CS 800 - Emergency Medicine: Acute Care in Real-World Scenarios

Credit(s): 1

This course equips students with the essential knowledge and skills required to recognize
and manage sudden, severe illnesses and traumatic injuries in nonclinical settings. Using
simulation labs, problem-based learning, and skills practice, it covers the fundamentals of
first aid safety, triage, victim assessment, and basic life support, including healthcare
provider-level CPR. Students will learn to identify emergency signs and symptoms across
various organ systems. The curriculum integrates Good Samaritan Laws, allopathic
treatments, and naturopathic approaches to acute care, ensuring a comprehensive
understanding of both conventional and complementary medical practices in emergency
situations.