Ambulance E&P

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What type of call is an ambulance local?

BLS; non-life threatening medical emergency or injury

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What kind of apparatus are needed for an ambulance local?

1 BLS ambulance, suppression units as needed

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What kind of equipment is needed for an ambulance local?

the “usual stuff”: aide bag, oxygen bag, cot, radio, keys, toughbook, any necessary stabilization/extrication devices

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What kind of call is a medic local?

ALS; a life threatening medical emergency or injury

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What kind of apparatus are needed for a medic local?

1 ALS provider, suppression unit

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What kind of equipment is needed for a medic local?

usual stuff plus AED and portable suction

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What kind of call is a working code?

report of a person in cardiac arrest, subset of medic local, first unit on scene confirms code

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What kind of apparatus are needed for a working code?

2 ALS providers, 1 transport unit, suppression unit

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What kind of equipment is needed for a working code/DOA call?

usual stuff plus AED, suction, LUCAS device, backboard

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What kind of call is a “dead on arrival (DOA")” call?

report of a person that has died, treat as a working code until proven otherwise, cannot declare until first unit arrives

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What kind of apparatus is needed for a DOA call?

2 ALS providers, 1 transport unit, additional providers

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What kind of call is a rescue local?

motor vehicle accident (MVA) or personal injury accident (PIA), stuck elevator, trapped on escalator, locked in or out with sick or injured

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What kind of equipment is needed for a rescue local?

usual stuff plus traffic vests, extrication bag, backboard

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What kind of call is a rescue 1?

low mechanism motor vehicle accidents

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What kind of apparatus is needed for a rescue 1?

1 engine, 1 BLS unit

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What kind of call is a rescue 2?

motor vehicle collision involving entrapment

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What kind of apparatus is needed for a rescue 2?

1 engine, 1 rescue squad/engine, 1 BLS unit, 1 ALS unit, EMS duty officer, battalion chief

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What kind of call is a rescue 3 or 4?

motor vehicle collision on a limited access highway, remember to check inner v outer, north v south. 4 involves entrapment

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What kind of apparatus is needed for a rescue 3 or 4?

BLS, engine, rescue squad

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What kind of call is a rescue 7?

motor vehicle collision with ejection, decreased level of consciousness, pedestrian struck, motorcycle, all-terrain vehicles, or injury requiring ALS with no entrapment

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What kind of apparatus is needed for a rescue 7?

1 BLS, 1 ALS, 1 engine, rescue squad, EMS duty officer, battalion chief

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Fire calls

wear full PPE, stage the ambulance out of the way and leave an exit route, bring working code equipment and trauma bag

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What is the job of EMS during a fire call?

set up aide station on side alpha, treat and transport victims, rehab FFs

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EMS task force

2 BLS units, 1 ALS unit, 1 EMS duty officer, 1 battalion chief

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Mass casualty task force

4 BLS units, 2 ALS units, 1 rescue squad, mass casualty support unit, battalion chief, 2 EMS duty officers, 1 safety officer, medical ambulance bus

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Where is the medical ambulance bus and when is it used?

station 830; when 20 patients need to be transported

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Where are the mass casualty support units?

stations 841, 855

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Respiratory rate

12-20 breaths per min, decreases with age

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O2 sat

94-100%

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Nasal cannula flow rate

2-6 lpm

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nebulizer flow rate

6-8 lpm

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non-rebreather flow rate

12-15 lpm

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BVM flow rate

25 lpm

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Pulse

60-100 (adult), decreases with age

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glucose

70-140 mg/dL

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blood pressure

systolic/diastolic, 120/80 normal, 90 low end systolic, 180 high end systolic, increases with age

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Ambulance 127

A812, 2019 Ford F550 (Horton)

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Ambulance 128

A812B, 2021 Ford F550 (PL Custom)

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Minimum staffing of an ambulance

2, driver and aide

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Maximum staffing of an ambulance

4

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Requirements to be a driver?

EVOC certification, aide

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Roles of a driver?

radio transmission, assists with patient care as needed

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Requirements to be an aide?

EMT-B, 15 acting aide calls, acting aide test out, protocols test out, pass 3 precepts

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Roles of an aide?

Officer in Charge, responsible for all reports and patient care, directs the driver

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Requirements to be an acting aide?

test out of third skills, ride 15 third calls, complete county applications

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Roles of an acting aide?

report to the aide, continue training, all responsibilities of aide

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Requirements to be a third?

test out of third skills, station, and ambulance, have a CPR certification

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Roles of a third?

report to aide, continue training, take vitals, gather equipment, perform CPR, assist with care

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Roles of a fourth?

observe

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What keys should the ambulance key ring always have?

Knox Box key, UMD gate keys/card, UMD building access

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When should you wear gloves?

on every call

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When should you wear a mask?

when doing an airway procedure or if the patient has a suspected respiratory infection

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All members are required to wear full PPE when…

operating on a fire ground, operating on the scene of a certain accident, or when instructed to do so by an officer.