Medical Terms
Signs & Symptoms
Miscellaneous EMS information
Weather
Warning Siren Activation
100
A-FIB

Atrial Fibriliation. An abnormal heart rhythm characterized by rapid or irregular beating.

100

How many levels of consciousness are there?

***Bonus***

Name them

4


Alert, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive

100

Where is Med 3's home station?

Helen Fire / EMS North

100

Dime Size hail measures _______

3/4 inch

100

We test the tornado sirens on the _______________ at __________

First Wednesday of the month at 11:00

200

Diaphoretic

Profuse perspiration

200

Signs are described by ________

the caller

200

Who is MR1?

Supervisor on duty for EMS

200

List 2 places we receive weather alerts from

National Weather Service

GEMA

Local TV channel

Weather channel

200

How long after we active the sirens in an actual emergency event should we reactivate them?

3 minutes

300

Embolism

Obstruction of a blood vessel

300

What 3 items can worsen a traumatic medical emergency?

Severe blood loss, breathing obstructions, cardiac arrest

300
How many zones do we have for EMS?

3- North, Central, South

300

Tornado winds can reach _________

300 mph

300

In order to activate the sirens for an actual event you would select ____________

WX WARN

400

Stemi

A particular type of heart attack diagnosed by a particular pattern on EKG

400

What is the most common non-traumatic cause of death?

Cardiac Arrest

400

When is EMS1 placed on a call?

When the last med unit is being sent out

400

F-4  on the Fujita scale has winds of ___________

207-260 mph

400

How many tornado siren locations does your book list?

18

500

Cardiac

Pertaining to the heart

500

Symptoms are described by ___________

patients themselves

500

When should EMS13 be added to a call?

When we have no available med units to send

500

Flooding is the most common of all ____________

Natural Hazards

500

When would we not test the sirens regularly?

If there is any weather in the area

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