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When should a radio report be delivered for unstable patients?
When should a radio report be delivered for unstable patients?
- Upon arrival at hospital
- At least 3 minutes prior to arrival at hospital (correct)
- When the patient is unconscious
- When the patient is stable
What information should be included in a quick synopsis for stable patients?
What information should be included in a quick synopsis for stable patients?
- Paramedic/EMT name, ALS agency and unit number, patient age, sex, personal physician if known, and approximate weight in kilograms, chief complaint, vital signs, treatment initiated, and estimated time of arrival. (correct)
- The patient's medical history and allergies.
- The patient's blood pressure and pulse.
- Only the patient's name and chief complaint.
What should be done in a 'heads up call' for unstable patients?
What should be done in a 'heads up call' for unstable patients?
- Given only for stable patients
- Given from the scene if warranted and time permits (correct)
- Given only for unconscious patients
- Given upon arrival at the hospital
What information should be provided when requesting physician's orders?
What information should be provided when requesting physician's orders?
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What should be done to confirm physician's orders received?
What should be done to confirm physician's orders received?
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