What are the four levels of nationally recognized EMS certifications?
EMR
EMT
AEMT
Paramedic
What is this?
N95 Mask
A patient is alert and oriented times 4 and states that they do want to be treated by you, what type of consent is this?
Expressed Consent
Three things to do to correct an error made while filling out a handwritten PCR
single line through the mistake
initial next to the line
write the correct info
patient name, - any identifying patient information
20 Inches
What is 2:42 PM in military time?
14:42
An EMT operates as a designated agent for who?
The Medical Director
signs and placards
Minors who are married or of a certain age and who are legally able to give consent for medical treatment are known as what?
Emancipated
The standardized information that should be collected on all PCR is called what?
Minimum data set
What is the federal agency that assigns radio frequencies and oversees radio communication
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
what is the name of the book we use to look up placards?
Emergency Response Guide (ERG)
What are 3 responsibilities of an Emergency Dispatcher?
Obtain accurate information
Dispatch the appropriate units
Provide some medical care
Name the basic types of PPE?
Goggles, Gloves, Gowns, Masks
Good Samaritan Laws
When a bystander tells you information, or you patient tells you their chief complaint how should we document this?
Quotation Marks
Crouch at eye level
Name a type of an emergency move?
blanket drag
armpit-forearm drag
what are two kinds of nonurgent moves?
direct carry
draw sheet method
Most EMT courses today are based on models developed by ?
National Highway Traffic Safety
MCI, calls with infant and children, severe injuries like decapitation or amputation, abuse and neglect calls, injury or death of a coworker.
What are the four things needed to prove negligence?
1. The EMT had a duty to act
2. The EMT breached the duty to act
3. Injury or harm inflicted on patient
4. Injury or harm resulted due to the breach of duty to act
Tell me four basic uses of the prehospital care report
becomes part of the permanent medical history
serves as legal document
used for admin purpose for billing
supplies data for education and research
If medical direction gives an order what should the EMT do?
always repeat it back to confirm
To move heavy objects what muscles should you use ?
What 6 things are needed to presume death?
absence of pulse, breathing, and BP
unresponsive
no eye movement
no reflexes
decapitation
rigor mortis
List 5 types of specialty hospitals
Trauma
Burn
Stroke
Pediatric
STEMI/ Cardiovascular
what are the 5 emotional stages a dying patient may go through?
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
What 6 actions should you take if a patient refuses treatment?
thorough assessment, exhaust all attempts to get the pt to accept care, mental capacity to refuse, consult medical direction, sign the refusal, encourage to seek help if they change their mind
Administrative Info
Patient Data
Vital Signs
Narrative
Treatment
What are some components of a radio report?
unit number, patient age, chief complaint, onset, orientation status, vitals, treatments, response to treatments, ETA
List three ways to ensure good teamwork
1. all members should be properly trained in proper techniques
2. partners should be closely matched in size and in strength
3. use commands easy to understand
4. communicate often
5. even number of rescuers.
what does PPD stand for? (in regards to like a PPD test for TB?)
Purified Protein Derivative