The Master Class Field Guide, protocol tests, EKG drills, and deep-dive manuals for paramedic interns and anyone else who works out of a rig. Plain science first, then an analogy you will remember at 3 a.m.
Everything here started as training for paramedic interns. The Master Class Field Guide is out now in print and as a free PDF. The field cards and the G.O.L.D. Standard are free to download below.
Everything you carry, in one book. County protocols, formulary, field cards, education, and documentation in a single volume for EMS providers.
Sold at printing cost. No profit is made on this book.
Field differentials, crew task flows, and ECG recognition. Ten two-sided cards from chest pain and respiratory distress through the 12-lead speed read and ECG zebras, with the G.O.L.D. Standard quick reference on the back cover.
The why behind the field cards, for study between calls. Strokes, capnography, toxidromes, diabetic emergencies, heart failure and CPAP, dialysis and LVADs, burns, pediatrics, heat and cold, and bites and stings.
A field guide to defensible PCR documentation. Gather, Observe, Link, Do and Document, built to SLOEMSA Policy #124, with worked examples for 911 response.
Airway and Respiratory, Cardiac and Arrest, Medical, Trauma with Environmental and OB/Peds, and Formulary. Built on San Luis Obispo County EMS protocols, weighted toward ALS.
Rhythm identification, strip plus clinical context to treatment, and integrated field scenarios. Comes with a full answer key.
About 30 drug classes with brand and generic names, plus why each one matters when you find it on a patient's kitchen counter.
The Plumbing, The Cell, The Wiring, Reading the Wiring, Rhythms, When It Breaks, and The Drug Box. For any first responder, any license level.
Printed and shipped by Sticker Mule. Store links are on the way.
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The original circle logo.
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Coming to Sticker MuleBearamedics is the work of Thomas Moore, EMT-P, a paramedic and field training officer on California's central coast. He precepts paramedic interns and got tired of study material that read like it was written by someone who had never run a call.
Every piece follows the same rule. State the real pathophysiology accurately, cite where it came from, then explain it the way you would to your partner on the drive back to quarters.
The Master Class Field Guide sells at printing cost, so nothing comes back from it. If these materials made your shift or your internship easier and you want to help cover the domain, hosting, or a cup of station coffee, you can do that on Venmo. Never expected, always appreciated.
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Thomas Moore, EMT-P