
Envenomations, Bites & Stings
Identify systemic toxicity and avoid harmful field measures after animal or arthropod exposure.
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Identify systemic toxicity and avoid harmful field measures after animal or arthropod exposure.

Focus on ventilation, recurrence, mixed exposures, and respectful post-overdose care; California device training is separate.

Use appearance, work of breathing, circulation, and age-appropriate history to guide urgency.

Recognize concerning findings, document objectively, and follow jurisdiction-specific reporting duties.

Address infant unresponsiveness, family support, and objective documentation; EMS does not diagnose SIDS in the field.

Adapt assessment to adolescent development, privacy, risk history, and acute illness.

Identify life-threatening external bleeding and select basic hemorrhage-control measures.

Perform a systematic trauma survey with rapid identification of life threats.
Apply incident roles to EMS patient care and resource coordination; this is not FEMA certification.
Reduce patient and crew risk during ambulance movement and transport; not driver certification.
Apply locally adopted triage and patient-flow processes during resource-limited incidents.
Recognize contamination hazards and safe patient-care interfaces; not technician qualification.
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