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Ski patrol Questions and Correct Answers/
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Standard of Care
Ans: A level of care an OEC Tech must render based on OEC
training, local protocols, and teh requirements of a state's EMS
system
Standard of Training
Ans: The training of NSP OEC Techs as forth in the OEC course
ALS
Ans: Advanced life Support - a level of care for which providers
are trained and authorized to insert advanced airways, initiate
intravenous lines and give medications
BLS
Ans: A basic level of care for which providers are trained and
authorized to provide basic interventions, including non
invasive airway devices, application of oxygen, CPR and basic
first aid
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Protocols
Ans: Written procedures for assessing, treating, and
transporting a patienient.
Scene Size Up
Ans: First thing you do in PATIENT ASSESSMENT
Primary Patient Assessment
Ans: A step within the Patient Assessment process that
identifies and initiates treatment of immediate and potential
life threats. (Form a general impression, level of
responsiveness, Rapid ABCD, get the CHIEF COMPLAINT)
Patient Assessment
Ans: 1. Scene size-up
2. Primary assessment
3. history taking-investigate the chief complaint (history of
present illness)
-obtain a SAMPlE history
4. Secondary Assessment
-medical OR trauma
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(assess vital signs using the appropriate monitoring device,
systematically assess the patient , full-body scan and/or
focused assessment
5. Reassessment
SAMPLE
Ans: S: Sings and Symptoms
A- Allergies
M: Meds
P: Past Medical History
L: last oral intake
E: Events that led up to problem
S in SAMPLE
Ans: Sings and Symptoms
A in SAMPLE
Ans: Allergies
M in the SAMPLE history stands for?
Ans: medications
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Ski patrol Questions and Correct Answers/
Latest Update / Already Graded
Standard of Care
Ans: A level of care an OEC Tech must render based on OEC
training, local protocols, and teh requirements of a state's EMS
system
Standard of Training
Ans: The training of NSP OEC Techs as forth in the OEC course
ALS
Ans: Advanced life Support - a level of care for which providers
are trained and authorized to insert advanced airways, initiate
intravenous lines and give medications
BLS
Ans: A basic level of care for which providers are trained and
authorized to provide basic interventions, including non
invasive airway devices, application of oxygen, CPR and basic
first aid
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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Protocols
Ans: Written procedures for assessing, treating, and
transporting a patienient.
Scene Size Up
Ans: First thing you do in PATIENT ASSESSMENT
Primary Patient Assessment
Ans: A step within the Patient Assessment process that
identifies and initiates treatment of immediate and potential
life threats. (Form a general impression, level of
responsiveness, Rapid ABCD, get the CHIEF COMPLAINT)
Patient Assessment
Ans: 1. Scene size-up
2. Primary assessment
3. history taking-investigate the chief complaint (history of
present illness)
-obtain a SAMPlE history
4. Secondary Assessment
-medical OR trauma
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(assess vital signs using the appropriate monitoring device,
systematically assess the patient , full-body scan and/or
focused assessment
5. Reassessment
SAMPLE
Ans: S: Sings and Symptoms
A- Allergies
M: Meds
P: Past Medical History
L: last oral intake
E: Events that led up to problem
S in SAMPLE
Ans: Sings and Symptoms
A in SAMPLE
Ans: Allergies
M in the SAMPLE history stands for?
Ans: medications
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