List requirements for emergency medical care through recognition and identification of the seriousness of patient’s condition along with hazards or potential hazards to patient prehospital care.

Outline all components of patient assessment, beginning with the general impression and progressing to the detailed physical examination, for both medical and trauma patients

Describe steps for trauma and medical patients assessment in prehospital settings.

Perform medical assessment of patient's mental status and vital signs, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of critical physiological functions in emergency situations.

Classify life-threatening injuries and medical conditions.

Show effective communication as a member or leader of a resuscitation team and recognize the impact of team dynamics on overall team performance.

appreciate the importance of clear, logical, and concise communication of scientific results, ideas, and arguments, both orally and in writing, in the context of trauma cases, valuing its role in improving patient care and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Justify the selected clinical decision for triage victims and select data from a range of sources.

Relate the application of modern methods for information storage in trauma care, while preserving a safe and effective approach to handling emergency medical service cases and patient safety.