EMT-B Final Exam Review RC Health
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Level of Government responsible Licensure of EMTs is a state function
for EMS regulation regarding subject to the laws and regulations of the
EMT requirements and state in which the EMT practices. At the federal
violations. level, the NHTSA brings in experts to create
the National EMS Scope of Practice Model.
Understand NREMT and how it is The National Registry of EMTs.
involved in the level of training.
Understand the different types of An EMT is trained in basic life support and
medical control and how/when emergency services.
to use it.
Understand the different roles
and responsibilities of the EMT
and how it compares to the
,role of others in EMS.
,Understand HIPAA and how it can affect your role in The Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act ensures patient privacy.
EMS. Do not discuss findings about the patient
with anyone except medical personal
treating the patient, law enforcement, or
social agencies that may require the
information by law. Avoid giving any information
that may reveal the identity of the patient.
Understand the importance of personal safety and what Nutrition,
stress, sleep, family, and other factors influence the quality of care the it means
during a call. EMS provider gives to the patient.
Understand the importance of scene safety. Hazards on the scene could harm the
EMS provider and prevent him or her from
providing quality care
Understand Standard Precautions and know the different The Center
for Disease Control created a set of standard precautions to protect types
of personal protective equipment. health care workers from objects,
blood, body fluids, and other potential sources
of germs.
Understand physiologic, physical and psychological Physiologic
responses to stress involve interactions between the endocrine and responses
to stress. nervous systems, resulting in chemical and
physical responses. The fight-or-flight
response includes changes to the dilation of
blood vessels, respiration rate, and blood flow
to certain areas of the body. There are acute,
delayed, and cumulative stress reactions.
, Understand the various levels of stress and how to Posttraumatic stress
disorder occurs after a person has experienced a
minimize the chances of PTSD, including CISD/CISM. psychologically distressing
event, and usually manifests in the form of depression,
startle reactions, flashback phenomena, and
dissociative episodes. Critical
incident stress management was created to
decrease the likelihood of PTSD. It can take
the form of a formal debriefing (CISD) or of
an onsite assessment for symptoms of
PTSD.
Know the different components of the grieving process.Denial, Anger/Hostility,
Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. These stages
can happen at varying times in different orders
Understand the difference between expressed consent, Expressed
consent is when the patient verbally or otherwise acknowledges that implied
consent and involuntary consent. he or she wants you to provide care.
Implied consent applies when the patient is
unconscious or otherwise incapable of making a
rational, informed decision about care. The law
assumes that the patient would give consent if
able to. Involuntary
consent applies to patients who are incapable
of making rational decisions about care due to
injury or mental illness. This type of consent
usually comes from the legal guardian of the
person.
Services Actual Questions & Answers
(Latest Update) 100%
Guarantee Pass (Verified Answers)
Terms in this set (206)
Level of Government responsible Licensure of EMTs is a state function
for EMS regulation regarding subject to the laws and regulations of the
EMT requirements and state in which the EMT practices. At the federal
violations. level, the NHTSA brings in experts to create
the National EMS Scope of Practice Model.
Understand NREMT and how it is The National Registry of EMTs.
involved in the level of training.
Understand the different types of An EMT is trained in basic life support and
medical control and how/when emergency services.
to use it.
Understand the different roles
and responsibilities of the EMT
and how it compares to the
,role of others in EMS.
,Understand HIPAA and how it can affect your role in The Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act ensures patient privacy.
EMS. Do not discuss findings about the patient
with anyone except medical personal
treating the patient, law enforcement, or
social agencies that may require the
information by law. Avoid giving any information
that may reveal the identity of the patient.
Understand the importance of personal safety and what Nutrition,
stress, sleep, family, and other factors influence the quality of care the it means
during a call. EMS provider gives to the patient.
Understand the importance of scene safety. Hazards on the scene could harm the
EMS provider and prevent him or her from
providing quality care
Understand Standard Precautions and know the different The Center
for Disease Control created a set of standard precautions to protect types
of personal protective equipment. health care workers from objects,
blood, body fluids, and other potential sources
of germs.
Understand physiologic, physical and psychological Physiologic
responses to stress involve interactions between the endocrine and responses
to stress. nervous systems, resulting in chemical and
physical responses. The fight-or-flight
response includes changes to the dilation of
blood vessels, respiration rate, and blood flow
to certain areas of the body. There are acute,
delayed, and cumulative stress reactions.
, Understand the various levels of stress and how to Posttraumatic stress
disorder occurs after a person has experienced a
minimize the chances of PTSD, including CISD/CISM. psychologically distressing
event, and usually manifests in the form of depression,
startle reactions, flashback phenomena, and
dissociative episodes. Critical
incident stress management was created to
decrease the likelihood of PTSD. It can take
the form of a formal debriefing (CISD) or of
an onsite assessment for symptoms of
PTSD.
Know the different components of the grieving process.Denial, Anger/Hostility,
Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. These stages
can happen at varying times in different orders
Understand the difference between expressed consent, Expressed
consent is when the patient verbally or otherwise acknowledges that implied
consent and involuntary consent. he or she wants you to provide care.
Implied consent applies when the patient is
unconscious or otherwise incapable of making a
rational, informed decision about care. The law
assumes that the patient would give consent if
able to. Involuntary
consent applies to patients who are incapable
of making rational decisions about care due to
injury or mental illness. This type of consent
usually comes from the legal guardian of the
person.
