Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: perform a patient assessment including medical history intake and a physical examination; record and monitor vital signs and auscultation of lung sounds; assist with and review the treatment of trauma emergencies and triaging patients; assist in and use of appropriate body substance isolation techniques; assist in hemorrhage control and splinting; assist and review care and treatment of cardiac patients; assist in treatment for respiratory and/or cardiac arrest: perform CPR, basic airway management and defibrillation and rescue airways including LMA, Combitube and CPAP; assist in transfer of patient information and referral; perform venipuncture and administer intravenous fluids; perform adult and pediatric IO and endoctracheal intubation; administer medication; perform electrical therapy including Defibrillation, Cardioversion and Pacing; interpret ECG results; perform subcutaneous and intra muscular injections (EMT-CC, Paramedic); administer IV Push and Drip medication and rectal drug administration (Paramedic); assist in the care of the pediatric patient and the emotionally disturbed patient (paramedic); and conduct medical communications (AEMT, EMT, Paramedic).