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| Safety and Transport | Aircraft operations and rotor/fixed-wing fundamentals, Aerodynamics and principles of flight, Aircraft performance and limitations, In-flight emergency procedures. About 8% of the exam. |
| Flight Physiology | Gas laws (Boyle, Dalton, Henry, Charles, Gay-Lussac, Graham) and clinical effects, Types of hypoxia, Stressors of flight, Altitude-related injuries. About 6% of the exam. |
| Airway, Anesthesia, and Analgesics | Airway assessment and difficult airway prediction, Upper and lower airway anatomy and physiology, Induction, sedation, paralytic, and analgesic pharmacology, Passive oxygenation and apneic oxygenation. About 15% of the exam. |
| Medical Emergencies | Endocrine emergencies, Adrenal disorders and adrenal crisis, Renal failure, dialysis emergencies, and electrolyte disturbance, Metabolic acid-base disturbances and compensation. About 13% of the exam. |
| Neurological | Neurological assessment, Seizures and status epilepticus management, Altered mental status differential and workup, Cerebral ischemia and large vessel occlusion stroke. About 11% of the exam. |
| Cardiac | 12/15-lead ECG interpretation and STEMI localization, Cardiac anatomy and coronary circulation, Mechanical circulatory support, Acute coronary syndromes and reperfusion strategy. About 13% of the exam. |
| Trauma/Burn | Trauma and burn diagnostics, Trauma-relevant laboratory values, Trauma pharmacologic agents, Monitoring equipment in trauma transport. About 12% of the exam. |
| Maternal, Fetal, and Neonatal | Maternal/fetal/neonatal diagnostics, Relevant maternal and neonatal lab values, Obstetric and neonatal pharmacologic agents, Monitoring equipment for the maternal and neonatal patient. About 7% of the exam. |
| Pediatric | Pediatric diagnostics and assessment, Pediatric lab values and normal ranges, Pediatric pharmacologic agents and weight-based dosing, Pediatric monitoring equipment and vital sign norms. About 8% of the exam. |
| Professional Considerations | Common transport accreditation standards, Research design, methodology, and statistical terminology, Patient privacy and confidentiality considerations, Just culture and human-factors safety frameworks. About 7% of the exam. |
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