SOAP Notes
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Puss Caterpillar Envenomation: The Campsite Can Wait
A Florida campsite training scenario follows puss caterpillar contact to the ear and cheek, with SOAP assessment, reassessment, evacuation decisions and a separate anaphylaxis branch.
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🩹 SOAP Narrative: The Bite He Ignored
A paddler on a two week Everglades kayak expedition ignored what seemed like a minor spider bite. Five days later, fever, vomiting, dizziness, and a worsening wound forced…
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🩹 The Sting That Wouldn’t Stop
A moment of distraction on Florida’s beautiful Silver River turned into an unforgettable Wilderness First Aid lesson when a colony of fire ants declared a kayak guide the…
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🩹 Florida Summer Hypothermia: The Kayaker Everyone Thought Had Heat Exhaustion
Think hypothermia only happens in winter? Think again. In this true Wilderness First Aid SOAP Narrative, a July sea kayaking expedition to Egmont Key takes an unexpected turn…
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🩹🌊 A SOAP Narrative for Wilderness First Aid — Multiple Trauma, Distraction Injury, and Chest Wall Emergency
Wilderness First Aid training uses acted scenarios because reading about injuries and actually responding to them are two entirely different cognitive experiences. The pressure of a real patient,…
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🩹A SOAP Narrative for Wilderness First Aid – Closed Wounds
🏕️ “Murphy’s Worst Day on the Trail” Here’s a SOAP* story written for a Wilderness First Aid, WFA, audience. This is a medically grounded, narrative-driven story. This is…
