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Who can medically clear a patient in custody of a Law Enforcement Officer?
Who can medically clear a patient in custody of a Law Enforcement Officer?
- CFD members
- Jail medical staff (correct)
- Both A and B
- The patient themselves
What is the role of CFD members in managing patients in custody?
What is the role of CFD members in managing patients in custody?
- They can medically clear the patient
- They can report on vital signs (correct)
- They can restrain the patient
- They can transport the patient without consent
When can patients in custody of a Law Enforcement Officer be denied the right to self-determination for assessment and treatment?
When can patients in custody of a Law Enforcement Officer be denied the right to self-determination for assessment and treatment?
- Only in cases of imminent death
- Only in cases of permanent disability
- Both A and B (correct)
- Patients always retain the right to self-determination
Do patients under arrest have the right to refuse transport?
Do patients under arrest have the right to refuse transport?
What must be done if a Law Enforcement Officer requests an assessment of a patient?
What must be done if a Law Enforcement Officer requests an assessment of a patient?
How should restrained patients be managed during transport?
How should restrained patients be managed during transport?
Should patients who have been physically restrained prior to CFD arrival remain restrained during transport?
Should patients who have been physically restrained prior to CFD arrival remain restrained during transport?
Who must ride in the back of the ambulance with a patient in custody?
Who must ride in the back of the ambulance with a patient in custody?
How should restrained patients be monitored during transport?
How should restrained patients be monitored during transport?
Can CFD members restrain patients in custody of a Law Enforcement Officer?
Can CFD members restrain patients in custody of a Law Enforcement Officer?
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Study Notes
- This policy is for managing patients in custody of a Law Enforcement Officer (LEO).
- Patients can only be medically cleared by a physician in a hospital or jail medical staff.
- CFD members cannot medically clear a patient, but can report on vital signs.
- Patients in custody retain the right to self-determination for assessment and treatment, except in cases of imminent death or permanent disability.
- Patients under arrest do not have the right to refuse transport.
- If a LEO requests an assessment, an ePCR must be completed.
- Patients who are a potential harm to themselves or others should be restrained in the safest, least restrictive manner possible.
- Patients who have been physically restrained prior to CFD arrival should remain restrained unless it poses a threat to their health.
- A LEO must ride in the back of the ambulance with the patient.
- Restrained patients should have their cardiopulmonary status continuously monitored and documented.
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