Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Name The E.M.R Minimum Air Way And breathing Skill Set

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Oral Airway Bag-mask Device Sellick maneuver Head Tilt Chin Lift Jaw-Thrust Modified Chin Lift Oxygen Therapy Nasal Cannula Nonrebreating mask upper aiway suctioning

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What is E.M.s

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Emergency Medical

Services

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What is E.M.R

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LoWest level emergency medical responder

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What is an E.M.D

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Emergency Medical Dispatcher A system that assist dispatchers in selecting appropriate units to respond to a particular call for assistance and in providing callers with vital instructions.

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What is A.E.M.T

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Avance level E.M.T

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What is A.D.A

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Americans with disabilities act

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What is the minimum skill set for airway and breathing a e.m.t has

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Humidi fires
Patrial rebreathing
Mask
Venturi mask
Automated transport ventilators manually triggered ventilators  oral and nasal airways
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What Are the 14 Components of An E.M.S System

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  1. Public Access 2. Clinical Care 3. Medical Direction 4. Integration of Health Service 5.Information Systems 6. Prevention 7. E.M.S Research 8. Communications Systems 9. Human Resource 10.Legislation and Regulation 11. Evaluation 12. Systems Finance 13. Public Education 14. Education Systems
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What is the Public Safety Access Point

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9-1-1 system Call center staffed by trained personnel who are responsible for managing requests for police, firefighters, and ambulance services

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What is an E.M.D

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Emergency Medical Dispatcher A system that assist dispatchers in selecting appropriate units to respond to a particular call for assistance and in providing callers with vital instuctions.

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What is The P.S.A

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Primary Service Area is the main area in which a E.M.S agency operates

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Medical Director

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Medical Director is a physician who authorize the E.M.TS in the service to provide medical care in the field.

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Medical Control

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Medical control is offline or online orders given by the Medical Director or designated physicians designee

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What is offline medical control

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(indirect) Standing Orders, training and supervision authorized by the medical Director

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What is Online Medical control

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(direct) Direction given over the phone or radio directly from the medical director or designated physicians designee

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Continuous Quality improvement (C.Q.I)

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is a circular based system of continuous internal and external reviews and audits of all aspects of an E.M.S system

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Quality Control

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The responsibility or the medical director to ensure that the appropriate medical care standards are met by E.M.Ts on each call

18
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What role does public Health Play

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public health examines the health need of entire population with the goal of preventing health problems

19
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what is secondary prevention

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Efforts to limit the effects of an injury or illness that you cannot completely prevent

20
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Self-Confidence

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The state of being where an E.M.T knows what he or she knows and knows what he or she does not know; is able to ask for help

21
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What are the roles and responsibilitys of an E.M.T

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Keep vehicles and equipment ready for an emergency - ensure the safety of yourself, your partner, the patient, and bystanders. - Emergency vehicle operation - Be and on-scene leader - Preform an evaluation of the scene - Call for additional resources as needed - Gain Patient access - Preform a patient assessment - Give emergency medical care for the patient while awaiting the arrival of additional medical resources -Only move patients when absolutely necessary to preserve life - Give emotional support the the patient, the patient’s family, and other responders - Maintain continuity of care by working with other medical professionals- Resolve emergency incidents - Uphold medical and legal standards - Ensure and protect patient privacy - Give administrative support - Constantly continue your professional development Cultivate and sustain community relations. - Give back to the profession

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Integrity

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Consistency of action, a firm adherence to a code of honest behavior

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Empathy

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Being aware of and thoughtful toward the needs of others

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Self-motivation

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Being able to discover problems and solve them without someone directing you

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Appearance and Hygiene

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Using your persona to project a sense of trust, professionalism, knowledge, and compassion

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Self-Confidence

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The state of being where an E.M.T knows what he or she knows and knows what he or she does not know; is able to ask for help

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Time managment

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the ability to perform or delegate multiple tasks ensuring efficiency and safety

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Communications

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The ability to understand others and have them understand you

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Teamwork and diplomacy

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Being able to work with others’ to know one’s place within a team; to be able to communicate while giving respect to the listener

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Respect

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Placing others in high regard or importance; understanding that others are more important then you

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Patient Advocacy

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Constantly keeping the needs of the patient at the center of care

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Careful delivery of care

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Paying attention to detail; making sure that what is being done for the patient is done as safely as possible

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What Is H.I.P.P.A

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

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What is A.L.S

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Advanced Life Support

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What Is A.E.D

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Automated External Defibrillator a device that detects treatable life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias