Material for teaching a room full of students. Each training has its own page holding everything it needs, starting with slides and speaker notes. Nothing here needs an account — open it on whatever machine is in the classroom.
The four kinds of shock and how to tell them apart at the patient's side, built around interleaved contrast pairs rather than a sign list. Two retrieval checkpoints, an honest treatment of what the textbook still gets wrong, and Montana scope of practice. The case set has no timer and no scoreboard, on purpose.
Prehospital and ED CPAP with the Mercury Medical Flow-Safe II: who gets it, how to put it on, the 13 cm H2O ceiling, when it is not working and when it comes off, oxygen planning and oxygen in COPD, the nebulizer and its three drugs, children, and what the evidence actually shows.
More trainings will appear here as they're built, each with its own page.
Not what you were after? The copy-paste practice scenarios are a separate thing: turn-by-turn cases that one learner runs alone on their own AI, from EMR through flight nurse. These classroom trainings are for an instructor standing in front of a class.