FP-C #1 Flashcards

1
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Currently, as per the Atlas and Database of Air Medical Services, there are approximately___ fixed wing aircraft operating in the US.

A

331

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Currently, as per the Atlas and Database of Air Medical Services, there are approximately___ rotor wing aircraft operating in the US.

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970

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Currently, as per the Atlas and Database of Air Medical Services, there are approximately___air medical flight programs in the country.

A

299

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4
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Define: Bargaining

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The person wishes to live for a certain amount of time before death.

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5
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Type of call indicating the need of critical care transport team:

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Mechanical ventilation, Vascular access devices, Vasoactive medications, Colloid infusions (ie, blood, plasma, or platelets), or Cardiac-assist devices

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6
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Most commonly used combinations of health care professionals are:

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Nurse and paramedic

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7
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CCEMTP qualifications:

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Paramedic certificate from accredited program, 5 years experience, (BLS, ACLS, PALS), trauma course, and a sanctioned critical care course.

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8
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Two types of medical direction:

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Protocols and online medical control

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Currently, as per the Atlas and Database of Air Medical Services, there are approximately___ fixed wing aircraft operating in the US.

A

331

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10
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CISDs are usually necessary after these events:

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Serious injury or death of a coworker, suicide of a colleague, multiple casualty incidents, serious injury or death of child, or intense media attention to an incident.

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S/S: Substance abuse

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Sudden changes in behavior, frequent absences from work, impulsive behavior and lack of self-control, or physical symptoms such as dilated or restricted pupils, needle marks, and red eyes.

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12
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The 3 steps to quality improvement:

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Define quality, collect/analyze data, and improve quality.

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CISDs should be held within this time frame after a traumatic event:

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24 to 72 hours

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14
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CCEMTP general clothing requirements:

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Flight suit should fit properly, be flame retardant, and never be too tight or loose fitting.

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15
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Used to transport critically ill or injured patients a distance of 150 miles or more:

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Fixed-wing aircraft

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16
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Define: Denial

A

Disbelief in what is happening.

17
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Used to transport critically ill or injured patients up to distances of 50 miles from the patient’s location to a receiving facility:

A

Ground units

18
Q

Critical Care

A

The complex, detailed health care that is provided to patients experiencing acute, life-threatening conditions.

19
Q

Currently, as per the Atlas and Database of Air Medical Services, there are approximately___air medical flight programs in the country.

A

299

20
Q

Currently, as per the Atlas and Database of Air Medical Services, there are approximately___ rotor wing aircraft operating in the US.

A

970

21
Q

The standard types of mobile intensive care units used for critical care transports:

A

Ground units, rotor-wing aircraft, and fixed-wing aircraft.

22
Q

The primary function of quality improvement:

A

To generate data to be used to improve the quality of service provided.

23
Q

Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD)

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This group-based panel helps individuals deal with the stress of a traumatic event.

24
Q

The 2 types of medical control:

A

Protocol and Online

25
Q

Define: Acceptance

A

The person comes to peace with the issue and accepts the outcome.

26
Q

Define: Stress

A

The wear and tear bodies experience during adjustment to the activities of daily life and the environment.

27
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Define: Depression

A

The person is sad and feels that nothing matters.

28
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Define: Burnout

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A consequence of chronic, unrelieved stress.

29
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Use of cardiac assist devices may require a certified ___ to manage and monitor devices while the CCTPs manage all other aspects of patient care during transport.

A

Perfusionist

30
Q

Used to transport critically ill and injured patients in rural settings

A

can travel distances of up to 150 miles:

31
Q

Additional crew members might include:

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Perfusionists, neonatalogists, or pediatric intensivists

32
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Define: Anger

A

The patient asks, “why me?” or thinks, “it’s not fair!”

33
Q

The hand protectant of choice in the flight medicine.

A

Fire retardant gloves

34
Q

___ ___-member configuration are used less often due to cost and patient’s needs.

A

3 team

35
Q

S/S: Burnout

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Chronic fatigue, cynical attitude, changes in sleep patterns, loss of appetite, or inability to concentrate.

36
Q

Leather boots should be worn for this reason:

A

To protect from the elements and fire.

37
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The five stages of death and dying, grief process:

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Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance (DABDA)