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Three types of receiving centers in the county

Trauma, Cardiovascular, Stroke

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Can you initiate CPR using an Autopulse or Lucas in the county

Yes

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Can you administer naloxone

Yes

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Can you obtain blood glucose and administer oral glucose

Yes

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Can you place a 12-lead and interpret it

No

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Can you extricate an entrapped person

Yes; try before you pry, simple extrication

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Can you perform MCI field triage

Yes

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Can you use an EMS approved mechanical tourniquet for uncontrolled bleeding

Yes

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Can you use an EMS county-approved hemostatic powder to assist in wound hemorrhage

No; you can not use powders, only bandages

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Can you transport pt with saline and/or lactated ringer hanging in an IV at a set rate

Yes. Basically everybody

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Can you transport pt someone with preexisting vascular device, such as a saline or heparin lock

Yes

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Can you transport pt who is mechanically restrained

Yes

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Can you transport someone w/ a trach tube, g-tube, and central line w/ medications in place

No; you can transport patient with central line w/o medication as long as it is not placed in the arterial vein

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What does Albuterol do

Bronchodilator

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Contraindications for nitroglycerins

Sexual enhancing drugs, blood pressure

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Dose for aspirin we can administer

81 mg - 325 mg

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Is the "right physician" one of the seven rights

NO

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Oral glucose reading when administering oral glucose

below 60 mg/dL

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How to administer naloxone

Intranasally for suspected opioid OD

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Suctioning an ET tube

On the way out for no more than 15 seconds in the county.

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Inaccurate reading in a pulse ox

Nail polish, shaking, hypothermia

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When to obtain a blood glucose measurement

ALOC, h/x of diabetes

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Where do you administer a duodote

Anterior mid-thigh

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Can you honor a properly completed pulse for someone in cardiac arrest

Yes

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Three IV drugs you monitor and maintain during a BLS transport when preset by nurse/physician

TPN, vitamins, folic acid, and thiamine; NO monitoring for morphine, insulin, nitroglycerin, epi drip, ativan drip

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Criteria for SMR C-spine

Just a collar (SMR) = up and walking around when you get on scene

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Can you administer naloxone

Yes

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Can you administer CPAP

Yes

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Can you administer epi

Yes

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Can you initiate albuterol

You can assist but not initiate

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If you want to get OC accreditation

Do it through email and online

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Patient that is stable and does not need a specialty center can pick their own hospital

Yes

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Does a PCR need to be posted before you leave a receiving center

Yes

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Are you responsible for patient care documentation according to your agency's policy

Yes

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Is the PCR an illegal document if it contains unapproved abbreviations

Yes

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Can an EMT document procedures and medications performed by a paramedic

Yes

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Whose responsibility to write down all the procedures

The paramedic's. It's not your responsibility to document the paramedic scope of practice

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Can you use AED

Yes

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Can you apply traction splint for a femur fracture

Yes

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Can you assist a patient with aspirin and nitro

Yes

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Can you assist a patient with their controlled analgesic (pain killer) pump

No

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IN naloxone methods

1. Plunger: 4.0 mg in one nostril

2. Atomizer: 2 mg one per nostril