Target Audience
Paramedics, EMT's, Firefighters, EMS/Fire Administrators, EMS Educators, Emergency
Nurses, First Responders and other Allied
Health Professionals.

Program Scope and Use
This program is designed to be a continuing education tool to help advanced providers enhance their knowledge with alternative options when involved in resuscitation efforts. It is not intended as the sole source of education for the new advanced provider. This lesson is self-study,
self-paced. When you complete a particular section, use the arrow buttons at the bottom of the page to go back or advance to the next slide.

Objectives
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
State factors in ensuring a safe disaster scene operations.
Describe the pathophysiology of burn and smoke inhalation injury.
Define the difference in the depths of burns.
State the pathophysiology and diagnosis of inhalation injury, asphyxiates,
   upper airway injury, and tracheobronchial injury.
Describe choices in the care of airway and breathing management.
Identify disability major conclusions.
List measures for exposure and environmental control.
State injuries with explosions, falls, and blasts injuries.
Identify appropriate intravenous fluid and describe its use in care of a burn patient.
Define and state specific considerations in wound care.
Identify the pathophysiology treatment and care for high voltage electric injury
   and chemical burns.
Identify triage criteria to be used in establishing priorities of care.
Identify and establish priorities for transport.
Define burn center referral criteria for admission.

Continuing Education Hours
One Hour

Course Fee
$10.00

Faculty
Richard Slevinski, MD, FACEP
David Mozingo, MD, FACS
Debbie Bronson, RN
David J. Barillo, MD, FACS
C. Wayne Cruse, MD
Lawrence Lottenberg, MD, FACS
Nicolas Manias, MD, FACS
Howard G. Smith, MD

Disclosures
Richard Slevinski, MD, FACEP has no commercial affiliations to disclose.
David Mozingo, MD, FACS has no commercial affiliations to disclose.
Debbie Bronson, RN has no commercial affiliations to disclose.
David J. Barillo, MD, FACS has no commercial affiliations to disclose.
C. Wayne Cruse, MD has no commercial affiliations to disclose.
Lawrence Lottenberg, MD, FACS has no commercial affiliations to disclose.
Nicolas Manias, MD, FACS has no commercial affiliations to disclose.
Howard G. Smith, MD has no commercial affiliations to disclose.

The Emergency Medicine Learning & Resource Center adheres to ACCME standards regarding industry support of continuing medical education, and the disclosure of faculty and commercial sponsor relationships (if any) will be made known during the educational activity. Faculty are expected to openly disclose inclusion of discussion on any off-label, experimental or investigative use of drugs, devices, or equipment or any commercial sponsorship relations in their presentations.

CE Participation Instructions
To participate in this program for CE credit, please review the objectives before beginning the program. Register above for the course whereby a link to the course, post-test and self-assessment survey will be provided via email. Take the course, complete and pass the post-test (70% minimum score) and then complete the self-assessment survey to receive CE credit. Your certificate will be emailed to the email address you provide during the course registration process.

Accreditation
Paramedics and EMT’s - This educational activity is approved by the Emergency Medicine Learning & Resource Center, an organization accredited by the Continuing Education Coordinating Board for Emergency Medical Services (CECBEMS) and the Florida Department of Health, Bureau of EMS. Participants that require additional approval should consult their local Medical Director or State EMS Office.

Nurses - Up to 1 nursing contact hour will be provided by the Emergency Medicine Learning & Resource Center (EMLRC). The EMLRC is approved as a provider of nursing education by the Florida Board of Nursing, Provider #2731.