emt ch 15 Flashcards

1
Q

a two way radio at a fixed site such as a hospital or dispatch center

A

base station

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2
Q

a two way radio that is used or affixed in a vehicle

A

mobile radio

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3
Q

a handheld radio that allows you to be in touch with the dispatcher and medical direction while away from the ambulance

A

portable radio

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4
Q

the unit of measurement of the output power of a radio

A

watt

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5
Q

a device that picks up signals from lower-power radio units such as mobile and portable radios and retransmits them at a higher power it allows low power radio signals to be transmitted over longer distances

A

repeater

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6
Q

a phone that transmits through the air instead of over wires so the phone can be transported and used over a wide area

A

cell phones

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7
Q

the process of sending and receiving data wireless

A

telemetry

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8
Q

the initial call for help received by the emergency dispatcher most often comes via _____ but may be radioed from another agency r police

A

telephone

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9
Q

in _____ reports the report must be given to destination hospital so it can prepare for arrival

A

radio medical reports

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10
Q

in medical radio reports state only the _____ information

A

important

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11
Q

a medical radio report has 12 parts?

A

1.) unit identification and level of provider 2.) estimated time of arrival 3.) patients age and sex 4.) chief compliant 5.) brief, pertinent history of the present illness 6.) major past illnesses 7.) mental status 8.) baseline vital signs 9.) pertinent findings of the physical exam 10.) emergency medical care given 11.) response to emergency medical care 12.) contact medical direction if required or if you have questions

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12
Q

a _______ report is given upon arrival at the hospital

A

verbal

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13
Q

as you transfer your patient to the care of the hospital staff introduce your patient by the _____

A

name

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14
Q

in your verbal report to the hospital given complete and a detailed report and ask if they heard your report on the ___

A

radio

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15
Q

elements of a verbal report include:

A

chief complaint, history that was not given previously, additional treatment given en route, additional vital signs taken en route

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16
Q

in team communication you may have to speak to advanced personnel, first responders, home health care, you should speak respectfully and candidly and gather as much __ as you can

A

info

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17
Q

communication techniques that will help you are?

A

make eye contact, be aware of your position and body language, use language the patient can understand, be honest, use the patients proper name, listen

18
Q

a written document of everything that happened during the call?

A

prehospital care report

19
Q

there are several forms of prehospital care reports such as:

A

handwritten, tablet, laptop, pen based computers and drop reports

20
Q

an abbreviated form of per that an ems crew can leave at the hospital when there is not enough time to complete the per before leaving

A

drop report

21
Q

functions of the prehospital care report : a _____ record documents findings and treatment, it conveys a picture of the scene and it is entered into the patients medical record

A

patient care

22
Q

the function of the prehospital care report : a _____ document can be subpoenaed and used for evidence it may help patients win a case it may be used against you in a case of negligence

A

legal document

23
Q

functions of the prehospital care report: ______ purposes are demographic information, insurance information and building address

A

administrative

24
Q

functions of the prehospital care report: ____ and research this is a clinical research, statistics, continuing education and tracking emt’s personal experience

A

education

25
Q

functions of the prehospital care report : _____ improvement is a routine call review, ensures compliance to standards, can reveal providers deserving special recognition, and can reveal opportunities for improvement

A

quality improvement

26
Q

functions of prehospital care report: _______ is the agency name,date, times , call number, unit personnel, levels of cerification, and other info . when giving this use official time given by dispatch so all times in report match

A

run data

27
Q

elements of prehospital care report: _____ is the patients name,age , sex, date of birth, address, phone number, weight, race, ethnicity, billing and insurance info

A

patients information

28
Q

elements of PRC?

A

1.) information gathered during the call 2.) general impression of the patient 3.) narrative summary of the call 4.) patient history, and treatment require by service 5.) transport information

29
Q

______ statements are those you can observe, measure and verify

A

objective ( blood pressure )

30
Q

______ information is subject to interpretation or opinion ( often reported by patient )

A

subjective ( chest pain )

31
Q

_______ complaint is the primary compliant as stated by patient

A

chief

32
Q

_______ are important negative findings

A

pertinent negatives

33
Q

you write your narrative form in chart form which stands for:

A
C= chief complaint 
H= history of present illness and pst pertinent history
A= assessment first objective then subjective
R= treatment and response to treatment 
T= transport details
34
Q

this is covered by the health insurance portability act and accountability act its security and accountibility

A

confidentiality

35
Q

when dealing with _____ these are a high liability and you need to document all details in the refusal care form

A

patient refusals

36
Q

this is covering up errors and recording something you didn’t do

A

falsification

37
Q

______ errors are those in which an important part of your assessment was left out

A

omission

38
Q

acts that were performed by the emt that are wrong are improper

A

commission errors

39
Q

_____ are mistakes in documentation, additions

A

correction of errors

40
Q

during a multiple casualty incident ___ tags are used to document information for each patient

A

triage

41
Q

incidents where you might need ____ reports are: exposure to infection, injury to yourself or another emt , hazardous or unsafe scene, referrals to social service agencies, mandatory reports for child r elderly abuse

A

special situations reports