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Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Training
Health
This course covers the foundational duties of an EMR, including scene safety, teamwork, and communication. It includes patient assessment steps, airway management, bleeding control, CPR, and AED use. Topics explore medical emergencies such as chest pain, seizures, and diabetic issues, as well as trauma care for burns, fractures, and spinal injuries. Scene hazards, PPE use, and safe lifting techniques are also emphasized throughout.
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Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Training
Learn essential EMR skills for scene safety, patient checks, and life-saving care with this free online course.
This course covers the foundational duties of an EMR, including scene safety, teamwork, and communication. It includes patient assessment steps, airway management, bleeding control, CPR, and AED use. Topics explore medical emergencies such as chest pain, seizures, and diabetic issues, as well as trauma care for burns, fractures, and spinal injuries. Scene hazards, PPE use, and safe lifting techniques are also emphasized throughout.
Course description
Course module
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8 Lessons
EMR Foundations
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.The Role of an EMR
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3.Scene Safety
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4.Patient Checks
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5.Airway Care
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6.Bleeding and CPR
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7.Medical and Trauma Aid
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8.Lesson Summary
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Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) - Final Assessment
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