Kenji Inaba is a Professor of Surgery, Anesthesia and Emergency Medicine at the University of Southern California. He serves as the Vice Chair of the Department of Surgery, program director for the General Surgery Residency, and Chief of Surgery at the Los Angeles General Medical Center. He is an internationally recognized researcher and award winning educator. Demetrios Demetriades is a Professor of Surgery and Director of Trauma, Emergency Surgery and Surgical Critical Care. He has received numerous awards and recognitions from national societies and many countries and is one of the most published trauma surgeons in the United States. Marc Eckstein, MD, MPH, is a nationally recognized leader with over thirty-five years of experience in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services. He is double board-certified in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services and has built an international reputation as a physician, leader, academician, innovator, and physician executive.

• Atlas of emergency medical services procedures and techniques; Kenji Inaba, Demetrios Demetriades and Marc Eckstein; 1. Personal safety Millicent Wilson, Denise Whitfield, Jonathan Warren and Daniel A. Altruz; 2. EMS equipment Daniel Zimmerman, Saman Kashani and Clayton Kazan; 3. Extrication and movement Jake Toy, Christopher T. Sutherland and Marianne Gausche‑Hill, 4. Assessment and monitoring I Kelsey Wilhelm, Nichole Bosson and William E. Mix; 5. Assessment and monitoring II William M. Downes, William E. Mix and Dipesh S. Patel; 6. Airway I Wendy Ruggeri and Billy Lee; 7. Airway II Christopher L. Taicher and Samuel Max Ehrlich; 8. Airway III Kemp Anderson, Michael Port and Laura Bloom; 9. Surgical Airway Amanda Hambrecht and Matthew J. Martin; 10. Oxygen therapy Benjamin T. Franklin, Gregory Morgan and Meghan R. Lewis; 11. Chest trauma Morgan Schellenberg, Edward P. Leverich and Chance Nichols; 12. Hemorrhage control Lydia Lam and Demetrios Demetriades; 13. Venous access I David V. Shatz, Laura F. Goodman and Scott Perryman; 14. Venous access II Jennie S. Kim, Edgar N. Muro and Kyle E. Mock; 15. Cardiac arrest I Chance Nichols, Robert Heaton and Lydia Lam; 16. Cardiac arrest II Robert Heaton, Chance Nichols and Lydia Lam; 17. Basic wound management I Morgan Schellenberg, Chance Nichols and Amanda Hambrecht; 18. Basic wound management II Joshua Dilday, Patrick J. Rudolf, Koji Inaba and Kenji Inaba; 19. Skin and soft tissues I Ian A. Powelson, Kevin Scott and Eugenia E. Lee; 20. Skin and soft tissues II Ian A. Powelson, Kevin Scott and Eugenia E. Lee; 21. Orthopedic injuries Ashley Lamb, Jonathan Larocque and Joshua L. Gary; 22. Orthopedic injuries II Mikhail W. Fraser‑Gray, Kemp Anderson and James Zourek; 23. Medication administration I Patrick McGillen, Elliot C. Williams, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 24. Medication administration II Patrick McGillen, Elliot C. Williams, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 25. Medication administration III Elliot C. Williams, Patrick McGillen, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 26. Airway obstruction, manual dislodgement, Heimlich Mahfuzul Majumdar, Marcos Rubio and Subarna Biswas; 27. NG/OG, urinary atheterization, surgical drains Krishan Vadukul, Catherine Kuza and Subarna Biswas; 28. Epistatxis Jeffrey C. Chao, Amanda Hambrecht and Valery C. Vargas; 29. Blood glucose monitoring, insulin pump Edward S. Cho, Antonino H. Lovato and Jeffrey C. Chao; 30. Pregnancy, emergency labor and delivery Areg Grigorian, Jennifer Butler, Javier Vazquez and Damon H. Clark; 31. Other Populations, eriatric, pediatric and morbid obesity considerations Emily E. Switzer, Areg Grigorian and Michael Young; 32. K9 emergency care Joshua Dilday, Andrew Coussens and Brian S. Knipp; 33. Temperature management, warming and cooling Anaar E. Siletz and Imam Sanousi.

Kenji Inaba is a Professor of Surgery, Anesthesia and Emergency Medicine at the University of Southern California. He serves as the Vice Chair of the Department of Surgery, program director for the General Surgery Residency, and Chief of Surgery at the Los Angeles General Medical Center. He is an internationally recognized researcher and award winning educator. Demetrios Demetriades is a Professor of Surgery and Director of Trauma, Emergency Surgery and Surgical Critical Care. He has received numerous awards and recognitions from national societies and many countries and is one of the most published trauma surgeons in the United States. Marc Eckstein, MD, MPH, is a nationally recognized leader with over thirty-five years of experience in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services. He is double board-certified in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services and has built an international reputation as a physician, leader, academician, innovator, and physician executive.

• Atlas of emergency medical services procedures and techniques; Kenji Inaba, Demetrios Demetriades and Marc Eckstein; 1. Personal safety Millicent Wilson, Denise Whitfield, Jonathan Warren and Daniel A. Altruz; 2. EMS equipment Daniel Zimmerman, Saman Kashani and Clayton Kazan; 3. Extrication and movement Jake Toy, Christopher T. Sutherland and Marianne Gausche‑Hill, 4. Assessment and monitoring I Kelsey Wilhelm, Nichole Bosson and William E. Mix; 5. Assessment and monitoring II William M. Downes, William E. Mix and Dipesh S. Patel; 6. Airway I Wendy Ruggeri and Billy Lee; 7. Airway II Christopher L. Taicher and Samuel Max Ehrlich; 8. Airway III Kemp Anderson, Michael Port and Laura Bloom; 9. Surgical Airway Amanda Hambrecht and Matthew J. Martin; 10. Oxygen therapy Benjamin T. Franklin, Gregory Morgan and Meghan R. Lewis; 11. Chest trauma Morgan Schellenberg, Edward P. Leverich and Chance Nichols; 12. Hemorrhage control Lydia Lam and Demetrios Demetriades; 13. Venous access I David V. Shatz, Laura F. Goodman and Scott Perryman; 14. Venous access II Jennie S. Kim, Edgar N. Muro and Kyle E. Mock; 15. Cardiac arrest I Chance Nichols, Robert Heaton and Lydia Lam; 16. Cardiac arrest II Robert Heaton, Chance Nichols and Lydia Lam; 17. Basic wound management I Morgan Schellenberg, Chance Nichols and Amanda Hambrecht; 18. Basic wound management II Joshua Dilday, Patrick J. Rudolf, Koji Inaba and Kenji Inaba; 19. Skin and soft tissues I Ian A. Powelson, Kevin Scott and Eugenia E. Lee; 20. Skin and soft tissues II Ian A. Powelson, Kevin Scott and Eugenia E. Lee; 21. Orthopedic injuries Ashley Lamb, Jonathan Larocque and Joshua L. Gary; 22. Orthopedic injuries II Mikhail W. Fraser‑Gray, Kemp Anderson and James Zourek; 23. Medication administration I Patrick McGillen, Elliot C. Williams, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 24. Medication administration II Patrick McGillen, Elliot C. Williams, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 25. Medication administration III Elliot C. Williams, Patrick McGillen, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 26. Airway obstruction, manual dislodgement, Heimlich Mahfuzul Majumdar, Marcos Rubio and Subarna Biswas; 27. NG/OG, urinary atheterization, surgical drains Krishan Vadukul, Catherine Kuza and Subarna Biswas; 28. Epistatxis Jeffrey C. Chao, Amanda Hambrecht and Valery C. Vargas; 29. Blood glucose monitoring, insulin pump Edward S. Cho, Antonino H. Lovato and Jeffrey C. Chao; 30. Pregnancy, emergency labor and delivery Areg Grigorian, Jennifer Butler, Javier Vazquez and Damon H. Clark; 31. Other Populations, eriatric, pediatric and morbid obesity considerations Emily E. Switzer, Areg Grigorian and Michael Young; 32. K9 emergency care Joshua Dilday, Andrew Coussens and Brian S. Knipp; 33. Temperature management, warming and cooling Anaar E. Siletz and Imam Sanousi.

Kenji Inaba is a Professor of Surgery, Anesthesia and Emergency Medicine at the University of Southern California. He serves as the Vice Chair of the Department of Surgery, program director for the General Surgery Residency, and Chief of Surgery at the Los Angeles General Medical Center. He is an internationally recognized researcher and award winning educator. Demetrios Demetriades is a Professor of Surgery and Director of Trauma, Emergency Surgery and Surgical Critical Care. He has received numerous awards and recognitions from national societies and many countries and is one of the most published trauma surgeons in the United States. Marc Eckstein, MD, MPH, is a nationally recognized leader with over thirty-five years of experience in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services. He is double board-certified in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services and has built an international reputation as a physician, leader, academician, innovator, and physician executive.

• Atlas of emergency medical services procedures and techniques; Kenji Inaba, Demetrios Demetriades and Marc Eckstein; 1. Personal safety Millicent Wilson, Denise Whitfield, Jonathan Warren and Daniel A. Altruz; 2. EMS equipment Daniel Zimmerman, Saman Kashani and Clayton Kazan; 3. Extrication and movement Jake Toy, Christopher T. Sutherland and Marianne Gausche‑Hill, 4. Assessment and monitoring I Kelsey Wilhelm, Nichole Bosson and William E. Mix; 5. Assessment and monitoring II William M. Downes, William E. Mix and Dipesh S. Patel; 6. Airway I Wendy Ruggeri and Billy Lee; 7. Airway II Christopher L. Taicher and Samuel Max Ehrlich; 8. Airway III Kemp Anderson, Michael Port and Laura Bloom; 9. Surgical Airway Amanda Hambrecht and Matthew J. Martin; 10. Oxygen therapy Benjamin T. Franklin, Gregory Morgan and Meghan R. Lewis; 11. Chest trauma Morgan Schellenberg, Edward P. Leverich and Chance Nichols; 12. Hemorrhage control Lydia Lam and Demetrios Demetriades; 13. Venous access I David V. Shatz, Laura F. Goodman and Scott Perryman; 14. Venous access II Jennie S. Kim, Edgar N. Muro and Kyle E. Mock; 15. Cardiac arrest I Chance Nichols, Robert Heaton and Lydia Lam; 16. Cardiac arrest II Robert Heaton, Chance Nichols and Lydia Lam; 17. Basic wound management I Morgan Schellenberg, Chance Nichols and Amanda Hambrecht; 18. Basic wound management II Joshua Dilday, Patrick J. Rudolf, Koji Inaba and Kenji Inaba; 19. Skin and soft tissues I Ian A. Powelson, Kevin Scott and Eugenia E. Lee; 20. Skin and soft tissues II Ian A. Powelson, Kevin Scott and Eugenia E. Lee; 21. Orthopedic injuries Ashley Lamb, Jonathan Larocque and Joshua L. Gary; 22. Orthopedic injuries II Mikhail W. Fraser‑Gray, Kemp Anderson and James Zourek; 23. Medication administration I Patrick McGillen, Elliot C. Williams, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 24. Medication administration II Patrick McGillen, Elliot C. Williams, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 25. Medication administration III Elliot C. Williams, Patrick McGillen, Eddie A. Rodriguez and Kazuhide Matsushima; 26. Airway obstruction, manual dislodgement, Heimlich Mahfuzul Majumdar, Marcos Rubio and Subarna Biswas; 27. NG/OG, urinary atheterization, surgical drains Krishan Vadukul, Catherine Kuza and Subarna Biswas; 28. Epistatxis Jeffrey C. Chao, Amanda Hambrecht and Valery C. Vargas; 29. Blood glucose monitoring, insulin pump Edward S. Cho, Antonino H. Lovato and Jeffrey C. Chao; 30. Pregnancy, emergency labor and delivery Areg Grigorian, Jennifer Butler, Javier Vazquez and Damon H. Clark; 31. Other Populations, eriatric, pediatric and morbid obesity considerations Emily E. Switzer, Areg Grigorian and Michael Young; 32. K9 emergency care Joshua Dilday, Andrew Coussens and Brian S. Knipp; 33. Temperature management, warming and cooling Anaar E. Siletz and Imam Sanousi.