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Due to the complex nature of the practical exam, the APP provides the score sheets from the Emergency Medical Technician National Registry - Cardiac, Medical and Trauma  Assessments (available to the right). Use these to prepare yourself for the practical exams.

Find a partner/victim to work with and one that you can take to a clinic for testing in this area.

Skills that you will need to demonstrate, include:
  • ability to perform a full patient assessment;
  • deal with STAT situations that are life and limb threatening;
  • assess risk management issues;
  • briefly train rookie Patrollers to help you during your exam; and
  • lead the scene like an Incident Commander, all the while talking about what you doing throughout the exam.   It takes lots of practice to “talk and chew gum” in this area, so practice, practice, practice!

For additional details on testing and criteria, download the document to the right. 

References

  • National Ski Patrol Outdoor Emergency Care 5th Edition Manual, 
  • Emergency Medical Technician Manuals and Protocols
  • American Red Cross: Emergency Response Manual
  • Local Ski Area Protocol
  • APP Study Guide
Medical Criteria 2010 in PDF
File Size: 158 kb
File Type: pdf
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Cardiac Assessment in PDF
File Size: 6 kb
File Type: pdf
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Medical Assessment in PDF
File Size: 9 kb
File Type: pdf
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Trauma Assessment in PDF
File Size: 10 kb
File Type: pdf
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