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The local EMS System can include all below except:
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Law Enforcement
Hospitals
Air Ambulance
Animal Control
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The Four Tiers of responses includes Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support, Aeromedical Ambulances and First Responders?
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The local EMS System can include all below except:
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The Four Tiers of responses includes Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support, Aeromedical Ambulances and First Responders?
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Successful EMDs should always be clear and concise, and use codes & signals.
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EMD standards and guidelines are set by NHTSA & ASTM
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Breach of duty is determined due to:
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A higher standard of confidentiality is demanded for medical calls.
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To establish the standard of care an EMDs behavior and conduct are judged in comparison with:
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Individual Chief Complaint guidecards contain direction from your specific agency:
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Key questions, resource allocation, and providing medical instructions are all found in your EMD guidecards.
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Obtaining proper information, having an understanding of the EMD guidecards, and recognizing specialty units will assist in utilizing your resources effectively
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The three EMD call types are Individual Chief Complaints, Time/Life Critical Complaints, and Initial Complaints:
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The All Callers Interrogation Guidecard is used in the Call Receiving phase.
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Pre-Arrival instructions are given during which phase of Post Dispatch:
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Overdose/Poisonings are classified as which Traumatic Incidents?
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The emotional state that can prevent the caller from being focused is called?
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Define the acronym AVPU:
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What are parts of the Circulatory System?
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The Genito-Urinary System controls all bodily functions and allows for interaction with the outside world:
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This not only protects organs and tissue from injury, but it is the largest organ in the body:
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The Female Reproductive System includes organs necessary for reproduction, including the birth canal.
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The pharynx and epiglottis are parts of the Respiratory System :
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Vital signs include blood pressure, weight gain, pulse, and respirations.
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Assault is classified as a Medical Incident
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Shock is also known as the Silent Killer?
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Responsive is the most dangerous level of consciousness?
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According to the manual, the most important piece of information obtained during the All Callers Interrogation phase is:
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Industrial Accidents are classified as which Incident Type?
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Hypovolemic Shock results from significant and sudden blood or fluid losses within your body
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Allergic Reactions are classified as Time/Life Critical
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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning is classified as Time/Life Critical?
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Cardiac Arrest is classified as a Medical?
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You must be a CPR certified instructor to be EMD certified.
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Stroke is classified as which Incident Type?
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Review of 15-25% of all calls in EMD QA/QI is required per the ASTM Standards.
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Pregnancy/Childbirth on our final exam is classified as which Incident Type?
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Telecommunications skills and medical knowledge are necessary skills to become an EMD.
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Mental & Physical are two types of stress that can affect EMDs.
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A well-organized Continuing Dispatch Education program is organized around skills practice, standards of care, and the personal lives of the EMD.
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This is a state of mental & physical exhaustion and consists of three phases.
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One characteristic of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is excessive excitability.
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Critical Incident Stress Management stems from Crisis Incident Stress Debriefing
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The three phases of burnout are: exhaustion, stress arousal, and Cognitive Conservation :
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Negligence is the failure to act or perform in a particular situation as any other reasonable, prudent dispatcher with the same or similar training, under the same or similar circumstances.
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Steps & Signs associated with excessive stress are cognitive, physical, emotional and behavioral.
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The term A&O means Alert & Oriented
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Ventricular Assist Devices are used when a patient’s heart is not strong enough to sustain life on its own.
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All critical incident stress debriefings critique what someone did wrong.
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Falls are classified as which Medical Incidents?
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Eating habits have no affect the EMDs stress levels.
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The ability to diagnose a medical problem is one of the requirements to become an EMD.
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ALL EMS responses should be “lights & sirens”.
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As an EMD on the job, the “Good Samaritan” law generally does not apply because EMDs are usually protected by local or state laws?
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Liability is being responsible for your own actions
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Using EMD guidecards can decrease the amount of time needed to process a medical call for service.
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Agency and individual risk management should be addressed to reduce liability.
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A response mode is the level of personnel skill.
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Knowing the capabilities of the local EMS units is the most effective way to utilize your resources.
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The guidecard used to gather information for determining dispatch and pre-arrival instructions is:
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The guidecard type that MUST be read word for word is:
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It is important for the EMD to be able to break through the Hysteria Threshold.
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Moving a trauma patient is always acceptable.
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The Digestive System is the system of the body responsible for eating, digesting food and liquids and eliminating waste is:
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The call taker should always base the severity of a call based on the callers’ emotions.
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A call containing medical conditions or terminology unfamiliar to the EMD should always have a higher level of response.
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Getting a this from a caller will help the EMD combat situations that may rise from insufficient information.
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The Musculoskeletal System is the system of the body responsible for regulating the body’s temperature is:
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Patient’s in True stress release are using all their energy to breath and usually look exhausted.
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The best form of QA/QI is a system of random call review.
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Maintaining and improving skills in providing pre-arrival instructions is an acceptable type of continuing education.
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Conviction of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude is grounds for EMD certification revocation.
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The 2015 AHA CPR updates increased the chest compression rate to 130-150 per minute
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EMDs can reduce stress by eating a good meal before work, leaving work problems at work and stepping away from stressful environment
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HazMat exposure is included in the Time/Life category.
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Seizure complaints are included in the Time/Life Critical.
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Allergic reaction complaints are included in the Individual Chief Complaints
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You should always advise a patient in shock to eat and drink something.