Day 1 Objectives: 

1. Participants will compare bedside care to critical care transport to include legal consideration, pre transport considerations, transport specific needs including standard clinical care protocols, and patient safety.   Participants will be able to apply considerations in clinical practice

2. Participants will learn to asses patients meeting transport specific considerations, including thermoregulation, vital signs, airway, developmental needs, etc.  Participants will assess critical care transport patients to include transport specific criteria in the clinical setting

3. Participants will assess and care for repiratory patients to include upper airway disease, lower airway disease, pharmacology related to patients, and overview of mechanical ventilation.  Participants will apply these skills in the clinical setting 

Day 2 Objectives:

1. Participants will  evaluate airway management for the compromised pediatric patient to include intubation, difficult airways, medications, tracheostomy management and tracheostomy patient emergencies.  Participants will apply skills learned to manage these patients in a clinical setting.

2. Participants will evaluate care of patients with circulatory compromise, neurological compromise, and other multisystem  compromises to include anatomy and physiological differences with that of an adult, different types of shock, and treatment.  Participants will apply these skills in the clinical setting. 

3. Participants will evaluate the care of patients with neurological disability to include altered mental status, seizures, and shunt malfunctions. They will evaluate GI issues, DKA and burns discussing care and treatment of each.  Participants will apply these skills in the clinical setting.