Five EMT cases you can inspect, teach and print.

Explore five ready-to-review EMT teaching cases, complete with dispatch information, realistic vital signs, patient progression, instructor cues, and printable run sheets. Free to use. No account or credit card.

The first complete case is open below. Review its findings, print the run sheet, or choose another medical or trauma example.

EMT sample cases Vitals + case progression Printable instructor run sheets
Read the free case ↓ Create your own EMT scenario free These are five fixed printable cases. Browse all five or create five custom EMT scenarios with no account or card.

Keep this case in your teaching library and get 3 starter credits for station guides and lab plans after email verification. No card required. Your selected case will be kept in this browser while you verify your email.

Five complete cases. No account or usage limit.

Open any example, switch between cases, and print an instructor run sheet. These are curated examples—not output from the live paid generator. The paid workspace builds new materials around your selections.

This is a fixed EMT teaching sample. To build your own, describe the patient and choose EMR, EMT, AEMT or Paramedic in the scenario creator. Create 5 complete EMS scenarios free. No account or card required.

Create my own scenario free →Create a free accountAccounts get 3 free credits after email verification for station guides and lab plans. No card required. After your 5 free scenarios: patient scenario 1 credit · station guide 2 · full lab plan 3.

Use the full workspace to prepare your next real lab.

The free samples let you inspect a case structure. Create 5 complete EMS scenarios free from your own description, with no account or card. With 3 free credits you can also build stations and lab plans and save reusable resources, from EMR through Paramedic.

Build skill stationsCreate an instructor guide with equipment, setup and observable performance checks.
Plan full lab daysBuild around students, groups, instructors, time, and learning objectives.
Save and reuseKeep scenarios, stations, and lab plans as starting points for the next cohort.
Print and exportMove from generated material to something you can actually use in class.
Get 3 free credits → No card required · 10 more credits for $9 once · optional $19/month membership

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