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24 Cards in this Set
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What agencies regulates EMS Transport vehicles
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Federal Spec Star of Life Amb (KKK-A-1822E)
Virginia Office of EMS Local Policies and protocols DMV Medical Director EMS and ALS committees |
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True or False. Va State law prohibits drivers from operating an EMS vehicle if convicted of Reckless driving, DUI, hit and run or driving on a suspended or revoked license
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True
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What must be accomplished before a new driver is allowed to operate an EMS vehicle
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Background checks
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Do EMS personnel have to submit to drug testing before being allowed to operate an EMS vehicle
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No, only if required by OEMS
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What are some features of the modern ambulance
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Drivers compartment
Patient compartment Equipment and supplies Radio systems Safe design |
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Describe a Type I Ambulance
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Conventional truck-cab chassis with a modular ambulance body
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Describe a Type II ambulance
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Standard Van, forward control, integrated body and cab
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Describe a Type III ambulance
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Specialty van, forward control, with integrated body and cab
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List some different types of ambulance
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Military
Boat- Hydrofoil Golf cart - Gator Motor cycle |
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List the phases of an ambulance call
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Checkout
Dispatch Enroute On scene Enroute to Hospital At hospital Returning Post run |
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What happens during check
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Check vehicle
Check equipment |
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What kinds of information can be expected from dispatch
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Location
Nature of call Number and severity Special problems |
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What should be done while enroute to the call
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Consider dispatch info and decide what will be needed
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T/F Ambulance accidents occur in bad weather with poor visibility
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False
The majority of them occur on clear days with good visibility |
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T/F The majority ambo accidents happen in daylight
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True
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When do most ambo accidents occur
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When making turns or when broadsided at intersections
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T/F Lights and sirens save a significant amount of travel time and save lives
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False
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What is the size of a helicopter landing zone
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100 feet by 100 feet
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List some stabilization tools
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Airbag
come-along cribbing hydraulic cutters, spreaders, rams step chocks |
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What should be done to the vehicle before EMS personnel are allowed to enter
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Stabilization
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When forcing entry into a residence what should you do first
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try before you pry
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What is the fastest and safest way to enter a vehicle if conventional access fails
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Break a window
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Where should the window be broken
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Lower corner
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When does patient care not take presidence during an incident
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When delaying the removal of the patient puts the patient or EMS provider in danger
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