Paramedic Refresher Module V: Medical Emergencies I
with Anthony McDaniel
$25
This is a 4 hour course which meets WVOEMS Approved Paramedic Refresher (NCCP Standards)
Required Objectives:
- Explain the role glucose plays on the cells
- Explain the role of insulin
- Discuss s/s commonly associated with hypo/hyperglycemia
- Identify commonly prescribed medications used to treat diabetes
- Explain the management of hypo/hyperglycemia
- Discuss metabolic syndrome
- Discuss the functions of different insulin pumps
- Discuss common synthetic stimulants and natural or synthetic THC
- Recognize the effects
- Synthetic stimulants
- Natural and synthetic THC
- Discuss common opioids
- Explain common treatment options for a person experiencing opioid overdose
- Discuss the causes of an allergic reaction/anaphylaxis
- Differentiate between a mild/localized allergic reaction and anaphylaxis
- Explain the actions of medications used to treat anaphylaxis
- Benadryl
- Epinephrine
- Discuss the different routes of delivery of medications and the rates of absorption for those routes
- IM
- SQ
- IN
- IV
- Discuss pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management options
- Determine the differences between acute and chronic pain management
- Discuss the role of QA/QI, medical direction involvement and the importance of documentation of pain management.
- Discuss reassessment/re-evaluation of pain and management
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Feb 25th, 2025
Tue from 1:00 - 5:00 pm
West Virginia Northern Community College - Wheeling Campus
304-214-8968
1704 Market Street
Wheeling, WV 26003
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Room: B & O 316