M1-1. Demonstrate proper wellness/safety procedures, patient transfer and medical legal considerations as an AEMT

M1-2. Relate anatomy-physiology and patho-physiology to the profession of an AEMT

M2-1. Demonstrate the concepts related to the principles of pharmacology

M2-2. Demonstrate safe administration of AEMT medications

M2-3. Apply the principles of emergency medicine pharmacology as related to the AEMT

M3-1. Demonstrate thorough primary and secondary patient assessments.

M3-2. Demonstrate history-taking as a part of a thorough patient assessment

M3-3. Distinguish among the anatomical, physical, cognitive and emotional differences of pediatric and adult patients

M3-4. Examine the physiological and psychosocial characteristics associated with various stages of life.

M4-1. Investigate the respiratory process and anatomy of the airway

M4-2. Demonstrate the proper basic and advanced airway management

M5-1. Demonstrate a correct medical assessment.

M5-2. Examine the assessment findings, pathophysiology and treatment for patients with variety of medical emergencies

M6-1. Classify the different types of shock

M6-2. Demonstrate the management of a patient in a state of shock.

M7-1. Demonstrate a correct trauma assessment

M7-2. Apply treatment principles for patients with soft tissue, orthopedic, nervous system, and head and spine trauma injury

M7-3. Manage a patient with environmental emergencies

M8-1. Demonstrate the management of a patient with an obstetrical emergency including child birth

M8-2. Apply assessment and treatment principles for a variety of emergencies for pediatric and geriatric patients

M8-3. Simulate assessment and treatment considerations for a patient with special challenges

M9-1. Outline principles of safe ground and air ambulance operations

M9-2. Apply principles of incident management

M9-3. Determine appropriate procedures related to motor vehicle extrication

M9-4. Identify potential Weapons of Mass Destruction incidents and their management