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| General Principles of Flight Transport Nursing Practice | Physiologic stressors of transport on crew and patients, Altitude-related stressors and barometric/gas-law effects on physiology, Scene safety including hazmat awareness and exposure mitigation, Landing zone operations and selection. About 19% of the exam. |
| Resuscitation Principles | Physical assessment and primary/secondary survey in the transport setting, Pain and comfort assessment and management, Preparing and packaging the patient for transport, Airway assessment and identification of the difficult airway. About 25% of the exam. |
| Trauma | Mechanism of injury assessment, Hemostasis: tranexamic acid (TXA), tourniquets, hemostatic agents, Trauma triad of death: hypothermia, acidosis, coagulopathy, Spinal immobilization and motion restriction. About 19% of the exam. |
| Medical Emergencies | Seizure disorders and status epilepticus, Ischemic stroke and blood pressure management, Neuromuscular disorders and space-occupying lesions, Acute coronary syndrome. About 27% of the exam. |
| Special Populations | Obstetric trauma during transport, Medical complications of pregnancy, Pharmacological considerations in the pregnant patient, Field/in-transport delivery and post-partum care. About 10% of the exam. |
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