Soutnwest Protocol Flashcards

1
Q

A call MUST be initiated to a hospital when;

A

Doubt about diagnosis and treatment of patient

Transporting more than one patient from the same scene

Radiation or hazards are encounter

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2
Q

When can a call MIGHT be initiated

A

When notification will speed or improve patient care

Whenever it’s thought to be necessary by any member

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3
Q

What happens when a doctor wants control on scene and there’s no relationship with patient

A

Provide ID

Has to come to hospital with patient

Notify medical control

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4
Q

If control is taken by physician on a medical run you must

A

Physician license number will be on report

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5
Q

If the physician wants a treatment. outside the scope of practice of the medic who
Is responsible

A

The physician must do

It

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6
Q

DNR has to be signed by who

A

Patients and doctor

if a minor patents must sign

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7
Q

When can we NOT honor a DNR

A

When the patient is pregnant and it would terminate pregnancy

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8
Q

What is base station for hospitals

A

Hospital agreeing to accept EMS medical control responsibilities.

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9
Q

During a telemetry call, how long do hospitals keeps recordings

A

Three years

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10
Q

If a hospital doesn’t have EMS medical co tell, who will EMS command default to

A

UC

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11
Q

All patients at the minimum will have the following:

A

Assessment criteria, if no assessment you will have to document that

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12
Q

What is the inclusion criteria for a patient with AMS?

A

1 pt describes feeling of LOC

  1. Decrease LOC

Syncope

AMS
Pre syncope

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13
Q

According to protocol, how is AMS defined?

A

Where a patient is not alert to person, place time and situation within the context of expected developmental level

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14
Q

Why 12 lead for AMS?

A

Cardiac issues are a common cause of syncope pre syncope

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15
Q

What group of people have atypical AMI presentation

A

Elderly
Female
Diabetics
Chronic hypertensive patients

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16
Q

If treating for a pulmonary embolism you will

A

Oxygenate

Limit fluid administration

17
Q

If patient body temp

Is 86 degrees in cardiac arrest then:

A

Administer only one round of ACLS drugs

No more than three defibrillations

18
Q

If patient temp

Is between 86-95 degrees in cardiac arrest

A

Double the interval time between drug dosing

Defibrillate normally

19
Q

Can Geriatric patients (over 65 ) be in shock with a SBP of 110 or less

A

Yes