Back to Basics
The physician who assumes the ultimate responsibility for EMR, and EMT
What is the medical director?
Personal protective equipment that minimizes contact with infectious body fluids
What are gloves, gowns, and eye protection?
The name of the collar bone
What is the clavicle?
Brady-
What is slow?
Unlawful physical contact with patient
What is battery?
The procedures that an EMR can legally provide as care for a patient
What is scope of practice?
A legal responsibility to provide care
What is duty to act?
The largest bone in the body
What is the femur?
Tachy-
What is fast?
The medical term for a blue/gray color of the skin
What is cyanosis?
The first priority of an EMR
What is scene safety?
Organisms that are capable of causing infection
What are pathogens?
The bone on the lateral side of the lower leg
What is a fibula?
Hypo-
What is below normal?
Leaving the scene of an incident without giving report
What is abandonment?
An order received over the phone is considered this
What is on-line direction?
This needs to be worn with a patient who has tuberculosis
What is an N95 mask?
The name of the medial lower arm bone?
What is the ulna?
Nephro-
What are the kidneys?
This law covers a person trying to help that is not employed by a medical agency
What is the Good Samaritan Law?
The place where 911 calls are answered
What is the dispatch center?
The top three blood borne pathogens healthcare workers are concerned about
What is Hep B, Hep C, and HIV?
The number of ribs in the human body
What is 24?
Encephalo-
What is the brain?
The bone is broken and comes through the skin
What is a compound fracture?