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  • 3 Sections
  • 27 Lessons
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  • Introduction
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    • 1.1
      Course Orientation – 1R
      2 Minutes
    • 1.2
      1R Introduction to Crisis Medicine
      4 Minutes
    • 1.3
      1R Mission Statement and Definitions
      19 Minutes
    • 1.4
      1R MARCH – Massive Hemorrhage
      36 Minutes
    • 1.5
      1R Skills: Tourniquets
      5 Minutes
    • 1.6
      1R Skills: Wound Packing
      5 Minutes
    • 1.7
      1R: Berlin February Doe
      3 Minutes
    • 1.8
      1R MARCH – Airway
      12 Minutes
    • 1.9
      1R MARCH – Respiration
      17 Minutes
    • 1.10
      1R: Moscow January Doe
      3 Minutes
    • 1.11
      1R MARCH – Circulation
      25 Minutes
    • 1.12
      1R MARCH – Hypothermia
      3 Minutes
    • 1.13
      1R: Nairobi March Doe
      5 Minutes
    • 1.14
      1R Burn MCI
      3 Minutes
    • 1.15
      1R Pain Management & Medications
      6 Minutes
    • 1.16
      1R Flow & Imaging
      17 Minutes
    • 1.17
      1R Shortages
      3 Minutes
    • 1.18
      1R Casualty Disposition
      3 Minutes
    • 1.19
      1R: Rio June Doe
      3 Minutes
    • 1.20
      1R Code Triage and Security
      13 Minutes
    • 1.21
      1R Patient Identification
      4 Minutes
    • 1.22
      1R: Tokyo August Doe
      4 Minutes
    • 1.23
      1R Lessons from Sunrise Hospital
      12 Minutes
  • Bonus Material
    2
    • 2.1
      BONUS MATERIAL: Sarin subway attack, Tokyo 1995 – CBRN no-notice event
      10 Minutes
    • 2.2
      Crash Casualties – 1R Bonus
      18 Minutes
  • Class Administration
    2
    • 3.1
      CAPCE Reporting – First Receivers – optional
      5 Minutes
    • 3.2
      1R Student Evaluation – online course
      5 Minutes
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