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Emergency medical services (EMS) technicians play an important role in preventing diagnostic errors and welltimed management of patients as they have the first contact with trauma patients in conditions like disaster and military medicine (1-3). Some believe that up to 30% of deaths from trauma in the United States can be prevented, and failing to recognize intra-abdominal injuries following blunt traumas to the abdomen is a common cause of preventable deaths (4,5). Diagnosing pneumothorax in critical traumatic patients can save patients’ lives (6). Since the clinical examination is not reliable for the correct evaluation of traumatized patients, emergency ultrasound technique can be used in accidents and deaths in order to evaluate and manage patients quickly and provide diagnostic and procedural guidance (7). The most important clinical application of ultrasound is the use of the basic data to guide the triage and manage patients in a critical condition and may improve patient management (8,9). Therefore, similar to the urgent need of EMS for equipping ambulances with electrocardiogram Original Article Volume x, Issue x, 2021, p. x-x

journal of emergency practice and trauma

The effect of a short ultrasound training course on the performance of emergency medical technicians in terms of using extended-focused assessment with sonography in trauma (E-FAST) in the pre-hospital setting