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Emergency Medicine
Rating: 4.0 out of 5(56 ratings)
237 students

Emergency Medicine

ACLS, BLS
Created bySs B
Last updated 5/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • First Aid and Emergency Medicine, ACLS, BCLS, Management of Shock, Abdominal pain

Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 1h 5m total length
  • ACLS BCLS17:54

    Learn basic and advanced life support guidelines for cardiac arrest, including high-quality CPR, rapid defibrillation with AED, and airway, breathing, and circulation management.

  • Shock5:48

    Explore shock types—hypovolemic, cardiogenic, obstructive, and distributive—and how impaired circulation causes tissue hypoperfusion, with emphasis on restoring intravascular volume and treating underlying causes.

  • Abdominal Pain23:58

    Provide a structured approach to abdominal pain, covering epigastric, quadrant differential diagnoses, visceral versus parietal pain, and workup with history, exam, CBC, LFTs, and imaging.

  • Stroke7:29

    This lecture explains stroke as a medical emergency, emphasizes a three-hour golden window for therapy, and teaches rapid prehospital assessment and transport using LAPSS and Cincinnati scales.

  • Fracture Management10:27

    Explore fracture management in emergency medicine, including open and closed fractures, reduction techniques, external and internal fixation, complications, healing stages, and rehabilitation to restore function.

Requirements

  • Simple English

Description

This course will teach all the ways to identify and manage a patient with cardiac arrest, shock etc. We start with identifying the patient, assessing his/ her status and then management. Language has been kept as simple as possible so that even lay people can understand. At the same time enough medical knowledge is provided for medical, paramedical, dental, nursing students and doctors.   

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone with interest in emergency medicine