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EMS Climbing Accident and Rescue

In partnership with: Air Methods

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Emergency Medicine Paramedic Trauma

Capabilities

Accessibility

Multiplayer

Scenario Information

Room size: 12x12

Learner Population: EMS/Prehospital, Physician/Advanced Practice Provider

Language: English

Setting: Outdoor

Patient Gender: Male

Scenario Description

In this scenario, a 34 year-old male is involved in a climbing accident after a rock fall cut his rope. The flight crew has arrived prior to any other first responders. The patient has sustained multiple traumatic injuries and is hemodynamically unstable when the flight crew arrives. The learner must perform a primary survey, discover tension pneumothorax, hemorrhage control of the unstable pelvic fracture, and perform a secondary survey. If learners do not perform these critical actions, the patient will go into cardiac arrest. However, the learner will have a second chance to fix critical actions and possibly move on, otherwise, the patient remains in PEA arrest and will die.

Formerly Known As: Wilderness Climbing Accident

Learning Objectives

– Complete a primary and secondary assessment of a multisystem trauma patient
– Correctly identify and address all life threats (Epidural Bleed, Internal Bleeding due to Pelvic Fracture, Airway Compromise, and Tension Pneumothorax)
– Demonstrate appropriate fluid and blood administration
– Perform RSI according to patient care guidelines, including the use of the RSI checklist

MINIMUM:

OS: Windows 10
Processor: Intel Core i5-2300 | AMD FX-4350
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 2060
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 12 GB available space

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