SCC EMT Program

Can you provide me the EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) – Basic program details of SSC or Spokane Community College as I want to take admission in the course?

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The Emergency Medical Technician program of Spokane Community College is a comprehensive 12-week class that fully prepares students for a dynamic career in emergency services.

EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) – Basic Course Details

Basic First Aid in the Workplace
Course Outline:
I. Introduction
A. Roles and Responsibilities
B. Scene Safety
II. Infectious Diseases
III. Activation of EMS
IV. Human Anatomy
A. Initial Assessment
B. Ongoing Assessment
V. Airway Management
VII. Circulation and CPR
A. CPR Practice
B. Shock
C. Bleeding
VI. Muscle and Bone Injuries
VII. Spinal Precautions
VIII. Oxygen Administration
IX. Eye Injuries
X. Heat Related Emergencies
XI. Cold Related Emergencies
XII. Burns
XIII. Breathing Emergencies
XIV. Cardiac Emergencies and Chest Pain
XV. Chest and Head Injuries
XVI. Abdominal Emergencies
XVII. Stroke
XVIII. Diabetic Emergencies
XIX. Poisoning and Overdose
XX. Seizures, Convulsions, and Altered Mental Status
XXI. Allergic Reactions

Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Lecture Only
Course Outline:
I. Introduction to Emergency Care
A. Well-being of the EMT-basic
B. Medical/Legal Ethical Issues
C. The Human Body
D. Baseline Vital signs and Sample History
E. Lifting and Moving Patients
F. Airway
G. Practical Skills Lab - Airway
Print Date: 7/29/14
II. Initial Assessment
A. Scene Size-up
B. Focused History and Physical Exam- Trauma
C. Focused History and Physical Exam-Medical
D. Detailed Physical Exam
III On-going Assessment
A. Communication
B. Documentation
C. Practical Skills Lab: Patient Assessment
IV. Medical/Behavioral Emergencies I
A. General Pharmacology
B. Respiratory Emergencies
C. Cardiovascular Emergencies
D. Diabetes/Altered Mental State
E. Allergies
F. Poisoning/Overdose
G. Environmental Emergencies
H. Behavioral Emergencies
I. Obstetrics/Gynecology
J. Practical Skills lab: Medical/Behavioral Emergencies
V. Medical/Behavioral Emergencies II
A. Bleeding and Shock
B. Soft Tissue Injuries
C. Musculoskeletal Care
D. Injuries to the Head, Spine, Chest and Abdomen
E. Practical Skills Lab: Trauma
F. Infants and Children
G. Practical Skills Lab: Infants and Children
VI. Operations
A. Emergency Vehicle Operations
B. Gaining Access
VII. Comprehensive Finals
A. Medical
B. Trauma

Emergency Medical Technician-Basic
Course Outline:
I. Introduction to Emergency Care
A. Well-being of the EMT-basic
B. Medical/Legal Ethical Issues
C. The Human Body
D. Baseline Vital signs and Sample History
E. Lifting and Moving Patients
F. Airway
G. Practical Skills Lab - Airway
Print Date: 7/29/14
II. Initial Assessment
A. Scene Size-up
B. Focused History and Physical Exam- Trauma
C. Focused History and Physical Exam-Medical
D. Detailed Physical Exam
III On-going Assessment
A. Communication
B. Documentation
C. Practical Skills Lab: Patient Assessment
IV. Medical/Behavioral Emergencies I
A. General Pharmacology
B. Respiratory Emergencies
C. Cardiovascular Emergencies
D. Diabetes/Altered Mental State
E. Allergies
F. Poisoning/Overdose
G. Environmental Emergencies
H. Behavioral Emergencies
I. Obstetrics/Gynecology
J. Practical Skills lab: Medical/Behavioral Emergencies
V. Medical/Behavioral Emergencies II
A. Bleeding and Shock
B. Soft Tissue Injuries
C. Musculoskeletal Care
D. Injuries to the Head, Spine, Chest and Abdomen
E. Practical Skills Lab: Trauma
F. Infants and Children
G. Practical Skills Lab: Infants and Children
VI. Operations
A. Emergency Vehicle Operations
B. Gaining Access
VII. Comprehensive Finals
A. Medical
B. Trauma