Professional Responder Scenarios

Professional Responder Scenarios

Professional Responder Practical Scenarios for Canadian Red Cross EMR Instructors and First Responder Instructors in Kelowna, BC.

When you are teaching a Canadian Red Cross EMR or First Responder course, one of the most important student centered activities will be the practical Scenarios. These Scenarios allow the students to apply all the skills and knowledge they've acquired to that point, and apply them in a relevant and realistic manner. Scenarios can be utilized as a tool to enhance learning and progression, as well as a summative evaluation tool to help determine whether or not a student is prepared to move on to Certification and Licensing.

Listed and linked below, are the most current Canadian Red Cross Professional Responder Scenarios. These are classified into loosely defined "Trauma" based "Medical" based emergencies, as well as a wide range of specficic injuries and illnesses. They are formatted to provide the Instructor or Evaluator, and the "Patient" enough background information and clinical findings to make the Scenario as realistic as possible.

CANADIAN RED CROSS PROFESSIONAL RESPONDER SCENARIOS

• Trauma Scenario 1.1
  Head Injury (Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle)
• Trauma Scenario 1.2
  Head Injury (Assault)
• Trauma Scenario 1.3
  Head Injury (Mountain Bike Fall)
• Trauma Scenario 1.4
  Hemorrhage (Cut Foot)
• Trauma Scenario 1.5
  Hemorrhage (Amputation)
• Trauma Scenario 1.6
  Chest Injury (Punctured Chest)
• Trauma Scenario 1.7
  Chest Injury (Football Injury)
• Trauma Scenario 1.8
  Burns (Chest)
• Trauma Scenario 1.9
  Pregnancy (MVC)
• Trauma Scenario 1.10
  Multi-System Trauma (Pedestrian Struck)
• Trauma Scenario 1.11
  Cardiac Arrest (Hanging)
• Trauma Scenario 1.12
  Head Injury (Concussion)
• Trauma Scenario 1.13
  Cardiac Arrest (Drowning)
• Trauma Scenario 1.14
  Spinal Injury (MVC)
• Trauma Scenario 1.15
  Amputation (Marine)
• Trauma Scenario 1.16
  Fracture (Bi-Lateral Femur)
• Trauma Scenario 1.17
  Spinal Injury (Two-Vehicle MVC)
• Trauma Scenario 1.18
  Chest Injury (Assault)
• Trauma Scenario 1.19
  Head Injury (Laceration)
• Medical Scenario 2.1
  Drug OD (Opioid)
• Medical Scenario 2.2
  Respiratory (Asthma)
• Medical Scenario 2.3
  Chest Pain (MI)
• Medical Scenario 2.4
  Drug OD (Alcohol Intoxication)
• Medical Scenario 2.5
  Respiratory (CHF)
• Medical Scenario 2.6
  CVA (Stroke)
• Medical Scenario 2.7
  Diabetes (Hypoglycemic)
• Medical Scenario 2.8
  Respiratory (Smoke Inhalation)
• Medical Scenario 2.9
  Heat Exhaustion (Syncope)
• Medical Scenario 2.10
  Sick NYD (Possible Flu Symptoms)
• Medical Scenario 2.11
  OD (Opioid)
• Medical Scenario 2.12
  Chest Pain (Angina)
• Medical Scenario 2.13
  Respiratory (Child with Asthma)
• Medical Scenario 2.14
  Obstetrical Eclampsia
• Medical Scenario 2.15
  Toxicological
• Medical Scenario 2.16
  Abdominal Pain (Pregnancy)
• Medical Scenario 2.18
  Illness (Flu)
• Medical Scenario 2.19
  Back Spasm

                                                                                         

HOW TO ACCESS & DOWNLOAD THE PROFESSIONAL RESPONDER SCENARIOS

Download Instructions

1. Login to your MyRC Profile
   (click here for instructions to activate your MyRC Profile, if you haven't already done so)
2. Select "Tools" >> "Online Tools"
3. Select "Boulevard" from the Online Tools page menu
   (click here for instructions to access and utilize the Instructor Boulevard, if you haven't already done so)
4. Select "Resources" >> "Documents" from the Boulevard menu
5. Type the name of a specific Scenario in the "Search..." box
6. Download each Scenario as located