HFD INTRODUCTION
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- WHO MAY PARAMEDICS FUNCTION UNDER
- EMS MEDICAL DIRECTOR
- RESPONSIBILITIES OF EMT-P INCLUDE
- PUBLIC EDUCATION, HEALTH PROMOTION, PARTIPITION IN INJURY AND ILNESS PROGRAM
- EXPANDED SCOPE OF PRACTICE INCLUDE
- CRITICAL CARE TRANSPORT, PRIMARY CARE, TACTICAL EMS, INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE, SPORTS MEDICINE
- OUT OF HOSPITAL CARE INCLUDES
- COMUNITY TRAINED IN FIRST AID AND CPR, DISPATCH, EMT'S, FIRE RESCUE AND HAZ-MAT, PUBLIC UTILITIES, RECORSE CENTERS
- IN HOSPITAL CARE INCLUDES
- NURSE, PHYSITIONS, ANCILLARY SURVICES, SPECIALTY PHYSITIANS, REHAB SERVICES
- WHAT CAN ALS DO OVER BLS
- GIVE IV THERAPY,DRUG THERAPY, INTUBATION AND DEFIBRILLATION
- DESCRIBE ON AND OFF LINE DIRECTION
- ON LINE IS ORDERS GIVEN OVER RADIO OR PHONE, OFF LINE ORDERS ARE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES SET UP IN ADVANCE
- WHEN ARE CARDIAC ARREST CALLED SUDDEN DEATH
- WHEN THEY HAPEN WITH IN TWO HOURS OF ONSET OF SYMPTONS
- NAME FOUR T'S IN EMERGENCY CARE
- TRIAGE, TREATMENT, TRANSPORT, TRANSFER
- DEFINE COGNITIVE, AFFECTIVE, PSYCHMOTOR
- COGNITIVE IS FACTS OR INFO, AFFECTIVE IS EMOTIONS OR VALUE TO THAT INFO, PSYCHOMOTOR IS HANDS ON SKILLS
- WHAT ARE FOUR CERTIFICATION LEVELS
- FIRST RESPONDER, EMT-B, EMT-I AND EMT-P
- WHO ADMINISTERS STANDERD TEST FOR EMT'S
- NATIONAL REGESTERY OF EMT'S
- TYPE 1 AMBULANCE HAS
- MODULE AMBULANCE BODY WITH NO PASSAGE
- TYPE 2 AMBULANCE HAS
- STANDARD VAN BODY
- TYPE 3 AMBULANCE HAS
- VAN CAB, INTIGRAL BODY, PASSAGE TO DRIVERS COMPARTMENT
- DESCRIBE LEVEL 1 HOSPITAL
- HAS HIGHEST LEVEL OF TRAUMA CARE
- DESCRIBE LEVEL 2 HOSPITAL
- MAY NOT HAVE SPECIALITY PEDIATRICS OR NEUROSERGIONS ON SITE
- DESCRIBE LEVEL 3 HOSPITAL
- DOES NOT HAVE IMMEDIATE SERGICAL FACILITIES
- QUALITY ASSURANCE
- MONITERS AND MEASURES QUALITY OF CARE
- WHAT ARE 4 RULES OF EVIDENCE FOR NEW MEDICAL PROCESS
- MUST BE THEORETICAL BASIS FOR CHANGE, MUST BE AMPLE RESEARCH, MUST BE CLINICALLY IMPORTANT, MUST BE PRACTICAL, AFFORDABLE, AND TEACHABLE
- WHAT ARE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES OF EMT
- PREPERATION, RESPONSE, PATIENT ASSESMENT AND MANAGEMENT, DISPOSITION, TRANSFER, DOCUMENTATION, RETURN TO SERVICE
- NAME SOME PERSONAL ATRIBUTES
- LEADERSHIP INTEGRITY EMPATHY SELF MOTIVATION APPEARANCE HYGIENE SELF CONFIDENCE COMUNICATIONS TIME MANAGEMENT TEAMWORK PATIENT ADVOCACY CAREFUL DELIVERY OF SERVICE
- ISOMETRIC EXCERSISE
- ACTIVE EXCERSISE PERFORMED AGAINST STABLE RESISTANCE, MUSCLES ARE EXCERSISED IN MOTIONLESS MANNER
- ISOTONIC EXCERSISE
- ACTIVE EXCERSISE WHERE MUSCLES ARE WORKED THROUGH THERE FULL RANGE OF MOTION
- WHAT FOODS SHOULD BE AVOIDED
- FAT SALT SUGAR CHOLESTEROL CAFFINE
- WHAT ARE MAJOR FOOD GROUPS
- GRAINS/BREADS, VEGETABLES, FRUITS, DAIRY, MAET/FISH
- WHAT MUSCLE IS CRUCIAL TO BACK STRENGTH
- ABDOMEN
- INFECTIOUS DISEASE
- DISEASE CAUSED BY PATHOGENS THAT SPREAD FROM PERSON TO PERSON
- AIDS
- BODILY FLUIDS, SEVERAL MONTHS OR YEARS
- HEPITITIS B,C
- BLOOD, STOOL
- TEBERCULOSIS
- RESPIRATORY SECRETIONS, AIRBORN, 2 TO 6 WEEKS
- MENINGITIS
- ORAL OR NASAL SECRETIONS, 2 TO 10 DAYS
- PMEUMONIA
- ORAL OR NASAL SECRETIONS, SEVERAL DAYS
- FLU
- AIR BORN DIRECT CONTACT, 1 TO 3 DAYS
- STAPH
- OPEN WOUNDS, SEVERAL DAYS
- CHICKEN POX
- AIRBORN DROPLETS, OPEN SORES, 11 TO 21 DAYS
- MEASLES
- AIRBORN, MOM TO NEWBORN, 10 TO 12 DAYS
- WHOOPING COUGH
- AIRBORN DROPLETS, 6 TO 20 DAYS
- NAME TYPES OF BSI
- GLOVES, mask and eyewear, hepa respirator, gown, resuscitation equipment
- what bsi used for child birth
- gown glove mask eyewear
- describe steps to hand washing
- lather with soap, scrub fur 15 sec., rince, dry on clean towel, friction is key
- disenfecting
- using disinfecting agents, comercial cleaner, or 10 to 1 water and bleach
- steralizing
- use of chemical heat, steam, or radiation to kill microorganisms
- name 5 stages of death
- denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
- name the three stress responses
- alarm, resistance, exhaustion
- circadian rythms
- biological cycle that occures evry 24 hours
- anchor time
- hours when anite worker can expect to rest with out interruption
- three techniques to manage stress
- controlled breathing, reframe, attent to medical needs of the patient
- CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS DEBRIEFING OCCURES WHEN
- 24 TO 72 HOURS AFTER INCIDENT
- DEFUSING OCCURES WHEN
- 2 TO 4 HOURS AFTER INCIDENT
- YEARS OF PRODUCTIVE LIFE
- AGE AT DEATH SUBTRACTED FROM 65
- TEACHABLE MOMENT
- MOMENT SHORTLY AFTER INJURY
- THREE TYPES OF PREVENTION ARE
- PRIMARY, KEEPING INJURY FROM OCCURING, SECONDARY, CARE AFTER INJURYTO PREVENT FURTHER PROBLEMS, TERTIARY, REHAB AFTER INJURY
- FIVE STEPS TO INJURY AND ILLNESS PREVENTION
- BSI, PHYSICAL FITNESS, STRESS MANAGEMENT, SEEK PROFESSIONAL CARE, DRIVE SAFELY
- MOST FREQUENT INJURY UNDER SIX
- FALLS
- MOST FREQUENT PREVENTABLE INJURY TO PERSONS OVER 75
- FALLS
- WHAT % OF INJURIES ARE BACK INJURIES, WHAT% ARE TO EYES HANDS AND FINGERS
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22 %
22 % - MORALS
- SOCIAL RELIGIOUS OR PERSONAL STANDARDS
- ETHICS
- RULES OR STANDARDS THAT GOVERN COMDUCT OF MEMBERS IN A PROFESSION
- WHAT IS THE BIG QUESTION
- WHAT IS IN THE PATIENTS BEST INTREST
- BENEFICENCE
- DOING GOOD FOR THE PATIENT
- NONMALEFICENCE
- OBLIGATION NOT TO HARM THE PATIENT
- AUTONOMY
- COMPETENT ADULT PATIENTS RIGHT TO DETERMIN WHAT HAPPENS TO HIS OWN BODY
- IMPARTIALITY TEST
- WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO UNDERGO THIS PROCEDURE IF YOU WERE THE PATIENT
- UNIVERSALIZABILITY TEST
- WEATHER YOU WOULD WANT THIS ACTION IN ALL SIMILAR CIRCUMSTANCES
- INTERPERSONAL JUSTIFIABILITY TEST
- CAN YOU DEFENT OR JUSTIFY YOUR ACTIONS
- NONMALFICENCE
- DO NO HARM