EMT Educators,

We hear from educators that they’re overextended, don’t have the time or energy to be
creative, and want options for their students and themselves. They need help to be
competitive and cutting-edge. Last spring, we beta-tested a solution with 13 different
programs and over 125 students.

We are thrilled to announce our latest offering: Limmer’s EMT Class Advantage.

Limmer Education’s Dan Limmer has created lectures and resources for your class!

These include:

Modular lectures and quizzes for flexibility and class integration.

8 modules with 60 lessons.
11 quizzes.
Final diagnostic exam.
Flexible lesson plans (optional 1 time purchase).
Our library of Dynamic Learning Exercises and case studies that coincide
with the lessons
Educator training materials to help you get the most out of these resources
while building your new dynamic classroom.

How Does It Work?

Before you assign recorded lessons, students will use their textbook and online
accompaniment (e.g., MyBradyLab, Navigate). Limmer’s EMT Class Advantage will
work with any textbook. In the recorded lessons, Dan will teach and highlight important
materials and prepare them for your in person classes. What do you do? It’s your class!
You will guide and direct the vision for the class, set the schedule, monitor your
students, and of course teach.

You’ll still have flexibility and control. We add resources and expert help in each module
to help you create the dynamic, creative, and marketable class you’ve always wanted.

Limmer Education Team

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TRANSFORM YOUR
EMT CLASSROOM
Revolutionize Your Teaching - Without Working
Overtime.

$99
With Limmer’s EMT Class Advantage, you can
take your teaching to the next level—creating a
flexible, engaging course that benefits you and
your students.

Educational Videos: 60 video lessons (ranging

PER STUDENT 12–75 minutes) covering all major topics.
25% discount will be applied to Flexible Lesson Plans: Correlated with all major
purchases of 5 or more licenses EMT textbooks for seamless integration.
Detailed Lesson Plans: Access a variety of case
studies, discussion questions, and Dynamic

$149
Learning Exercises.
Quizzes and Final Diagnostic Exam: 11
instructor-controlled quizzes and one final
diagnostic exam to track student progress.
LESSON PLAN SET Educator Training Materials: Learn how to
One Time Purchase maximize the program’s potential and build a
more effective classroom.

READY TO SIGN UP? Note: Licenses valid for 180 days

Contact AVAILABLE DECEMBER 2, 2024

LIMMER EDUCATION SALES TEAM
[email protected]
207.482.0622
THE ULTIMATE WIN-WIN FOR
EDUCATORS AND STUDENTS
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Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?

This is a hybrid program with three parts:
1. Your textbook and LMS. Your students will read and complete online assignments.
2. The recorded topical lectures we provide.
3. The in-classroom experience. This includes group and scenario-based activities
and skills.
We believe combining these three elements creates an outstanding EMT course that
provides both the depth and practical decision-making experience the student needs.

Do we have to follow the plan exactly?

No. You are the instructor and can help shape the course the way you believe it best
helps your students. The book, LMS, and online lectures provide a foundation for the
course. We provide a sample schedule with multiple options for you to use as you see fit.

Do I have to use a particular EMT book?

Dan is the lead author of an EMT book and he would love it if you used his—
but the course is designed to support any textbook. We provide a textbook
correlation for each module.

How will I know what to teach?

We provide resources to support the important in-person part of the course. There are
options for you to choose from for several parts of the course. We include an educator
video tutorial to learn about the course and how to use our materials. Online demos
are also available by contacting our Sales staff at 207.482.0622
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Do you provide everything I need to run the course?

Yes! We know that educators want to have innovative courses but don’t always have
the time and resources to put one together. We provide all the educational material.
You use your quizzes and tests as you see fit to measure student progress.

Will this be enough hours for an EMT class?

Yes. We believe it isn’t as much the number of hours but how you use the hours you
have. Hybrid classes use a combination of methods to account for hours including
online work, live or recorded presentations, and in-person activities.

How can I know if my students watched your lecture at home or not?

Each module has one or two short quizzes that covers the material in the lessons.
You will have the ability to unlock each module quiz for the entire class on your
dashboard. As educators, we must realize that students who try to figure out a way to
beat the system will do that–but usually lose in the end. Our lesson plans involve a
recap at the start of each in-person lesson. This is a great time to use Q&A to
motivate students to watch and test their knowledge.

What if I disagree with something you teach?

EMS–and medicine–is based on practice, experience, and opinions. While Dan has
been teaching for some time and is the lead author on an EMT book, he is very
approachable and would love it if you contacted him with your thoughts and questions.
We are confident that the issue will be resolved.

What if the students have questions about the lecture that I can’t answer?

Reach out to us at [email protected]! We will be happy to clarify or set

you up with a subject matter expert.
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Will my state approve this course?

While this decision is left to your state, if they approve hybrid programs this should work.
You remain the instructor of record and conduct the in-person sessions.
Limmer Education provides educational material to support the course. We have details
available and will provide any information or documentation your state may require.

What if the time I want to spend on a topic is longer or shorter than the
lessons you provide?

It is your class! We support you however you do it. Our modular breakdown is broken
into smaller lessons to improve flexibility and integration. We believe our recording and
resources are valuable–but flexible–to create your ideal classroom.
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Video Lessons & Test Content

Introduction Assessment (cont)

Introduction to EMS (56:47) Body System Exams (42:54)
Well-being (48:31) Patient Assessment Cases and Review
Medical Legal (43:07) (38:53)
Lifting and Moving (50:31)
Patient Assessment Test
Medical Terminology (26:25)
Medical
Introductory Test
Pharmacology (39:50)
Anatomy and Physiology (51:53) Respiratory Assessment and Conditions
Perfusion and Shock (50:49) (55:05)
Autonomic Nervous System (22:54) Respiratory Conditions Management
Lifespan development (21:52) (48:17)
Cardiac A&P, Pathophysiology, and
Pathophys & Lifespan Test
Cardiac Conditions (52:31)
Airway Cardiac Assessment and Medications
Airway Anatomy and Physiology (41:56) (51:52)
Opening and Maintaining CPR and AED (23:49)
the Airway (53:13) Stroke (25:37)
Oxygen Administration (52:50)
Respiratory &
Airway Test Cardiovascular Test

Assessment Intro to Diabetic Emergencies and

Intro to Patient Assessment Hypoglycemia (43:22)
and Size-up (45:00) Hyperglycemia, Oral Glucose, and
Primary Assessment (28:33) Diabetic Assessment (41:01)
Assessment Techniques (21:41) Syncope and Seizures (39:29)
Vital Signs and Monitoring Devices Opioid Overdose (18:22)
(37:08)
History Taking (20:41) Altered Mental Status Test
Secondary Assessment and Differential
Diagnosis (56:09)
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Video Lessons & Content

Medical (cont) Special Populations

Allergies and Anaphylaxis (47:59) Pediatrics (41:06)
Abdominal Emergencies (50:27) Obstetrics (1:00)
Psychiatric Emergencies and Suicide Geriatrics & Special Populations (25:18)
(56:49) Special Populations Test
Poisoning and Overdose, Hematology,
Renal Emergencies (40:04) Operations
Ambulance Operations (43:52)
Medical Emergencies Test
Multiple Casualty Incidents and Incident
Command (29:51)
Trauma Hazardous Materials (15:41)
Review of Pathophysiology of Perfusion Terrorism (9:33)
(28:01)
Operations Test
Shock (37:12)
Bleeding Control (20:58) Review
Chest Trauma (32:04) Review: Airway (12:19)
Abdominal Trauma (12:18) Review: Patient Assessment (18:20)
Review of Bleeding Control (20:53) Review: Shock and Trauma (31:20)
Review: Medical Emergencies (23:34)
Shock and Trauma Test
Review: Cardiac and Respiratory (12:16)
Soft Tissue Injuries (59:32) Review: NREMT Questions Review
Burns (23:34) (53:47)
Musculoskeletal Injuries (40:08)
Head injury (59:07)
Neck and Spine Injuries (51:47)
Multiple Trauma and Trauma Concepts
(19:23)

Trauma Test
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TEXTBOOK CORRELATION

Introduction
Introduction to EMS Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 1, 2, 4
Well-being Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapters 1, 2, 3
Medical Legal AAOS 12th: Chapters 1, 2, 3

Lifting and Moving Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 3, 5, 6

Anatomy and Physiology Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapters 6, 7
Medical Terminology AAOS 12th: Chapters 5, 6, 8

Perfusion and Shock Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 7, 8

Shock, Ventilation and Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapters 8, 9
Respiration AAOS 12th: Chapters 7, 13, 14
Autonomic Nervous System
Lifespan development

Airway
Airway Anatomy & Physiology Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 9, 10
Opening & Maintaining Airway Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapter 10
Oxygen Administration AAOS 12th: Chapter 11

Assessment
Intro to Patient Assessment Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 11-18
and Size-up Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapters 4, 5,11-14
Primary Assessment AAOS 12th: Chapters 4, 9, 10,12
Assessment Techniques
Vital Signs and Monitoring
Devices
History Taking
Secondary Assessment and
Differential Diagnosis
Body System Exams
Patient Assessment Cases
and Review
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Medical
Pharmacology Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 19 - 28
Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapters 16 - 26
Respiratory
AAOS 12th: Chapters 14, 16 - 24
Respiratory Assessment and
Conditions
Cardiac A&P, Pathophysiology,
and Cardiac Conditions Cardiac
Assessment and Medications
CPR and AED
Stroke
Intro to Diabetic Emergencies &
Hypoglycemia
Hyperglycemia, Oral Glucose,
and Diabetic Assessment
Syncope and Seizures
Opioid Overdose
Allergies and Anaphylaxis
Abdominal Emergencies
Psychiatric Emergencies and
Suicide
Poisoning and Overdose,
Hematology, Renal Emergencies

Trauma
Review of Pathophysiology of Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 29 - 35
Perfusion Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapters 15
Shock (shock), 24, 27 - 36
Bleeding Control AAOS 12th: Chapters 26 - 33
Chest Trauma
Abdominal Trauma
Review of Bleeding Control
Soft Tissue Injuries
Burns
Musculoskeletal Injuries
Head injury
Neck and Spine Injuries
Multiple Trauma and Trauma
Concepts
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Special Populations
Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 36, 37
Pediatrics
Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapters 37 - 39
OB
AAOS 12th: Chapters 34 - 37
Geriatrics

Operations
Emergency Care 14th: Chapters 38 - 41
Ambulance Operations Prehospital Emergency Care 12th: Chapters 40 - 44
Multiple Casualty Incidents and AAOS 12th: Chapters 38 - 41
Incident Command
Hazardous Materials
Terrorism

Chapter Assignment Notes

Assign corresponding LMS (MyLab, Navigate) material with chapters according to

course philosophy and need.

• Emergency Care 14th edition references and appendix may be placed at your
discretion. Pediatrics covered throughout the text.

• Prehospital Emergency Care 12th edition chapters 27, 36, and appendices may be
placed at your discretion.

• AAOS 12th edition chapters 15 and 25 (Medical and Trauma Overviews) may be
placed at your discretion.