Blood pressure + pulse
Practice the mechanics first, then document rate, rhythm, quality and pressure in a patient context.
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Pupils + stroke
Use findings as decision cues. A pupil finding or stroke deficit matters because it changes the differential, priority, or destination.
Rule of Nines
Practice estimating burn surface area, then connect the estimate to severity, transport planning and local protocol.
Skill practice is not a protocol
The simulators are educational approximations designed to strengthen observation and assessment habits. Real equipment, patient anatomy, audio findings, local procedures and scope vary. Use your course, service equipment, and medical direction for competency validation.