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Termonology
Ambulance
Functions
Inside the Ambulance/ Helicopter
Workers
100
What does ER stand for?
What is Emergency Room.
100
What is the standard color of an ambulance?
What is white?
100
What forms of transportation do EMT's use?
What is a helicopter and an ambulance.
100
Where do the EMT's keep their supplies?
What is in the cabinets inside the ambulance or the helicopter.
100
Who works in an ambulance?
What is paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians.
200
What does EMT stand for?
What is Emergency Medical Transport or Emergency Medical Technicians.
200
When are ambulances allowed to exceed the posted speed limit?
What is only when the situation is critical.
200
When are you transported in an ambulance during an emergency?
What is when inside the city, not far from the hospital.
200
What do EMT's and paramedics sit on in an ambulance or helicopter?
What is a bench.
200
True or False: an EMT can refuse you care.
What is False.
300
What is a patient carried out on?
What is a gurney.
300
What type of vehicle can an ambulance not pass when transporting a patient?
What is a school bus when the school bus' lights are flashing when dropping off kids or picking them up.
300
When is being airlifted required?
What is when far from a hospital, outside of the city.
300
What is a gurney used for in an ambulance or helicopter?
What is to lay the patient down while transporting him/ her.
300
What skill level does an EMT basic have to have?
What is the skill level associated with controlling bleeding.
400
What does it mean to be airlifted?
What is when a helicopter takes you to a hospital.
400
When does an EMT consider padding shoulders?
What is when a child is on a spine board.
400

What are Standing Orders 

What is written protocols

400
What is the mission of EMT's while in the ambulance or helicopter?
What is to strive to provide the highest quality care they can.
400
What law are the workers protected by?
What is The Good Samaritan Law.
500

What does BSI stand for?

What is Body Substance isolation

500
When is debriefing done by the EMT.
What is within 72 hours.
500
What is the primary purpose of an EMT?
What is to transport a person who has become suddenly ill to an emergency room.
500
What is the most important "medicine" an EMT can administer?
What is oxygen.
500
Are EMT's useful in today's health care?
What is yes.