A multiable of catergories from the multiable modules of EMT- Basic Complete
Open the patients airwvay
Keep yourself safe.
Gain access to the patient.
Provide for the patients safety.
Transportation.
Training.
Resource management,
Regulation and policy
Each crew member.
The senior responder.
Gain access to the patient.
Provide for the patient's safety.
Assessment.
Improvement
Documentation.
Involvement.
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
Trauma system.
Medical direction.
Evaluation.
In-hospital care.
Conferred by the state legislature and EMS system.
An extension of the Medical Director's license to practice.
Responsibility of the National Registry of EMTs
Obtained from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Off-line medical direction
Standing orders
On-line medical direction
Protocols
Graduate school
Refresher training
Continuning education
Recertification qualification
Emergency medical dispatch
Auto call-back
Enhanced 9-1-1
Priority dispatch
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
Stimulation
Eustress
Rest
Distress
Denial
Barganing
Acceptance
Gratitude
Anger
Denial
Bargaining
Depression
Anger
Denial
Bargaining
Depression
Anger
Denial
Acceptance
Depression
Bargaining.
Acceptance.
Depression.
Denial.
Infectious mononucleosis
A cumulative stress reaction
High blood pressure
All of the above
Fruits and vegetables.
Alcohol and coffee,
Salads and breads.
All of the above.
Critique and interview on scene deportment
Catastrophic incident service defusing.
Critical incident stress debriefing.
Counseling interview for situational depression.
Investigate the events of a call.
Help diffuse the psychological trauma.
create a chain of events for documentation
Critique the call
Go home and have a big meal
Speak openly with the press.
Vent feelings by talking with each other,
All of the above.
Advanced directive.
Protocol.
Ethical responsibility.
Legal responsibility.
Organ donation procedure.
Implied consent.
Genetic material.
Advance directive.
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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