Drag the sliders to see how key exam concepts actually behave, not just static pictures to memorize.
Patient Treatment and Transport · Trauma
EMTBurn Depth
A skin cross-section showing exactly how deep each burn classification reaches, superficial through full-thickness, with the appearance and pain findings for each.
Patient Treatment and Transport · Cardiac Emergencies
EMTDefibrillation Pad Placement
Where the pads actually go: the default anterolateral placement, and the anteroposterior alternative when it isn't practical.
Patient Treatment and Transport · Trauma
EMTRule of Nines (Burn %BSA)
Tap body regions to calculate total burned body surface area. Toggle between adult and infant/child percentages and front/back views.
Patient Treatment and Transport · Shock and Resuscitation
EMTShock Types & Staging
The four major categories of shock and what's actually broken in each, plus psychogenic shock, and how vital signs differ between compensated and decompensated shock.
Patient Treatment and Transport · Trauma
EMTSkeletal System
A full-body skeleton for naming fracture sites. Tap any bone to highlight it and see its name.
Patient Treatment and Transport · Trauma
EMTSplinting Devices
Rigid splint, traction splint, and sling-and-swathe. What each one is for and the key teaching point that goes with it.
Primary Assessment · Airway Assessment
EMTAirway Anatomy
The airway from nostril to trachea in cross-section. Toggle to see how a relaxed tongue obstructs an unconscious, supine patient's airway.
Primary Assessment · Neonatal Assessment
EMTApgar Score
Select the appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, and respiration findings you'd actually document for a newborn. Watch the total score build in real time.
Primary Assessment · Neurological Assessment
EMTCincinnati Prehospital Stroke Scale (FAST)
Toggle facial droop, arm drift, and slurred speech independently. Any ONE abnormal finding makes the scale positive.
Primary Assessment · Neurological Assessment
EMTGlasgow Coma Scale
Select the eye, verbal, and motor responses you'd actually document. Watch the total score build in real time.
Primary Assessment · Breathing Assessment
EMTLung Sounds
Six anterior auscultation points, five clinical patterns you'll actually hear, from normal to the unilateral absent sounds of a pneumothorax.
Primary Assessment · Neurological Assessment
EMTPupil Findings
Compare pupil presentations you'll actually see: normal, pinpoint, dilated and fixed, unequal (anisocoria), and sluggish. Every one is sized to a real clinical mm scale.
Primary Assessment · Vital Signs
EMTVital Signs by Age
Normal pulse, respiration, and blood pressure ranges across age groups, from neonate to adult. Select one age group or compare all of them at once.
Scene Size-up and Safety · Multiple-Casualty Incidents
EMTSTART Triage Algorithm
The full START decision tree (walk, respirations, perfusion, mental status), from first patient contact to a Green/Yellow/Red/Black tag.
Secondary Assessment · Focused Physical Exam
EMTAbdominal Quadrants
The four abdominal quadrants and the organs each one contains. Tap a quadrant to see what belongs there and why pain location matters.