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Skill exercises

Hands-on paramedic scenarios for patient assessment, rhythm recognition, pharmacology, airway management, trauma, OB/neonatal care, and ALS operations.

Assessment

Patient Assessment & Clinical Decision Making

Branching scenarios, the patient evolves after each clinical decision you make.

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Cardiac

Rhythm Recognition & 12-Lead ECG

Match rhythm descriptions and ECG findings to the correct interpretation.

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Cardiology Treatment Challenge

Rank ACLS interventions in the correct sequence for bradycardia, tachycardia, and arrest.

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Airway

Airway & Respiratory Management

Sort airway tools and ventilation strategies into the correct management categories.

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Pharmacology

Pharmacology Mastery

Calculate weight-based medication doses per FDA labeling and protocol.

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Medical

Shock & Hemodynamics

Select all clinical findings that match each shock presentation.

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Medical Emergencies

Match presentations to the most likely diagnosis and treatment pathway.

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Trauma

Trauma Management

Prioritize multi-system trauma interventions from most to least urgent.

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Neurology

Stroke & Neurology

Evaluate FAST findings and choose stroke transport and destination actions.

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Pediatrics

Calculate pediatric weight-based drug doses and fluid volumes.

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OB/Peds

Obstetrics & Neonatal Care

Branching delivery and neonatal resuscitation scenarios with evolving complications.

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Operations

EMS Operations & MCI

Allocate limited transport resources during mass-casualty incidents (START/SALT).

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Documentation

Advanced Documentation

Drag-and-drop ALS narrative building, sort findings into SOAP and discard noise.

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Clinical Judgment

Full ALS Scenario Simulator

Multi-step call simulation from dispatch through hospital handoff.

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Exam Prep

Adaptive NRP Readiness Exam

Choose-all-that-apply certification prep across paramedic domains.

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