2023 EMT Final Exam 1
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1. What is certification?:
is used to ensure all health care providers have at least the same basic level of knowledge and skill.
2. Where can AEDs be found?:
AED's are now included at every level of prehos- pital emergency training.
3. What is the state EMS office responsible for?:
They are responsible for authorizing, auditing, and regulating all emergency medical services, training institutions, courses, instructors, and providers within the state.
4. What is Partial immunity?:
The person who has recovered from a first infection is unlikely to get a new infection from another person but may develop illness from germs that lie dormant from the initial infection.
5. What are the stages of the grieving process?:
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
6. How does the grieving process work?:
the stages may follow one another, occur simultaneously, or a person may jump back and forth between stages. The stages may last different amounts of time.
7. What is CISM (Critical Incident Stress Management):
A formalized process to help emergency workers deal with stress
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8. What are the different forms of CISM?:
There are formal meetings and there are also teams.
9. What is expressed consent?:
Verbal, non-verbal, or written communication by a patient who wishes to receive treatment. The act of calling 911 is generally considered expressed consent.
10. What is informed consent?:
an ethical principle that research participants be told enough to enable them to choose whether they wish to participate
11. What should you do if and when you are trying to obtain consent.:
Your documentation should include any assessment findings that you were able to make and all efforts that you made to obtain consent.
12. What is the general rule in the absence of a DNR?:
If the body is still intact and there are no definitive signs of death, initiate emergency medical care.
13. What are open-ended questions?:
questions that allow respondents to an- swer however they want
14. What are closed-ended questions?:
a question only requiring a "yes" or "no" answer
15. When does the transfer of care occur?:
The transfer of care occurs when you give an oral report to the hospital.
16. What must be included in your oral report (transfer of care)?:
- Opening information, CC,NOI,MOI. 2. Detailed Information, information the
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was not given in a radio report. 3. Any important history, history that was not provided. 4. The patients response, changes in patients condition after