Ambulance drivers test questions and answers 100% pass (CERTIFIED)!!

an ambulance driver's primary responsibility is: safe transport of patient "code 3" transport result in the following (4): 1. frightening the patient 2. putting a stabilized patient into shock 3. disrupting ongoing medical treatment 4. aggravating certain medical conditions sufficient to cause death or permanent disability certain medical conditions that probably require "code 3" operations include: and make up what percentage of total trips? 1. uncontrolled hemorrhage (internal bleeding) trolled cardiovascular or respiratory impairment (CHF, wounds of the heart, pulmonary edema) 3. complicated impending childbirth (requires operation) 5-7% of total cases T/F? you should never travel over the speed limit when transporting a stabilized patient? True if your ambulance drivers certificate has been revoked for reckless driving, you may reapply after a period of no less than: One year you should not drive an ambulance under any of the following conditions 1. fatigue or illness 2. permanent disability 3. temporary disability smoking in the ambulance is: not mentions in regulations while driving under "code 3" exemptions, you may disobey a red stop signal only if: the ambulance slows to 15 mph even if you possess a valid ambulance license you may not respond to an emergency call if: 1. your drivers license has been suspended 2. your required EMT license has expired 3. your medical certificate was not issued within the last two years medical conditions where in specially smooth, low speed patient transportation is preferable include: 1. spinal injuries 2. serious f