Blood Pressure Simulator
Practice cuff flow, Korotkoff sounds, systolic and diastolic recognition, and EMS-style BP documentation.
EMSCodeSim is the main home for my EMS training projects: vitals practice, breath sound simulation, capnography, neuro assessment, quizzes, CPR performance tools, and future scenario-based EMS education.
Practice the small skills that are hard to teach from a worksheet: listening, counting, recognizing patterns, documenting findings, and making accurate assessment decisions.
Practice cuff flow, Korotkoff sounds, systolic and diastolic recognition, and EMS-style BP documentation.
Use chest hotspots to compare normal breath sounds, wheezes, crackles, stridor, diminished sounds, and side-to-side findings.
Review ETCO₂ waveforms for ventilation, perfusion, CPR, asthma, and respiratory distress scenarios.
Randomized pulse rates and rhythm-style counting practice for quick, accurate vital sign assessment.
Score eye, verbal, and motor response findings with quick feedback for EMT and paramedic assessment practice.
Practice BE-FAST style stroke recognition with visual assessment prompts and patient presentation cues.
Glucometer workflow, readings, and patient assessment prompts.
Practice pupil size, equality, and reactivity checks.
Person, place, time, and event orientation checks.
Burn percentage practice with front and back region selection.
This homepage now works as a hub for every EMSCodeSim project, so new apps, quizzes, and scenario trainers can be added without cluttering the main screen.
Daily EMT and paramedic-style questions for quick review, test prep, and repeat visits.
Visit quiz site →CPR compression fraction timing, instructor prompts, and future checklist-based performance reporting.
Open CCF Timer →Scenario-based EMS learning with visual patient stories, decision points, and student feedback.
Open scenarios →Future EMS mini-sims for vitals, assessment steps, instructor grading, and scenario-driven patient findings.
See instructor plan →The goal is simple: replace passive reading with hands-on assessment reps students can do before, during, or after class.
No. It is a training and practice tool designed to support instructor-led education, skill labs, and student review.
EMT students, paramedic students, EMS instructors, CPR instructors, and anyone practicing patient assessment or EMS decision-making.
Yes. This page is designed to become the main EMSCodeSim hub for future scenario simulators, quiz tools, skill checklists, and instructor resources.