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Clinical Cases in Paramedicine Throughout the text, cases of varying levels of complexity are designed to meet the needs of Case-Based Learning (CBL) and Problem-Based Learning (PBL) curricula used in paramedic training programmes worldwide. Each chapter contains six case studies—introductory, intermediate, and advanced—and features interactive learning activities, discussion questions, practical tips, and authoritative guidance aligned to national and international best-practice standards. Case studies illustrate scenarios related to trauma, medical emergencies, obstetrics, respiratory and cardiac events, minor injuries, drug overdoses, and many others. This comprehensive resource:
Features case studies of varying lengths and degrees of complexity to suit different readers, from student to professional Suitable for use in many international programmes Offers chapter introductions and summaries, practice questions, and additional online resources Contains clinical, legal, ethical, cultural, remote and rural case studies Includes a cumulative and comprehensive “Test Your Knowledge” concluding chapter Those studying or working in paramedicine must keep pace with changes in the field using the latest evidence and expert opinion.
is an essential volume for paramedic students and early-career professionals, as well as educators, lecturers, and trainers.

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Table of Contents

1 Cover

2 Dedication Page

3 Title Page

4 Copyright Page

5 Preface

6 List of contributors

7 Chapter 1: Respiratory emergencies LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

8 Chapter 2: Cardiac emergencies LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

9 Chapter 3: Neurological emergencies LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

10 Chapter 4: Abdominal emergencies LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

11 Chapter 5: Palliative and end‐of‐life care LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

12 Chapter 6: Medical emergencies LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

13 Chapter 7: Non‐technical skills LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

14 Chapter 8: Trauma cases LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

15 Chapter 9: Paediatric cases LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

16 Chapter 10: Patient‐centred care in complex cases LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

17 Chapter 11: Legal and ethical cases LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

18 Chapter 12: Mental health cases LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

19 Chapter 13: Older adults LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

20 Chapter 14: Obstetric cases LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

21 Chapter 15: Remote area cases LEVEL 1 LEVEL ONE CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

22 Chapter 16: Mining emergencies LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 1 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 2 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY LEVEL 3 CASE STUDY References and further reading

23 Index

24 End User License Agreement

List of Tables

1 Chapter 1 Table 1.1 History‐taking questions Table 1.2 Pulmonary embolism predisposing factors Table 1.3 Wells’ criteria for PE Table 1.4 Comparison of asthma severity Table 1.5 Signs and symptoms related to carboxyhaemoglobin (COHb) level at ti...

2 Chapter 2 Table 2.1 SAMPLE mnemonic Table 2.2 OPQRST mnemonic Table 2.3 History‐taking questions Table 2.4 The 4 Hs and 4Ts – reversible causes of cardiac arrest

3 Chapter 3 Table 3.1 Focused neurological assessment Table 3.2 AEIOUTIPS results (causes of unconsciousness) Table 3.3 History‐taking questions Table 3.4 History‐taking questions Table 3.5 History‐taking questions Table 3.6 History‐taking questionsTable 3.7 History‐taking questions

4 Chapter 4Table 4.1 History‐taking questionsTable 4.2 Focused history taking in gastroenteritisTable 4.3 Examining the patient to establish hydration statusTable 4.4 History‐taking questionsTable 4.5 Examination findings suggestive of liver diseaseTable 4.6 History‐taking questionsTable 4.7 History‐taking questions

5 Chapter 5Table 5.1 History‐taking questionsTable 5.2 History‐taking questionsTable 5.3 History‐taking questionsTable 5.4 History‐taking questions

6 Chapter 6Table 6.1 Differential diagnoses for abnormal behaviourTable 6.2 Reversible causes of cardiac arrest (4Hs and 4Ts)Table 6.3 Checklist for use in cases of return of spontaneous circulationTable 6.4 Red flags for pulmonary embolismTable 6.5 Risk factors for pulmonary embolism categorised by components of Vi...Table 6.6 Staging of accidental hypothermiaTable 6.7 Rewarming strategiesTable 6.8 Intramuscular adrenaline doses in anaphylaxisTable 6.9 Intravenous adrenaline dosagesTable 6.10 Infusion table for adrenaline 1 μg/mL (1 mg adrenaline in 1 L 0.9%...

7 Chapter 7Table 7.1 Obtaining the history of the presenting complaintTable 7.2 Further history takingTable 7.3 History‐taking questions

8 Chapter 8Table 8.1 Signs and symptoms suggestive of a tension pneumothoraxTable 8.2 HOTTTable 8.3 Cautions and contraindications of methoxyflurane and nitrous oxideTable 8.4 Airway ladder

9 Chapter 9Table 9.1 History‐taking questionsTable 9.2 History‐taking questions

10 Chapter 10Table 10.1 History‐taking questions with typical responsesTable 10.2 History‐taking questions with typical responsesTable 10.3 History‐taking questions with possible responses

11 Chapter 13Table 13.1 History‐taking questions

12 Chapter 14Table 14.1 SBARTable 14.2 Clinical differences between the two main types of antepartum haem...Table 14.3 SBAR handover

13 Chapter 15Table 15.1 History‐taking questionsTable 15.2 History‐taking questionsTable 15.3 History‐taking questions

14 Chapter 16Table 16.1 DKA and HHNS differentiation

List of Illustrations

1 Chapter 6Figure 6.1 Multifocal atrial tachycardia.Figure 6.2 Virchow’s triad.Figure 6.3 Hypothermia ECG – the J‐wave. (a) J‐waves in moderate hypothermia...

2 Chapter 8Figure 8.1 Needle decompression landmarks.Figure 8.2 Simple thoracostomy..Figure 8.3 Multiple airway technique.Figure 8.4 Supraglottic airways.Figure 8.5 Layer‐by‐layer dissection of the anterior soft tissues of the nec...Figure 8.6 Fracture of the right superior cornu of the thyroid cartilage wit...

3 Chapter 14Figure 14.1 McRoberts manoeuvre.

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