TRAINING ON ER AND PM REPORTS.pdf

1. The following are sections of an Ambulance report EXCEPT: 1. Incident into 2. Dispatch info 3. Labs/testing (Incorrect) 4. Vitals 2. Ambulance records ALWAYS have the incident info and Crew info at the top: True/False 1. False 3. More than 1 Ambulance unit from the same prov...

1. The following are sections of an Ambulance report EXCEPT: 1. Incident into 2. Dispatch info 3. Labs/testing (Incorrect) 4. Vitals 2. Ambulance records ALWAYS have the incident info and Crew info at the top: True/False 1. False 3. More than 1 Ambulance unit from the same provider can arrive at the accident scene: True/False 1. True 4. What does the acronym GSC mean? 1. Glasgow Care Scale 2. Glucroft Coma Scale 3. Glasgow Coma Scale (Correct) 4. Glucroft Care Scale 5. What does the acronym EMS Mean? 1. Emergency Medical Situation 2. Emergency Medical Scene 3. Emergency Medical Services (Correct) 4. Emergency Medical Site 6. The headers on an ER Report are always the same: True/False 1. False 7. The following is TRUE about Headers on ER reports EXCEPT: 1. They Determine the order of the entire document 2. Not always the same 3. There are no sections for each type of document (Incorrect) 4. Do not help with chronology 8. These are sections that you can find using Text Patterns in the Preview EXCEPT 1. Medical Note 2. Imaging 3. Laboratories 4. Orders/referrals 5. All of the above can be found using the preview (Correct) 9. What does the letter "A" of the acronym SOAP Mean? 1. Assessment 10. Name 3 ways you can identify that the client arrived by Ambulance on an ER Report. OPEN TEXT 1. BIBA - Brought in Via Ambulance 2. Arrived via EMS 3. Arrival information section 4. Scanned report attached