Insurance
The set rate that a subscriber pays every month to have inusrance.
What is a premium?
The piano key is often indicative of this injury.
A microorganism responsible for causing disease.
What is a pathogen?
If this item becomes saturated by blood, more is added on top.
What is gauze?
Items that are generally one-time use and discarded.
What is expendable?
The fee owed by the patient at each visit.
What is a co-payment (co-pay)?
A force applied to the knee or elbow often resulting in medial structure injury.
What is a valgus force?
The "Big 3" Blood born pathogens.
What are Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV/AIDS
The ratio of compressions to breaths in CPR.
What is 30:2?
Items that are generally higher cost and last longer.
What are capital items?
Insurance plan offered to military, veterans, and their families.
What is Tricare?
The medial ankle ligaments are often called...
What are the deltoid ligaments?
Organization responsible for health and safety in the workplace.
What is OSHA?
Law protecting bystanders from legal ramifications in the instance the patient dies.
What is the Good Samaritan Law?
Item that usually costs more and not as easy to replace.
What is equipment?
The patient has a $10,000 out-of-pocket maximum and $7500 deductible. The patient pays this amount before the insurance covers ALL costs.
What is $2500?
Injury whose common treatment consists of icing with he muscle stretched.
What is a quad contusion?
What is don't touch it?
The first step in responding to an emergency.
What is scene safety?
Regular white athletic tape is considered this type of inventory item.
What is supply/expendable?
What is a coordination of benefits (COB)?
A head injury mechanism characterized by the brain hitting the opposite side of the head from the trauma.
What is contrecoup?
Needles and other sharp instruments are disposed of in...
The position to place a victim in following a seizure.
What is the recovery position?
This budget exists to aid in the repair of capital items.
What is a maintenance and operation (M&O) budget?