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LaGrange Community Hospital
LaGrange Community Hospital
LaGrange County EMS
Basic-Advanced EMT Course
Module Objectives
Session 14
At the completion of this course session, the student will be able to:
- Discuss the common causes of shock in infants and children. (C-1)
- Evaluate the severity of shock in infants and children. (C-3)
- Describe the epidemiology, including the incidence, morbidity/mortality, risk factors and prevention strategies for shock in infants and children. (C-1)
- Discuss the pathophysiology of shock in infants and children. (C-1)
- Discuss the assessment findings associated with shock in infants and children. (C-1)
- Discuss the management/treatment plan for shock in infants and children. (C-1)
- Discuss basic cardiac life support (CPR) guidelines for infants and children. (C-1)
- Identify appropriate parameters for performing infant and child CPR. (C-1)
- Discuss age appropriate vascular access sites for infants and children. (C-1)
- Discuss the appropriate equipment for vascular access in infants and children. (C-1)
- Identify complications of vascular access for infants and children. (C-1)
- Discuss anatomical features of children that predispose or protect them from certain injuries. (C-1)
- Discuss fluid management and shock treatment for infant and child trauma patients. (C-1)
- Demonstrate the ability to provide reassurance, empathy and compassion for the parent/guardian. (A-1)
- Demonstrate appropriate technique for measuring pediatric vital signs. (P-2)
- Demonstrate appropriate technique for insertion of peripheral intravenous catheters for infants and children. (P-2)
- Demonstrate appropriate parent/caregiver interviewing techniques for infant and child death situations. (P-2)
- Demonstrate proper infant and child CPR. (P-2)
- State the reading and homework assignments for the next class session.