Rehab Flashcards
59% of all line of duty death’s or related to what?
Heart attacks
What is it to restore to a condition of health or to a state of useful and constructive activity?
Rehabilitate
What is required on all training operations and hazardous materials entry operations?
Pre-entry screening
Ongoing screening
All persons participating in training evolutions will be provided a rehab. After how many evolutions?
2
What resource should be available and committed to rehab at all times?
ALS Resource
What is recommended to be requested to supplement rehab operations on all incidents with a confirmed IDLH environment?
A additional EMS resource
It is highly recommended that the rehab supervisor be trained to what level?
ALS
What is the recommended ratio of rehab personnel to members currently assigned to rehab?
1:5
What are the levels of rehab?
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
This level of rehab consist of a single, dedicated EMS unit and is applicable for incidents up to and including a first alarm assignment or incidents where units will be operating for less than one hour
Level one
This level of rehab consist of multiple dedicated resources with a designated supervisor.
Level two
This level of rehab also consist of multiple dedicated resources with a designated supervisor but the rehab should be managed under the logistics section of the incident command system?
Level III
Environmental conditions that indicate the need to establish rehab and an area in which they can operate are a heat stress index above______ or a wind chill below _______.
90 degrees
Below 10 degrees
What is a critical factor and prevention of heat related injuries?
Water and electrolytes
When should food be brought to the scene of an incident?
When units are going to be operating for more than three hours
A rest period is recommended when members have used a SCBA for _____minutes or worked for ______ minutes.
30
45
Members should be immediately placed in rehab for rest when _______
Worked for two full 30min BOTTLES or for 45 minutes
Rest shall not be less than how many minutes
10
What is the passing pulse rate to be released from rehab?
Less than 100
What is the passing blood pressure to be released from rehab?
Systolic less than 160
Diastolic less than 100
What is the passing body temperature range to be released from rehab?
98.6-100.6
What is the passing SpCO reading to be released from rehab?
Less than 5%
What is the passing SpO2 reading to be released from rehab?
Greater than 95
What is the passing respiratory rate to be released from rehab?
Less than 20
What is included in the failed rehab criteria?
Altered LOC Persistent headache Chest pain Trouble breathing Persistent air hunger Or any sign of other serious medical events
