FISDAP Operations Chapter 37, 38, 39()Questions & Answers 100% Verified!!

9 phases of transport (Ambulance) - ANSWERPreparation, dispatch, en route, arrival at scene, transfer pf Pt to ambulance, en route to recieving facility (delivery), en route to station & postturn. Ambulance design Type 1 - ANSWERConventional, truck cab-chassis with a modular ambulance body that can be transferred to a newer chassis as needed. Ambulance design Type 2 - ANSWERStandard van, forward-control integral cab-body ambulancce. Ambulance design Type 3 - ANSWERSpecialty van cab with a modular ambulace body that is mounted on a cut-away van chassis. Equipment & supplies in the ambulance according to how urgently and how often they are used give priority to items that are needed to care for life-threatening conditions which are..... - ANSWERAirway managmen, artificial ventilation, & Oxygen therapy. Basic Supplies on Ambulance - ANSWERdisposable gloves, & sharps, airway and ventilation equipment, basic wound care supplies, splinting supplies, childbirth supplies, automated external defibrillator (AED), Pt transfer equipment, medications, & communication equipment. The ambulance should carry both a mounted and portable - ANSWERsuction unit The ambulance should carry two portable artificial ventiltion devices that operate independetly of an O2 supply. One for the use of an ambulance or as a spare. - ANSWERThese devices include disposable pocket masks and BVM's (Bag-valve masks). The ambulance should carry at least two Oxygen Supply units. One protable and one installed on board. - ANSWERPortable unit should be located near s door or in the jump kit, for easy use outside the ambulance. It should have a minimum capacity of 500 L of O2 and be equipped with a yoke, pressure gauge, flow-meter, oxygen supply tubing, NRB and nasal cannula. The unit must be able to deliver O2 ata variable rate between 1 & 15 L/min.