Advanced Trauma Response & Critical Care
A comprehensive 28-hour advanced trauma first aid course covering scene assessment, airway management, hemorrhage control, shock, head and spinal trauma, chest and abdominal injuries, musculoskeletal trauma, burns, environmental emergencies, and mass casualty triage. Aligned with Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) principles. Includes guided readings, audio lectures for every lesson, interactive demonstrations, and extensive gamification with bonus XP throughout.
10 modules · 44 lessons · 28 hours
Approaching a trauma scene safely, understanding mechanism of injury, conducting the primary and secondary surveys, and documenting findings.
Airway anatomy, basic and advanced airway maneuvers, managing obstruction in trauma, tension pneumothorax, and oxygen therapy.
The physiology of hemorrhage, direct pressure and wound packing, tourniquets, hemostatic agents, junctional bleeding, and internal bleeding.
The pathophysiology of shock, types of shock in trauma, recognizing and staging shock, and fluid resuscitation principles.
Head injuries and traumatic brain injury, skull fractures, spinal trauma and motion restriction, and neck trauma with airway threats.
Chest wall injuries, pneumothorax and hemothorax, cardiac tamponade, abdominal organ injury, and pelvic fractures.
Bone and joint injury fundamentals, fracture recognition, splinting and immobilization, dislocations, compartment syndrome, and amputation.
Burn classification and depth, total body surface area, burn management and cooling, and electrical and chemical burns.
Hypothermia, heat-related emergencies, near drowning, submersion trauma, and multi-system trauma and the golden hour.
Triage principles and the START system, mass casualty incidents, trauma scoring and assessment tools, and psychological first aid.
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