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Rescue 1122 EMT study plan

Rescue 1122 EMT · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Ambulance Service (medical emergencies and pre-hospital care) & Rescue Service (specialized rescue operations)

  • Outline the scope of pre-hospital care in the Rescue 1122 system, including the roles of EMT, driver, and dispatcher

  • List the primary and secondary survey steps for trauma and medical patients, and recite the sequence without notes

  • Identify the indications, contraindications, and safe operating limits of the AED, bag-valve mask, and oxygen delivery devices

  • Demonstrate scene size-up and safe approach for road traffic crashes, including traffic control and hazard identification

Your checkpoint

A one-page scene size-up checklist and a written summary of the primary/secondary survey sequence, both self-scored against a reference text.

Week 2

Ambulance Service (medical emergencies and pre-hospital care) & Rescue Service (specialized rescue operations)

  • Perform patient assessment and vital-sign measurement (pulse, respiration, blood pressure, SpO2) on three simulated patients and record findings accurately

  • Apply spinal motion restriction and casualty packaging techniques for suspected head, neck, and spinal injuries

  • Explain the pre-hospital management of chest pain, stroke, hypoglycemia, and anaphylaxis, including when to request advanced care

  • Describe the principles of triage at a mass-casualty incident and assign a triage category to five written scenarios

Your checkpoint

A completed patient assessment form for three simulated cases with a short justification of each triage decision.

Week 3

Rescue Service (specialized rescue operations) & Ambulance Service (medical emergencies and pre-hospital care)

  • Describe the setup and safe use of rope systems, harnesses, and anchor points for low-angle rescue

  • Explain the hazards and control measures for confined-space, water, and height rescue operations

  • Outline the handover report structure (SBAR or equivalent) and deliver three verbal handovers to a simulated receiving facility

  • Identify the legal and ethical duties of an EMT, including consent, confidentiality, and documentation

Your checkpoint

A written handover script and a short rescue plan for a low-angle scenario, reviewed against a checklist.

Week 4

Ambulance Service (medical emergencies and pre-hospital care) & Rescue Service (specialized rescue operations)

  • Complete a timed 60-question mixed-domain quiz on ambulance and rescue content and score at least 75%

  • Review every incorrect answer from the quiz and write the correct rationale in your own words

  • Demonstrate effective teamwork and communication during a simulated multi-casualty exercise

  • Explain the maintenance and readiness checks for ambulance equipment and rescue tools

Your checkpoint

A scored quiz report with a personal error log listing each missed item and the corrected concept.

Week 5

Fire Service (firefighting and hazardous material incidents)

  • Describe the fire tetrahedron, stages of fire development, and the methods of heat transfer

  • Identify the classes of fire and select the correct extinguishing agent for each class

  • Explain the use of personal protective equipment and self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) in fire and hazardous-material environments

  • Outline the incident command system structure and the roles of the first-arriving officer and sector commanders

Your checkpoint

A fire-class-to-extinguisher reference table and a one-page incident command diagram for a simulated building fire.

Week 6

Fire Service (firefighting and hazardous material incidents) & Community Safety, Building Safety and integrated emergency management

  • Explain the purpose and steps of the hazardous-material recognition and isolation process, including the use of the Emergency Response Guidebook

  • Describe decontamination procedures and the zones of a hazardous-material incident

  • Identify common building safety features, fire resistance ratings, and means of escape relevant to emergency responders

  • Outline the principles of fire prevention, including risk assessment and public education

Your checkpoint

A hazardous-material incident action plan for a written scenario, including isolation distances, zones, and decontamination steps.

Week 7

Community Safety, Building Safety and integrated emergency management & Fire Service (firefighting and hazardous material incidents)

  • Describe the components of an integrated emergency management system, including mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery

  • Explain the purpose of emergency operations plans, drills, and after-action reviews

  • Identify community safety risks and the role of public awareness campaigns in injury prevention

  • Outline the legal and regulatory framework for emergency services in Pakistan, including the Rescue 1122 Act and related rules

Your checkpoint

A two-page community risk assessment for a chosen neighborhood, with three prioritized prevention recommendations.

Week 8

Ambulance Service (medical emergencies and pre-hospital care) & Rescue Service (specialized rescue operations) & Fire Service (firefighting and hazardous material incidents) & Community Safety, Building Safety and integrated emergency management

  • Complete two full-length practice exams under timed conditions and score at least 80% on each

  • Review all incorrect answers across domains and update your error log with corrected concepts

  • Recite key protocols and checklists from memory for ambulance, rescue, fire, and community safety

  • Create a personal exam-day strategy covering time allocation, question triage, and stress management

Your checkpoint

A final error log with all corrections and a one-page exam-day strategy sheet.

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 70% on a 30-question quiz covering ambulance and rescue fundamentals.

Week 4: Score at least 75% on a 60-question mixed-domain quiz and submit a complete error log.

Week 6: Score at least 75% on a 40-question fire and hazardous-material quiz, and correctly classify five hazardous materials using the Emergency Response Guidebook.

Week 8: Score at least 80% on two full-length practice exams and submit a final error log and exam-day strategy sheet.