A multiable of catergories from the multiable modules of EMT- Basic Complete
Each crew member.
The senior responder.
Gain access to the patient.
Provide for the patient's safety.
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Fruits and vegetables.
Alcohol and coffee,
Salads and breads.
All of the above.
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Always wearing a back brace.
Keeping the weight as far away from your body as possible.
Using your legs, not back, to lift.
Never lifting a patient over your own weight.
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Waiver of consent.
Negligence.
Implied cons&nt
Assault or battery.
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Fire or danger of fire.
Explosives or other hazardous chemicals.
Inability to protect the patient from other hazards at the scene
Al the above
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Bargaining.
Acceptance.
Depression.
Denial.
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Acetabulum, calcaneous, and carpals.
Femur, tibia, and fibula.
Orbit, lumbar, and shin.
Radius, ulna, and humerous
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Carotid
Femoral.
Radial.
Brachial.
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Preparation
Billing and collections.
Transporting to the hospital.
Receiving and responding.
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Open the patients airwvay
Keep yourself safe.
Gain access to the patient.
Provide for the patients safety.
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Communicate clearly ad frequently with your partner.
Lift without twisting.
Know your physical ability and limitations,
All of the above
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Place badly contaminated linens into a biohazard container.
Replace expendable items that have been used.
Carry out post-operation vehicle maintenance.
All of the above
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Voluntary.
Involuntary
Cardiac.
Smooth.
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Flex at the waist.
Position the patient with head and torso on the lower end.
Use one hand on the railing.
Use a stair chair instead of a stretcher.
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Write the patient care report in the emergency department.
Just move a patient onto the hospital stretcher and leave.
Transfer the patient's personal effects.
Obtain a release from the hospital.
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True
False
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Investigate the events of a call.
Help diffuse the psychological trauma.
create a chain of events for documentation
Critique the call
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Go home and have a big meal
Speak openly with the press.
Vent feelings by talking with each other,
All of the above.
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Denial
Barganing
Acceptance
Gratitude
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Infectious mononucleosis
A cumulative stress reaction
High blood pressure
All of the above
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expressed
Mutual
Implied
Assumed
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Pharynx.
Epiglottis.
Larynx.
Bronchi
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Know the weight of what you are lifting.
Position your feet shoulder-width apart.
Keep the weight as far from your body as possible.
Use your legs, not your back, to lift.
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Cricoid cartilage
Carina
Epiglottis
Thyroid cartilage
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Keep the ambulance in running order.
Stay abreast of changes in medical care.
Improve the quality of care in your system
Maintain a professional manner and appearance
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Off-line medical direction
Standing orders
On-line medical direction
Protocols
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Graduate school
Refresher training
Continuning education
Recertification qualification
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Anger
Denial
Bargaining
Depression
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Critique and interview on scene deportment
Catastrophic incident service defusing.
Critical incident stress debriefing.
Counseling interview for situational depression.
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Central and peripheral systems.
Bones and muscles.
Brain and skin.
Spine and vertebral column.
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Assumed to exist when the patient is unconscious.
Definedby local protocol for certain types of emergencies.
Assumed to exist when care is urgently needed.
Obtained from a conscious, competent, adult patient.
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Inhalation.
Exhalation.
Palpation.
Respiratory arrest
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Long spine board.
Wheeled ambulance stretcher.
Basket stretcher.
Orthopedic stretcher.
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Clean up blood, vomitus, and other body fluids
Dispose of trash in the ambulance garbage can
Red bag linens and blankets used on the call.
Fill the gas tank to full capacity.
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Football player lying on the field after a tackle
Industrial worker who fell off a ladder
Teenage involved in a motor vehicle crash
Elderly patient lying in bed
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Trauma system.
Medical direction.
Evaluation.
In-hospital care.
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Gives the body shape.
Protects vital internal organs.
Provides for body movement
All of the above.
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Plasma,
Platelets.
Vvhite blood cells.
Red blood cells.
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Lying flat on his stomach
Lying flat on his back.
Sitting up.
Lying flat on his back with his legs elevated.
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Speed
Safety for the patient
Safety for the EMT-B
All of the above
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Blood
Vomit
Saliva
Tongue
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Posterior tibia.
Internal jugular
Vena cava.
Aorta.
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What is the exact location of the patient?
What's the problem?
Has the patient been in the hospital recently?
How old is the patient?
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Alveoli bronchioles, bronchi, and trachea.
Trachea, alveoli, bronchioles, and bronchi.
Trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli.
Bronchi, bronchioles, trachea, and alveoli.
Vo/untary.
Involuntary.
Cardiac.
Skeletal
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Obtaining appropriate information from callers.
Giving instructions to callers for emergency care.
Dispatching appropriate agencies to the emergency scene.
Providing on-line medical direction to EMS personnel
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Organ donation procedure.
Implied consent.
Genetic material.
Advance directive.
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Rapid takedown.
Rapid exctrication
Emergency rescue
Blanket roll technique.
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