAMPLE History Lifting and Moving 1/26/2016 Lifting and Moving 1/28/2016 Communications and Documentation Review 1/30/2016 Saturday EXAM: MODULE 1 Pharmacology 2/2/2016 Airway Management (4) 2/4/2016 Practical Skills Lab: Airway (4) 2/9/2016 Practical Skills Lab: Airway (4) 2/11/2016 Advanced Airway (4) 2/13/2016 Saturday Advanced Airway (2) Practical Skills Lab: Airway Management and Advanced Airway (6) 2/16/2016 Evaluation of Airway Skills and Management 2/18/2016 Scene Size Up (1) The Initial Assessment (2)

4 2/18/2016 Focused History and Physical Exam Trauma Patient (3) 2/23/2016 Focused History and Physical Exam Medical Patient (3) Detailed Physical Exam (1) 2/25/2016 Detailed Physical Exam (1) On-going Assessment (2) Practical Skills Lab Patient Assessment (1) 2/27/2016 Saturday Practical Skills Lab-Patient Assessment (2) Evaluation Patient Assessment (3) EXAM: MODULE 2 3/1/2016 Respiratory Emergencies 3/3/2016 Cardiovascular Emergencies (4) 3/5/2016 Saturday Cardiovascular Emergencies (2) Scenarios and Skills 3/7/2016 to 3/11/2016 Spring Break These will be used for make up for days missed due to inclement weather. 3/15/2016 Diabetes/Altered Mental Status (2) Allergies (2) 3/17/2016 Poisoning/Overdose (2) Environmental Emergencies(2) 3/19/2016 Saturday Practical Skills Lab: Medical/Behavioral (4) Evaluation of Medical/Behavioral (2) EXAM: MODULE 3 3/22/2016 OB/GYN (3) Infants and Children (1) 3/24/2016 Easter Break 3/29/2016 Infants and Children (4) 3/31/2016 Practical Skills Lab: OB/GYN, Infants and Children(4)

5 4/2/2016 Saturday Evaluation: OB/GYN, Infants and Children (2) Geriatrics (4) EXAM: MODULE 4 4/5/2016 Trauma Overview Bleeding and Shock (3) 4/7/2016 Soft Tissue Injuries (3) Musculoskeletal Care (1) 4/12/2016 Musculoskeletal Care (4) 4/14/2016 Injuries to the Head and Spine (3) Practical Skills Lab: Trauma (1) 4/16/2016 Saturday Practical Skills and Scenarios Trauma (7) 4/19/2016 Evaluation of Trauma Skills (3) Review 4/21/2016 EXAM: MODULE 5 Ambulance Operations (2) 4/26/2016 Gaining Access (2) Overviews (1) Evaluation: Operations (1) 4/28/2016 EXAM: MODULE 6 Practical Skills Review 4/30/2016 Saturday Skills Competency Testing Review 5/3/2016 Practical Skills Review 5/5/2016 FINAL WRITTEN EXAM Practical Skills Review 5/7/2015 Saturday SCOPE OF PRACTICE TEST 5/8/2015 Sunday Scope of Practice Test (if Needed) Clinical Field Hours: 8

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