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The modern EMS system has its origins
in funeral homes, which often operated
Where does the
ambulances. However, funeral home
modern EMS
operators were often serving
system have its
competing business interests and
origin?
patients received little trained care until
the hospital.
, In 1966, a paper titled "Accidental Death
and Disability: The Neglected Disease
of Modern Society" is published by the
National Academy of Sciences. This
What is paper is widely known in the EMS
considered the profession as the White Paper. The
"birth" of EMS? White Paper is widely considered the
birth of modern EMS. It spotlighted
inadequacies of prehospital care in the
United States, particularly related to
trauma.
Who developed Early in the 1970s, the US Department of
the first EMT Transportation developed the first EMT
National Standard National Standard Curriculum.
Curriculum?
, Emergency Medical Responder (EMR):
provides basic, immediate care
including bleeding control, CPR, AED
and emergency childbirth.
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT):
includes all EMR skills, advanced
oxygen and ventilation skills, pulse
oximetry, noninvasive blood pressure
monitoring, and administration of
certain medications.
What are the Advanced Emergency Medical
levels of EMS Technician (AEMT): includes all EMT
training? skills, advanced airway devices,
intravenous and intraosseous access,
blood glucose monitoring, and
administration of additional
medications.
Paramedic: includes all preceding
training levels, advanced assessment
and management skills, various invasive
skills, and extensive pharmacology
interventions. This is the highest level of
prehospital care outlined in the
National EMS Education Standards.
, Equipment preparedness
Emergency vehicle operations
Establish, maintain scene safety
Patient assessment and treatment
Lifting and moving
What are EMT
Strong verbal and written
roles and
communication skills
responsibilities?
Patient advocacy
Professional development
Quality improvement
Illness and injury prevention
Maintain certification/licensure
The medical director is a physician
What is the role of
responsible for providing medical
the medical
oversight. The medical director
director?
oversees quality improvement.
Online medical direction: direct contact
between the physician and EMT via or
What are the two
radio.
types of medical
direction?
Offline medical direction: written
guidelines and protocols.
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Terms in this set (309)
The modern EMS system has its origins
in funeral homes, which often operated
Where does the
ambulances. However, funeral home
modern EMS
operators were often serving
system have its
competing business interests and
origin?
patients received little trained care until
the hospital.
, In 1966, a paper titled "Accidental Death
and Disability: The Neglected Disease
of Modern Society" is published by the
National Academy of Sciences. This
What is paper is widely known in the EMS
considered the profession as the White Paper. The
"birth" of EMS? White Paper is widely considered the
birth of modern EMS. It spotlighted
inadequacies of prehospital care in the
United States, particularly related to
trauma.
Who developed Early in the 1970s, the US Department of
the first EMT Transportation developed the first EMT
National Standard National Standard Curriculum.
Curriculum?
, Emergency Medical Responder (EMR):
provides basic, immediate care
including bleeding control, CPR, AED
and emergency childbirth.
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT):
includes all EMR skills, advanced
oxygen and ventilation skills, pulse
oximetry, noninvasive blood pressure
monitoring, and administration of
certain medications.
What are the Advanced Emergency Medical
levels of EMS Technician (AEMT): includes all EMT
training? skills, advanced airway devices,
intravenous and intraosseous access,
blood glucose monitoring, and
administration of additional
medications.
Paramedic: includes all preceding
training levels, advanced assessment
and management skills, various invasive
skills, and extensive pharmacology
interventions. This is the highest level of
prehospital care outlined in the
National EMS Education Standards.
, Equipment preparedness
Emergency vehicle operations
Establish, maintain scene safety
Patient assessment and treatment
Lifting and moving
What are EMT
Strong verbal and written
roles and
communication skills
responsibilities?
Patient advocacy
Professional development
Quality improvement
Illness and injury prevention
Maintain certification/licensure
The medical director is a physician
What is the role of
responsible for providing medical
the medical
oversight. The medical director
director?
oversees quality improvement.
Online medical direction: direct contact
between the physician and EMT via or
What are the two
radio.
types of medical
direction?
Offline medical direction: written
guidelines and protocols.
