[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":187},["ShallowReactive",2],{"flashcard-deck-birth-and-the-newborn":3,"flashcard-decks-list":45},{"deck":4,"previewCards":15},{"id":5,"slug":6,"title":7,"description":8,"category":9,"subcategory":10,"icon":10,"iconColor":10,"visibility":11,"publisherDisplayName":10,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":12,"downloadCount":13,"createdAt":14,"updatedAt":14},"03c9ce14-a63b-44d7-8e9e-609c9fa51c86","birth-and-the-newborn","Birth and the Newborn","Recognition and supportive care for imminent birth, initial newborn assessment and basic newborn life support priorities.","Clinical",null,"preset",12,0,"2026-08-13T16:43:27.517557+00:00",[16,21,27,33,39],{"id":17,"front":18,"back":19,"hint":20,"displayOrder":13},"39b77733-eea5-41f6-8925-09c39851ec9a","Which findings indicate imminent birth?","Contractions every 1–2 minutes with pushing urge, or an advancing visible head.","Combine contraction frequency with the urge to push and visible 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birth.",3,{"id":40,"front":41,"back":42,"hint":43,"displayOrder":44},"1e37eda0-0d34-4ad4-8596-9a0ee119b559","What three features comprise the initial newborn assessment?","Breathing, heart rate, and muscle tone.","Colour is not one of the three primary assessment features.",4,{"decks":46,"categories":186},[47,53,59,65,66,76,82,91,97,105,111,119,125,131,137,150,161,172,179],{"id":48,"slug":49,"title":50,"description":51,"category":9,"subcategory":10,"icon":10,"iconColor":10,"visibility":11,"publisherDisplayName":10,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":12,"downloadCount":13,"updatedAt":52},"f48e0902-8474-47ab-8f64-84bbe67a4e38","adult-basic-life-support","Adult Basic Life Support","Recognition of adult cardiac arrest, high-quality CPR and safe AED use based on Resuscitation Council UK 2025 guidance.","2026-08-13T16:43:26.711906+00:00",{"id":54,"slug":55,"title":56,"description":57,"category":9,"subcategory":10,"icon":10,"iconColor":10,"visibility":11,"publisherDisplayName":10,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":12,"downloadCount":13,"updatedAt":58},"6562bd4c-2908-4e42-b986-203f0807b102","anaphylaxis","Anaphylaxis","Recognition and emergency care principles for suspected anaphylaxis in adults and children.","2026-08-13T16:43:27.063107+00:00",{"id":60,"slug":61,"title":62,"description":63,"category":9,"subcategory":10,"icon":10,"iconColor":10,"visibility":11,"publisherDisplayName":10,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":12,"downloadCount":13,"updatedAt":64},"4eb1b5fe-adec-4f33-81d5-67f44fa047a5","asthma-and-respiratory-assessment","Asthma and Respiratory Assessment","Recognition, assessment and initial care principles for acute asthma and respiratory deterioration.","2026-08-13T16:43:26.941314+00:00",{"id":5,"slug":6,"title":7,"description":8,"category":9,"subcategory":10,"icon":10,"iconColor":10,"visibility":11,"publisherDisplayName":10,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":12,"downloadCount":13,"updatedAt":14},{"id":67,"slug":68,"title":69,"description":70,"category":71,"subcategory":10,"icon":72,"iconColor":73,"visibility":11,"publisherDisplayName":10,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":74,"downloadCount":13,"updatedAt":75},"d3c7a80c-c2c4-4514-8600-6fca03dd41aa","cardiovascular-system","Cardiovascular System","Introduction cardiovascular system deck for student / qualified HCPS.","Anatomy & 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rhythm","ECG","#dc2626","2026-02-10T17:00:28.725761+00:00",{"id":120,"slug":121,"title":122,"description":123,"category":9,"subcategory":10,"icon":10,"iconColor":10,"visibility":11,"publisherDisplayName":10,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":12,"downloadCount":13,"updatedAt":124},"950785a3-9d34-4c45-95ad-df2feb41e1f8","stroke-and-seizures","Stroke and Seizures","Recognition, focused assessment and escalation of suspected stroke, TIA and seizures in pre-hospital care.","2026-08-13T16:43:27.175425+00:00",{"id":126,"slug":127,"title":128,"description":129,"category":9,"subcategory":10,"icon":10,"iconColor":10,"visibility":11,"publisherDisplayName":10,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":12,"downloadCount":13,"updatedAt":130},"adb699f5-3b23-4c90-8ead-e8a91e784e81","trauma-and-burns","Trauma and Burns","Core trauma assessment, haemorrhage control, spinal precautions and immediate burn 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Made by a first year student paramedic for FR, ECA, or other 1st year student paras - I apologise if these seem simplified.","pills","teal","Ben W",19,20,"2026-08-29T09:01:15.092+00:00",{"id":162,"slug":163,"title":164,"description":165,"category":142,"subcategory":10,"icon":166,"iconColor":167,"visibility":145,"publisherDisplayName":168,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":169,"downloadCount":170,"updatedAt":171},"876bb574-21e9-4779-aca8-fa194681eada","frec-4","FREC 4","This deck intends to support the preparation and ongoing knowledge maintenance for the Qualsafe First Response Emergency Care Level 4 specification. For issues or additions, contact \"Tim\" on Discord.","book-medical","blue","Tim",48,8,"2026-07-29T14:53:02.535+00:00",{"id":173,"slug":174,"title":175,"description":176,"category":71,"subcategory":10,"icon":87,"iconColor":177,"visibility":145,"publisherDisplayName":157,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":178,"downloadCount":44,"updatedAt":160},"1bdf44dd-4e63-4f55-b0f7-5c7cbb949d91","12-cranial-nerves-and-tests","12 cranial nerves and tests","A 1st year student paramedic's simplified summary.\nNames and basic functions of the 12 cranial nerves, as well as prompts to cranial nerve tests.\nThis is a very basic summary and the tests described are prompts/reminders not full descriptions. Reference to a more comprehensive clinical guide is ESSENTIAL.\nTo remember which nerves are sensory, motor or both: Some Say Marry Money But My Brother Says Big Brains Matter Most.","purple",14,{"id":180,"slug":181,"title":182,"description":183,"category":142,"subcategory":10,"icon":143,"iconColor":184,"visibility":145,"publisherDisplayName":168,"publisherOrgName":10,"cardCount":159,"downloadCount":185,"updatedAt":171},"57a043a6-7f52-4b00-885a-67c183e09424","basic-life-support","Basic Life Support","A deck covering BLS based on Resus UK 2025 guidelines. Created with ambulance service responders CFRs in mind - always call 999 if an ambulance is not already coming","green",10,[71,9,142,116],1788176395387]