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Applies basic and advanced knowledge and skills necessary to determine patient physiologic, psychological, and psycho-social needs. Covers administration of medications, interpretation and use of diagnostic findings to implement pre-hospital patient treatment, facilitate referrals and/or access to a higher level of care.  \nTaxonomy of Programs (TOP) Code (CB03)  \n1251.00- * Paramedic  \nCourse Credit Status (CB04)  \nD (Credit-Degree Applicable)  \nCourse Transfer Status (CB05) (select one only)  \nC ( Not transferable)  \nCourse Basic Skills Status (CB08)  \nN-The Course is Not a Basic Skills Course  \nSAM Priority Code (CB09)  \nB-Advanced Occupational  \nCourse Cooperative Work Experience Education Status (CB10)  \nN- Is Not Part of a Cooperative Work Experience Education Program  \n2 PM M10: Paramedic Studies  \nCourse Classification Status (CB11)  \nY-Credit Course  \nEducational Assistance Class Instruction (Approved Special Class) (CB13)  \nN-The Course is Not an Approved Special Class  \nCourse Prior to Transfer Level (CB21)  \nY-Not Applicable  \nCourse Noncredit Category (CB22)  \nY-Credit Course  \nFunding Agency Category (CB23)  \nY-Not Applicable ( Funding Not Used)  \nCourse Program Status (CB24)  \n1-Program Applicable  \nGeneral Education Status (CB25)  \nY-Not Applicable  \nSupport Course Status (CB26)  \nN-Course is not a support course  \nField trips  \nMay be required  \nFaculty notes on field trips; include possible destinations or other pertinent information  \nPossible field trips to hospital, government, and private agencies or organizations  \nGrading method  \n(L) Letter Graded  \nAlternate grading methods  \n(O) Student Option- Letter/Pass ( P) Pass/No Pass Grading  \nDoes this course require an instructional materials fee?  \nYes  \nFee Amount  \n175  \nWhat personal property or material does the student need that the fee pays for?  \nParamedic Skills Kit and Equipment  \nIdentify a specific course objective that cannot be met but for the use of the materials at issue.  \nPractical application of theory using course materials to complete skills practice and testing  \nDescribe how the material has continuing value outside the classroom.  \nParamedic class materials are applicable to job functions in the roll of a paramedic  \nIs the amount of materials the students must supply, or the amount that they receive in exchange for the fee that is charged, consistent with the amount of material necessary to meet the required objectives of the course?  \nYes  \nIf students pay a fee rather than furnishing their own materials, why do they have to pay a fee rather than supply the materials themselves? 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