EMS Systems
Safety and Wellness
Medical, legal, ethical
Transport Operations
Extrication & Special Rescue
Random
100

Has advanced training in ALS, IV therapy and certain emergency medications

Advanced EMT

100

A stressor that produces a positive response. 

Eustress

100

Patient's who are intoxicated, mentally impaired or suffering form a head injury are allowed to be treated under what type of consent

Implied Consent

100

T or F

On MVC at night you should leave head-lights and fog lights on for better visibility and to aid in lighting the scene

False

100

Access that is easily achieved without the use of tools or force

Simple access

100

The verification process of a health care provider's qualifications. 

Credentialing

100

Dr. instruction given directly by radio/phone or by protocols

Medical Control

100

The simplest yet most effective way to control disease transmission

Proper hand-washing

100

Verbal or nonverbal consent given by the patient for care or transport. 

Expressed Consent

100

Killing of pathogenic agents by directly applying a chemical 

Disinfection

100

A condition in which a person is caught within a closed area with no way out or has a limb trapped

Entrapment

100

The physician who authorizes EMT's to provide medical care in the field.

Medical director

100

T or F

Off-line medical control consists of standing orders, training, and supervision authorized by the medical director. 

True

100

What is the difference between donning and doffing PPE

Donning=putting on

Doffing=taking off

100

A surrogate to make decisions for them regarding healthcare in the event they are incapacitated

Durable power of attorney for health care

100

Killing of pathogenic agents by direct application of chemicals

disinfection

100

The ability to understand and react to the threats around you. To be alert for changing situations. 

Situational awareness

100

Protective measures designed to prevent health care workers from coming into contact with objects, blood, body fluids, and other potential risks 

Standard precautions

100

Strategies that will prevent the event from ever happening. (2 words)

Primary prevention

100

A type of sexual harassment where the harasser requests sexual favors in exchange for something else

quid pro quo

100

False & damaging information spoken about a person

Slander

100

It is best to park _____________ of the scene of smoke or hazardous materials are present. 

Upwind or uphill

100

The individual who has overall command of a scene in the field

incident commander

100

Consent given after you explain the nature of the treatment being offered, along with the potential risks, benefits, and alternatives to treatment, as well as potential consequences of refusing treatment. 

Informed consent

200

Document created by the national highway traffic safety administration the outlines skills performed by EMS professionals.

National EMS Scope of Practice

200

Name the 4 pathways of disease transmission

Contact (direct or indirect)

aerosolized (droplet)

foodborne

vector-borne (insects or parasitic worms)

200

Cooling of the body after death until it matches the ambient temperature

algor mortis

200

True or False

When maneuvering through a curve, the safest path is to enter low (to the inside) in the lane and exit high (to the outside)

false

200

_____________ in the primary cause of secondary collapse at the scene of a cave-in or trench rescue. 

Double points if you know how many ft. away you should park

Vibration

500

200

The capacity of an individual to cope with and recover from distress.

Resilience

200

After successfully completing the certification process, you are eligible for __________, the legal authority to practice in his or her state. 

Licensure

200

The spread of HIV and hepatitis in the health care setting can usually be traced back to.......

Careless handling of sharps

200

HIPAA stands for......

Double your points if you can tell me the year it was developed....

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996

200

specialty van cab with a modular ambulance body that is mounted on a cut-away van chassis

Type III

200

The 10 phases of extrication

(100 for half)

1. preparation

2. enroute 

3. arrival

4. Hazard control

5. support operations

6. gaining access

7. emergency care

8. removal of the patient

9. transfer of the patient

10. Termination

200

If you are the first vehicle to arrive on scene, you should park ________ft. before the scene on the same side of the road

100

200

A quality management process that encourages team members at any level to ask, "How are we doing now?" and "What can we do to be better?"

Continuous quality improvement

200

Name 4 common hazards at a fire scene

smoke, oxygen deficiency, high temperatures, toxic gases, building collapse dangerous equipment, explosions. 

200

Unlawfully touching a patient or providing emergency care without consent

battery

200

List 4 Airway devices that should be carried on all ambulances

OPA/NPA                 Oxygen and O2 delivery devices

CPAP

ALS airway devices

BVM

suction

200

At an extrication scene the zone in which people can be exposed to sharp metal edges, broken glass, toxins, or explosion

Danger zone (hot zone)

200

F-A-I-L-U-R-E  mnemonic

Failure to understand the environment 

Additional medical problems missed

Inadequate rescue skills

Lack of teamwork or skill

Underestimating the logistics of the incident

Rescue versus recovery not considered

Equipment not mastered

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