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terminology and definitions for ambulance operations

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show due regard  
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show EMD  
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show true emergency  
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Large, flat area without aerial obstruction in which a helicopter can land to pick up a person.   show
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show hypothermia thermometer  
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Traction splint for the immobilization of a painful, swollen, deformed thigh.   show
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show AED  
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Cervical immobilization device   show
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Automatic transport ventilator   show
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show Thumper  
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show US Department of Transportation  
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show mycobacterium tuberculosis  
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These pieces of equipment should be in the portable first in kit that is taken directly to the patient's side:   show
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Pieces of equipment used to obtain vital signs:   show
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Device used to carry patients over long distances or in a high angle rescue.   show
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Used to transport patients in a sitting, supine, or Trendelenberg position   show
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Used to move patients down stairs in a sitting position.   show
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show scoop stretcher  
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show Reeves stretcher  
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show 3,000 liter reservoir, two stage regulator, reducing valves and yoke  
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show 300 mmHg/4 seconds  
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Equipment that is carried on ambulances for defibrillation or assisting with cardiopulmonary resuscitation.   show
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show Hare traction splint, triangular bandages, padded aluminum splints  
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show musculoskeletal injuries  
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show sterile burn sheets, 5"x9" combine dressings, self-adhering roller bandages  
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show maintain body heat  
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show a rubber bulb syringe, sanitary napkins, sterile surgical gloves  
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The equipment checklist should be completed:   show
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show battery  
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Responsibilities of the Emergency Medical Dispatcher include:   show
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show What is the exact location of the patient? What's the problem? How old is the patient?  
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show Is traffic moving, How many lanes of traffic are open? Are any vehicles on fire?  
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show be tolerant of others, wear glasses/contacts if prescribed, have a positive attitude about driving ability  
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One traffic rule that an ambulance driver is not allowed to break.   show
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Guidelines for use of the ambulance siren:   show
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The decision to use lights and sirens is based on:   show
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Factors that can affect ambulance response:   show
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show in front of  
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show packaging  
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An unconscious person who has no potential spine injury should be in this position:   show
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If a patient develops cardiac arrest en route to the hospital, the EMTB's first action should be to:   show
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When you approach the helicopter, first wait for the pilot or medic to wave you in. Approach the craft from this direction:   show
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7 questions an EMD should ask a caller who is reporting a medical emergency:   show
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7 factors that can affect ambulance response:   show
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4 ways an EMTB on the scene should describe the landing zone to air rescue service:   show
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