Upon completion, the learner will:

1. Summarize the indications for advanced airway management of the patient in shock
2. Demonstrate effective pre-oxygenation and resuscitation of the patient prior to induction and intubation
3. Demonstrate needle decompression of the patient suffering from pneumothorax related to trauma prior to induction and intubation
4. Demonstrate effective endotracheal intubation utilizing the approved skills checklist and demonstrate failed airway maneuvers with iGel supraglottic airway device
5. Demonstrates the assessment, monitoring and management of a patient with respiratory distress and need to pronate the adult patient.
6. Performs the safe pronation of the intubated, adult patient receiving mechanical ventilation for transport
7. Demonstrate the ability to perform an emergency childbirth
8. Perform the initial steps of a newborn resuscitation
9. Recognize and appropriately manage post-delivery hypoperfusion related to varying shock states.
10. Demonstrates the clinical assessment of the pediatric patient related to traumatic injury and identifies clinical indicators of hemorrhagic shock.
11. Demonstrates effective resuscitation and treatment for the pediatric patient in hemorrhagic shock according to protocols
    • CC201 Patient Assessment
    • CC211 Vascular Access & Fluid administration
    • CC212 Administration of Blood Products
    • CC261 Spinal Care
    • CC402 Sedation & Analgesia for patients with an advanced airway
    • CC602 Trauma Assessment & Initial Management
    • CC705P Shock-Pediatrics
12. Apply knowledge of IABP operations to demonstrate transferring a patient between 2 platforms (Maquet IABP to Arrow IABP; Arrow IABP to Maquet IABP)
13. Demonstrate interpretation of IABP pressure-timing waveforms
14. Demonstrate the current standard of care for IABP as evidenced by meeting the key action items from the protocol