Every case in the library is a full 911 call: a voice AI patient, an AI partner who takes your orders, live vitals, and a transport decision with real consequences. Finish the call and an AI examiner grades your assessment, treatment, and handoff.
A 58-year-old man with crushing substernal chest pain. Work the ABCs, take a full SAMPLE and OPQRST, read the trend in his vitals, and make the destination call that a STEMI patient actually needs. Rush it or miss the trajectory and the call ends very differently.
A 27-year-old man down with agonal respirations and pinpoint pupils. Airway first: bag him, time the naloxone right, and manage a patient who may wake up combative — or try to walk away from transport.
A 25-year-old woman with hives, tightening airway, and falling pressure after an exposure. Recognize anaphylaxis early, use the epinephrine you carry, and don't let a biphasic reaction catch you relaxed in the back of the rig.
A 72-year-old woman found off her baseline by family. Run a stroke screen out loud, pin down last-known-well, and race the time window to the right receiving facility. Rapport matters — she is frightened and can still refuse care.
A 45-year-old diabetic acting altered. Get the glucose story out of a confused patient, correct it within your scope, and decide whether a refusal after he perks up is actually safe given what he takes at home.
Talk to the patient, question the family, command your partner — the whole call is spoken, like the real thing.
Every scenario has multiple endings. Miss a critical intervention or blow the rapport and the call ends differently.
Cases rebuild for 10 county-level protocol sets — scope of practice, radio lexicon, and receiving facilities change with the county you train in.
After the handoff, an AI examiner grades nine clinical and communication domains, citing your own words as evidence.
One full case with grading, no credit card. Then $29/month for the whole library.
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