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Tuesday, December 4, 1906 - ANSWER When was Alpha Phi Alpha founded? Ithaca, New York - ANSWER What city and state was Alpha Phi Alpha founded? The "Jewels" - ANSWER The seven founders of Alpha Phi Alpha are known as who? Henry Arthur Callis, Charles Henry Chapman, Eugene Kinckle Jones, George Biddle Kelley, Nathaniel Allison Murray, Robert Harold Ogle, Vertner Woodson Tandy - ANSWER What are the names of the seven founders of Alpha Phi Alpha/ Dr. Everett B. Ward - ANSWER Who is th...

What is the title of Chapter 6 - ANSWER Expansion and Internal Development How much money was in the treasury during the year 1911? - ANSWER $25.47 How many active chapters were there during 1912? - ANSWER 7 Who was the general president at the beginning of chapter 6? - ANSWER Charles H. Garvin When was Mu Chapter Established? - ANSWER April 12, 1912 Where is Mu Chapter located? - ANSWER The University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Alpha Phi Alpha Chapter 6 Questions & An...

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity's signature voter education and registration program is: - ANSWER A Voteless People is a Hopeless People The Motto of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. is: - ANSWER First of All, Servants of All, We shall Transcend All! Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. permits: - ANSWER Neither Pledging, Nor Hazing The General Headquarters of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc is located in: - ANSWER Baltimore, Maryland What are the official colors of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity ...

What is the title of Chapter 4 of the history book? - ANSWER Local and National Strivings What was decided about the delegates' expenses? - ANSWER The chapter covered them What did the delegates do with the expense money? - ANSWER They donated the money back to the chapter What did the freshmen committee propose? - ANSWER The encouragement in scholarship, on the part of the freshmen, who were prospective members What did Alpha Chapter do with Freshmen interests - ANSWER They voted t...

What agencies are responsible for certification in AZ - ANSWERDepartment of Health Services Commonly prescribed Diabetic medications - ANSWERMetformin, Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides Define DOT - ANSWERDepartment of transportation= Cabinet level agency to the federal government responsible for maintaining and developing the nations transportation services. Est. 10/15/66 Define ERG - ANSWERQuick reference response guide for first responders to use at Haz mat emergencies. Placard info is fou...

Classifications for START Triage - ANSWER-able to walk -respirations present -positions airway -respirations present -greater than 30 per minute -good pulse and good skin signs and cap. refill less than 2 seconds -good mental status and follows simple commands Components of a scene size-up - ANSWERBSI scene is safe mechanism of injury/ nature of illness number of patients determine transport decision Components of quality improvement - ANSWER-prepare carefully written docu...

What PPE should be worn when managing a patient's airway (suctioning, ventilating with BVM) - ANSWERAt a minimum, gloves and full facial protection Which immobilization device is used for a patient with multiple injuries and unstable vital signs? - ANSWERLong spine board immobilization device Proper guidelines for safe reaching: - ANSWERreach no more than 15-20 inches in front of body Who assumes the role of triage officer at a mass-casualty incident? - ANSWERThe most knowledgable EMS ...

a&p of ch. 42-46 - ANSWER... conditions of ch. 42-46 - ANSWER... glossary of ch. 42-46 - ANSWER... medical terms of ch. 42-46 - ANSWER... pathophysiology of ch. 42-46 - ANSWER... DNR orders - ANSWER FISDAP EMT Operations Study Guide()Questions & Answers (SCORED A+)

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...

Definitive care is found in - ANSWERtrauma scenters. Only level 1 and 2 Phases of an EMS call: - ANSWER--Initial receipt of call- Acknowledge call Respond to the call --En route- to call Request assistance with directions, when needed Request additional resources, when needed --On scene- Report arrival at scene Check in; often a system will require EMS units to transmit every 20 minutes as a safety measure Request additional resources, when needed Report leaving scene --Arrival at hospital...

What are the differences between UHF and mhz radios systems - ANSWERmhz system uses a computer to dynamically assign open frequencies Of the below components, which is a basic element of the incident command system? - ANSWEROperations During a triage a event, once a patient is moved to a treatment area this is called a - ANSWERSecondary Triage Placing yourself behind solid and impenetrable objects that protect a person definition of - ANSWERCover What type of radio waves work best ov...

Part 800 - ANSWERNYS EMS protocol. Everything you must keep in the ambulance is included. Medical director - ANSWERThe physician who authorizes or delegates to the EMT the authority to provide medical care in the field. Reciprocity - ANSWERAbility to transfer state to state as an EMT Scene Safety - ANSWERsteps taken to ensure the safety and well-being of the EMT, his partners, patients, and bystanders Proper body substance isolation - ANSWERPPE (gowns, gloves, protective masks) Wh...

techniques for preserving evidence at a crime scene - ANSWER- Don't clean the patient or remove any blood - Don't allow family to enter the crime scene until permission is granted from medical examiner, law enforcement or coroner - Preserve the chain of evidence - Avoid disturbing the scene unless necessary for medical care - Take one way in one way out - Touch only what you need to touch and remember to tell police if you touch or move anything - Move only what is necessary to provide p...

Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) - ANSWERa designation placed on a patient's medical record indicating that in the case of cessation of circulation and breathing, artificial resuscitation (CPR) is not to be done. DOES NOT MEAN DO NOT TREAT. Definitive Care - ANSWERCare rendered to conclusively manage a patient's condition, such as full range of preventive, curative acute, convalescent, restorative, and rehabilitative medical care Reciprocity - ANSWERAbility to transfer state to state as an EMT ...

Medical control has ordered you to administer one tube of oral glucose to a hypoglycemic patient. Immediately after receiving this order, you should: A) document the order on the prehospital care report. B) administer the medication and reassess the patient. C) ask medical control to repeat the order word for word. D) repeat the order back to medical control word for word. - ANSWERD) repeat the order back to medical control word for word. The EMT should avoid focusing all his or her atten...

When using PCR for research or quality assurance. What should you delete? - ANSWERPatient's name/ Emt name/ response times and treatment renderds. 6 yo child fell at the park. No adult around. Type of consent? Implied/ legal/ expressed/ pediatric - ANSWERimplied/ legal/ expressed/ pediatric First to arrive. Using START, you should identify pts who? - ANSWERAmbulatory/ deceased/ unresponsive/ breathing Partner comes to work dirty and leaves trash. Best describe these actions? - ANSWERU...

What is your priority as the incident commander at a mass casualty incident? - ANSWERMonitor incident organization. You are the first ambulance to arrive on the scene of a school bus rollover. The fire department has stabilized the bus. What should you do? - ANSWERHave your partner begin triaging patients. A 43 year old male complains of a stiff neck, persistent cough, and fever for the past week. He states he has been in and out of homeless shelters for the past 5 months. What should you ...

A patient is found unresponsive in his small bathroom. He is not breathing and is sitting in the corner. Two EMTs are able to reach him, but they are unable to stand side by side. He appears to weigh about 150 pounds and there is no evidence that he has been injured. Which of the following would be the quickest and MOST practical way of moving him out of the bathroom? A) Extremity lift B) Long backboard C) Direct ground lift D) Stair chair device - ANSWERA) Extremity lift. A 52-year-old w...

When using PCR for research or quality assurance. What should you delete? Pt's name/ emt's name/ response times/ treatments rendered - ANSWERPTS name 6 yo child fell at the park. No adult around. Type of consent? Implied/ legal/ expressed/ pediatric - ANSWERImplied First to arrive. Using START, you should identify pts who? Ambulatory/ deceased/ unresponsive/ breathing - ANSWERAmbulatory Partner comes to work dirty and leaves trash. Best describe these actions? Unethical/ unprofess...

A patient is found unresponsive in his small bathroom. He is not breathing and is sitting in the corner. Two EMTs are able to reach him, but they are unable to stand side by side. He appears to weigh about 150 pounds and there is no evidence that he has been injured. Which of the following would be the quickest and MOST practical way of moving him out of the bathroom? A) Extremity lift B) Long backboard C) Direct ground lift D) Stair chair device - ANSWERA) Extremity lift When moving any ...