Chapter 1 Emergency Medical Services Flashcards
Assembly of radio equipment consisting of at least a transmitter, receiver and antenna connection at a fixed location
base station
The professional body for paramedics.
CoP
Radio system using more than one frequency to permit simultaneous transmission and reception
duplex
A fraction (not average) of all emergency responses for the purpose of setting standards in response time
fractile response time
Typical care plans used by paramedics for general conditions; they can also incorporate aspects of protocols
guidelines
The registration body for allied health professionals including paramedics
Health and Care Professions Council - HCPC
A person who follows specific professional standards that are outlined in the health profession
health care professional
Methode by which simultaneous transmission of voice and ECG signals can be achieved over a single radio frequency
multiplex
An experienced training and development supervisor who will oversee the progression of a student paramedic in the clinical setting. This person is prepared for his or her role under the guidelines set by the CoP
practice placement educator
A specialized set of knowledge, skills, and /or expertise
profession
A person who follows expected standards and performance parameters in a specific profession
professional
Exact treatment plans developed for a specific illness or injury
protocols
Miniature transmitter that picks up a radio signal and rebroadcasts it, extending the range of a radio communications system
repeater
Method of radio communication using a single frequency that enables transmission-reception of voice or an ECG signal but is incapable of simultaneous transmission and reception
simplex
A radio transmitter and receiver housed in a single unit; a two-way radio
transceiver
