
Paramedic Care: Principles and Practice, Volume 1, 6th edition
Published by Pearson (September 3, 2022) © 2023
- Bryan E. Bledsoe |
- Bob Porter |
- Richard A. Cherry |
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Key features
Features of MyLab Brady for the 6th Edition
- Animations simplify the difficult concepts of cardiac cycle and cardiac output.
- Video lecture captures feature the author explaining difficult concepts while drawing images and diagrams on a whiteboard to illustrate points and enhance learning.
- Decision-making cases present real-world scenarios and challenge students to make action and knowledge decisions for patient care. New tools help you integrate the cases into your instruction.
- With Street Scene Videos, students watch a portion of each real-world scenario video, then pause it to answer a question. You can view student responses as the live scenes unfold.
- Pearson eText is an easy-to-use digital textbook available within MyLab. It lets students read, highlight and take notes all in one place, even offline.
Table of contents
VOLUME 1: EMS FOUNDATIONS
- Introduction to Advanced Prehospital Emergency Medicine
- EMS Systems
- Roles and Responsibilities of the EMS Practitioner
- EMS Safety and Wellness
- EMS Research
- Public Health
- Medical-Legal Aspects of Out-of-Hospital Care
- Ethics in EMS
- EMS System Communications
- Ground EMS Operations
- Air Medical Operations
- Multiple-Casualty Incidents and Incident Management
- Rescue Awareness and Operations
- Hazardous Materials
- Terrorism
- Crime Scene Awareness
- Rural EMS
- Human Lifespan Development
- Pathophysiology
- Emergency Pharmacology
- Intravenous Access and Medication Administration
- Airway Management and Ventilation
- Scene Size Up
- Primary Assessment
- Therapeutic Communications
- History Taking
- Secondary Assessment
- Patient Monitoring Technology
- Patient Assessment in the Field
- Documentation
- Critical Thinking and Clinical Decision-Making
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