OPERATIONS
On rotor operations, flight suit sleeves must be at what length?
Full length
1.1.10
Medical crews are responsible for maintaining what areas of the aircraft clean
Cabin, patient care areas.
2.1.4
What information should be listed on equipment repair tag and reported to base manager/PD?
Type of equipment
Serial #
Description of error
Events around equipment failure
If loaner is needed
3.1.4
What is the primary method/tool for communication between dispatch and flight crew.
4.1.3
Who can activate/request a critical incident stress debrief (CISD).
Any crew member/dispatcher/leadership.
5.3
What are the 7 critical elements/responsibilities of the first hour on shift.
Arrive fit for duty.
Controlled substance count
Handoff report / phone handoff
Pilot briefing
Aircraft inspection
Medical equipment/Bag checks
1.1.10.1
Survival kit inspection
1.1.25
When approaching a running rotor aircraft what is required to proceed?
2.2.9
After completing a patient transport, what must be done with all paperwork with patient information?
Placed in the shred bin at the crew house.
3.1.5
Who must complete risk assessments prior to initiating flight mission?
All crew members.
4.1.3
Who is responsible for FOD sweeps?
Everyone at all times
2.4.14
Medical crew will have at least how many hours of rest before standing duty on assigned shift
10
What are the Fixed Wing weather minimums to accept a flight?
Depends on the airport/terrain category.
2.3
False
3.1.7
What must be completed with the communication center after returning to base from a mission request?
Post flight debrief
4.1.3
1.2.8
True or False. If aircraft performance is limited and all alternatives are exhausted to transport the patient safely and effectively, the patient can be transported by a single medical crew member with arrangements made to reunite entire crew after patient transport.
True.
1.2.9
Carl came on shift @ 0800, completed his initial and daily responsibilities, then got a flight from 1100-1400. Carl then got sent to a PR event from 1600-1800. Carl then got a flight from 0200-0700. What was Carl's color status prior to accepting the last flight, and how many hours would he qualify for timeout.
Green, 6-8.
1.1.12.4
Who is responsible for maintaining facility/hangar cleanliness?
All employees.
2.4.8
Advanced certification is required within what time frame from date of hire?
3.1.7
After transporting a patient to a facility from a scene response, what information should be relayed to dispatch?
Patient name, accepting physician.
4.1.2
Who should be contacted with operational issues during patient transport (Extended ETA for ground transport, mechanical issue at any phase of mission, etc)
Program Director
The flight team will not respond to a request for transport of a patient contaminated by HAZMAT until the incident commander has done what 3 things
Positively identify hazardous material.
Confirmed that the patient can be decontaminated on scene prior to transport in the aircraft
Identified an alternative safe landing zone.
1.1.15
After maintenance was performed on your aircraft you find a wrench on the seat of the aircraft. What needs to be done?
Report findings to PIC, ensure dispatch has been notified to remove aircraft from service, ensure mechanics have been contacted for investigation to be performed and ensure tool accountability has been completed, contact PD to report occurrence.
2.4.11
Interim PCR must be provided to receiving facilities on what type of patient care transports?
All, IFT and scene.
3.1.10
For scene flights, the communication specialist will make contact with the rotor crew how often while on scene for status update?
45 minutes
The flight team will target the following transport request dispatch ETLOs for fixed and rotor wings
Fixed: 30 min
Rotor: 10 min
1.2.1