The Clinical Content
Physiology, assessment, and the things that change what you actually do. Learn across all different topics from cardiac arrest to hypoglycaemia.
Always check the content against the protocols your service works under.
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Start with today's daily questionPhysiology, assessment, and the things that change what you actually do. Learn across all different topics from cardiac arrest to hypoglycaemia.
Always check the content against the protocols your service works under.
The things you look up rather than read through.
Rhythm strips and 12-leads, with what each pattern is telling you.
Open the ECG pagesNormal ranges by age, weight estimation and the red flags.
Open the referenceKeep on top of clinical knowledge, study for exams or get ready for placement, all in one place.
Flaschards by topic, with spaced repetition to ensure the important content stays familiar
Open the decksShort quizzes on different topics, designed to test your knowledge and identify gaps.
Coming soonTimed exam-style questions, focusing on long responses and clinical scenarios.
Coming soonProtocols and scopes of practice differ from place to place, so the content sticks to core paramedic practice and the reasoning behind it. That means drug mechanism and typical indication, but no doses, and no page written to one service's guidelines. COR is designed to be useful for paramedics and students at all levels, no matter the service you work for.
It's an educational tool to support your study. It isn't a replacement for your training, your service's protocols or your own clinical judgement. Code One Recall is built by paramedics for paramedics, were always open to suggestions, reach out to us at codeonerecall@gmail.com and it's still growing.
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Clinical information here is for education only. Always follow the protocols of the service you work under.