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I’m going to skip the day by day detail. Although I’m sure it’s going in, we’ve done so much that I’ve lost track what day we did each thing on. Somewhere in there we’ve added heart/lung issues, seizures, animal bites, allergies, diabetes, search & rescue. Of particular note was our night time scenario which took […] Just to get the record straight, getting to the top of Humphries Peak, the highest point in Arizona, was Ben’s idea. We could see the peak each day from our classroom and he wanted to stand on top of it. That being said the rest of us wanted to go so that got us going. […] We’ve now passed the half way mark and have covered all the trauma possibilities and how to stabalize them. We can deal with burns, fractures, dislocations & cold/heat illnesses. I’m sure if I look at my book there will be more but right now the lights are out and everyone is asleep. We had more […] Our brains are filling up and there is much more to do. Day 3 we learned all about chest injuries, shock and head injuries. We learned how to do a focused spinal assessment to allow us to make a good judgment call regarding the possibility of spinal injury. We also learned a bit about dental […] Already it feels like we’ve been at it for days on end. We are covering a lot. Day 1 basically taught us how to assess a victim. To check an overall situation, to check for life threatening issues, to check from head to toe, to measure vital signs and to record medical histories. We also […] |
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