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What information is obtained from callers during an EMS call?

  • None of the above
  • Location, injury type, patient age, consciousness, and breathing (correct)
  • Insurance information, primary care physician, and medical history
  • Patient name, address, and phone number

    • What is the purpose of ProQA medical determinants in EMS calls?

  • To determine if the patient meets adult trauma triage criteria (correct)
  • To document deviations from the protocols
  • To request fire apparatus, law enforcement, and air support
  • To dispatch the closest available helicopter

    • What are the criteria for classifying a patient as a Trauma Alert?

  • Consciousness and breathing
  • None of the above
  • Physiological and anatomical characteristics for adults, six physiological components and color-coded transport destinations for pediatrics (correct)
  • Location, injury type, and patient age

    • What is the purpose of the Lake EMS Trauma Transport Protocols?

    <p>To outline specific medical procedures and interventions to be performed during transport</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the responsibility of Lake EMS in transporting Trauma Alert patients?

    <p>To transport patients to a State Approved Trauma Center (SATC) or Initial Receiving Hospital (IRH)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the minimum required information that must be included in a run report for Trauma Alert patients?

    <p>Minimum required information outlined in section 64J-1.001</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who approves the Lake EMS Trauma Transport Protocols?

    <p>Alicia Buck and Joel Rowe</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What information is obtained from callers by Lake Emergency Dispatch?

    <p>Location, injury type, patient age, consciousness, and breathing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is ProQA?

    <p>A computer-aided dispatch system</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What determines whether multiple EMS units are sent to a call?

    <p>The severity of the injury</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the criteria for classifying a patient as a trauma alert?

    <p>Physiological and anatomical characteristics</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the criteria for classifying a pediatric patient as a trauma alert?

    <p>Color-coded transport destinations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the list of Level II Trauma Centers in Florida?

    <p>To determine the appropriate transport destination for trauma alert patients</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the minimum required information that must be included in a Lake EMS run report for Trauma Alert patients?

    <p>Minimum required information outlined in section 64J-1.001</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who approves the Lake EMS Trauma Transport Protocols?

    <p>Alicia Buck and Joel Rowe</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When do the Lake EMS Trauma Transport Protocols go into effect?

    <p>March 1st, 2022</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is responsible for transporting Trauma Alert patients?

    <p>The EMS agency</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of emergency interfacility transfers?

    <p>To transport patients to the closest appropriate facility</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What communication and documentation requirements are addressed in the protocols?

    <p>Both communication and documentation requirements</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Lake Emergency Medical Services Trauma Transport Protocol

    • Lake Emergency Dispatch receives and dispatches all EMS calls and fire departments in Lake County.

    • Enhanced 911 is used to process calls and a computer-aided dispatch system is utilized.

    • Information obtained from callers includes location, injury type, patient age, consciousness, and breathing.

    • The closest available EMS unit is dispatched, and multiple units may be sent based on information received.

    • Fire apparatus, law enforcement, and air support are requested based on ProQA medical determinants and caller information.

    • The closest available helicopter will be dispatched to the scene based on established protocols.

    • Adult trauma triage criteria include physiological and anatomical characteristics.

    • Patients meeting criteria are classified as "trauma alert" and transported to the closest appropriate facility.

    • Pediatric trauma triage criteria include six physiological components and color-coded transport destinations.

    • Trauma Alert patients are transported to a State Approved Trauma Center (SATC) or Initial Receiving Hospital (IRH).

    • Ground or air transport is used based on response times and drive times to the facility.

    • Emergency interfacility transfers are dispatched with the closest available ALS unit and handled as any other emergency call.Lake EMS Trauma Transport Protocols

    • List of Level II Trauma Centers in Florida

    • List of Pediatric Capable Trauma Centers in Florida

    • Deviations from the protocols must be documented and justified on the patient care report

    • A Lake EMS run report must be documented for all Trauma Alert patients

    • The run report must include minimum required information outlined in section 64J-1.001

    • The patient care report must be delivered to the receiving facility by the EMS agency

    • Alicia Buck and Joel Rowe approve the Lake EMS Trauma Transport Protocols

    • Effective date of the protocols is March 1st, 2022

    • Lake EMS is responsible for transporting Trauma Alert patients

    • Trauma Alert patients may be transported to any Level II or Pediatric Capable Trauma Center in Florida

    • The protocols outline specific medical procedures and interventions to be performed during transport

    • The protocols also address communication and documentation requirements for the EMS agency and receiving facility.

    Lake Emergency Medical Services Trauma Transport Protocol

    • Lake Emergency Dispatch receives and dispatches all EMS calls and fire departments in Lake County.

    • Enhanced 911 is used to process calls and a computer-aided dispatch system is utilized.

    • Information obtained from callers includes location, injury type, patient age, consciousness, and breathing.

    • The closest available EMS unit is dispatched, and multiple units may be sent based on information received.

    • Fire apparatus, law enforcement, and air support are requested based on ProQA medical determinants and caller information.

    • The closest available helicopter will be dispatched to the scene based on established protocols.

    • Adult trauma triage criteria include physiological and anatomical characteristics.

    • Patients meeting criteria are classified as "trauma alert" and transported to the closest appropriate facility.

    • Pediatric trauma triage criteria include six physiological components and color-coded transport destinations.

    • Trauma Alert patients are transported to a State Approved Trauma Center (SATC) or Initial Receiving Hospital (IRH).

    • Ground or air transport is used based on response times and drive times to the facility.

    • Emergency interfacility transfers are dispatched with the closest available ALS unit and handled as any other emergency call.Lake EMS Trauma Transport Protocols

    • List of Level II Trauma Centers in Florida

    • List of Pediatric Capable Trauma Centers in Florida

    • Deviations from the protocols must be documented and justified on the patient care report

    • A Lake EMS run report must be documented for all Trauma Alert patients

    • The run report must include minimum required information outlined in section 64J-1.001

    • The patient care report must be delivered to the receiving facility by the EMS agency

    • Alicia Buck and Joel Rowe approve the Lake EMS Trauma Transport Protocols

    • Effective date of the protocols is March 1st, 2022

    • Lake EMS is responsible for transporting Trauma Alert patients

    • Trauma Alert patients may be transported to any Level II or Pediatric Capable Trauma Center in Florida

    • The protocols outline specific medical procedures and interventions to be performed during transport

    • The protocols also address communication and documentation requirements for the EMS agency and receiving facility.

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