At a collision, several crews are working while a patient becomes more confused. What does the team need from you? This episode follows the call from scene assignments through the hospital handoff. Practice giving clear updates, confirming tasks, speaking up about a safety or medical concern, and taking ownership of your role as an EMT. Bring a teammate for the final three-crew study challenge

A patient with chest pressure and shortness of breath gives you more than a list of symptoms. What is each body system supposed to do, and what has changed? Follow one fictional call through anatomy, physiology, reassessment, and a clear handoff. Decode medical terms as you use them, practice the difference between a patient's words and your findings, and test yourself with six review questions. This Lesson 3 Review episode covers Chapter 6, The Human Body, and Chapter 5, Medical Terminology, for EMT students preparing for their final.

One call can test more than your clinical skills. Follow a fictional collision from a patient’s initial refusal through a changing assessment, crew coordination, hospital handoff, and the safety decisions that continue after the call. This Responding Code 3 Classroom episode brings Chapters 3, 9, and 2 together for EMTs & students preparing for their final and the NREMT, with decision pauses and review questions you can use to study anywhere. Michael also shares why peer support and mental health are part of caring for patients and each other.

Someone’s worst day begins before the ambulance arrives. In this Responding Code 3 Classroom episode, follow a traveler’s collapse from the 911 call through assessment, teamwork, and handoff. Review where EMTs fit in the EMS system, why scene safety starts at dispatch, and how to advocate when a patient’s condition changes. The goal is bigger than passing a test: Become the provider you would want caring for someone you love.