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Lockers will be provided for street clothes and nonessentials to be placed. Wilco EMT Basic shirts will be available for purchase. Students will need to provide:  \n• Black leather belt with plain silver buckle  \n• Black work shoes/boots  \n• Navy blue work pants  \n• Watch with second hand  \nAdditional requirements for classroom: 3 ring binder and spiral notebook, stethoscope and B/ B cuffs Fees:  \nFingerprinting test $37 .50 Wilco Polo Shirt $25  \nCPR $25  \nClinical $20  \nClass Procedures:  \nAll students will be responsible for reading and agreeing to abide by the Wilco EMT Basic Classroom Procedures, Wilco EMT Basic Safety Rules, Wilco EMT Basic Electronic Device Policy as well the Wilco Area Career Center Handbook.  \nCatalog Description  \nCourse includes emergency care skills, including management of bleeding, fractures, airway obstruction, cardiac arrest and emergency childbirth. Curriculum also addresses patient assessment skills and the use and maintenance of common emergency equipment. Completion of this course with a grade of B or better, attendance and clinical completion qualifies students to sit for the state or national exam.  \nPrerequisites  \nMust be at least 18 years old with a high school diploma or equivalent to sit for the national exam.  \nCLASS POLICIES:  \nThere will be written exams, terminology/vocabulary exams, quizzes, homework Assignments, participation activities, and a mid-term project. If a student will not be in attendance on a scheduled day of a written exam, it is suggested that the student contact their instructor prior to class. The student will receive a grade of 0 if no contact or effort to retake is not made. The make-up exam will be the next day the student attends class. Students must have an 80%  \naverage. If 80% is not attained when clinicals begin the student will be ineligible for Clinical Emergency Room Rotations, ambulance ride time, and to challenge the National EMT Registry Exam or the State of Illinois EMT-B Licensing Exam. Ineligible students may stay in the class to receive high school class credit and grade. By semester’s end students must have maintained an 80% average in class comprised of all assessments, coursework, required attendance, and completion of clinicals to be eligible to challenge the National EMT Registry exam or the State of Illinois EMT-B Licensing Exam.  \nCourse Methods of Instruction  \nInstructional methods may include (but are not limited to):  \n● Lecture, audio-visual presentations, class pronunciation drills, interactive whiteboard exercises  \n● Authentic healthcare/science lab activities in which students apply knowledge of medical terms as they apply to Emergency Medical Care and EMS careers  \n● Computer-based instruction & interactive internet activities, cooperative learning activities  \n● Individual & group workbook, worksheets, case studies and other print assignments  \n● Projects/presentations, word association activities (including drawing/illustration)  ","cbCaipataFYqsJqw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipataFYqsJqw","pdf",152179,11,"English","# Class Schedule and Requirements\n## Instructors, Schedule, and Credit Hours\n## Texts, Digital Supplements, Uniform, and Supplies\n# Course Description and Eligibility\n## Catalog Description\n## Prerequisites\n# Class Policies and Assessments\n## Exams, Assignments, Participation, and Mid-Term Project\n## Grading Scale and Overall Grade Breakdown\n## Attendance and Incomplete Policy\n# CPR and Clinical Requirements\n## BLS CPR Pass/Fail Requirements\n## Emergency Room Clinical Rotations\n## Ambulance Ride Time Requirements","[{\"question\":\"What course topics are covered in EMT Basic 2271?\",\"answer\":\"The course covers emergency care skills including bleeding management, fractures, airway obstruction, cardiac arrest, and emergency childbirth. 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