EMS: Differential Diagnosis and Treatment of Dizziness in Emergency Medicine
Tracking # 20-1222474
Course overview
Dizziness is common in the pre-hospital and emergency department (ED) settings. Most patients will have a benign condition. However, up to 25% of patients presenting with dizziness complaints will have a life-threatening condition. It is imperative that emergency medical services (EMS) professionals, emergency nurses, and providers promptly identify and treat life-threatening causes of dizziness.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Florida Emergency Medical Services
Emergency Medical Technician
1h
EMT refresher training
Paramedic
1h
PMD refresher training
Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services
Advanced Emergency Medical Technician
1h
Medical
Emergency Medical Responder
1h
Medical
Emergency Medical Technician
1h
Medical
Paramedic
1h
Medical
Tennessee Emergency Medical Services Board
Advanced Emergency Medical Technician
1h
Cardiac, Medical, Trauma
Emergency Medical Responder
1h
Cardiac, Medical, Trauma
Emergency Medical Technician
1h
Cardiac, Medical, Trauma
Paramedic
1h
Cardiac, Medical, Trauma
Paramedic Critical Care
1h
Cardiac, Medical, Trauma