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14 Cards in this Set
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What is a jump kit?
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A portable kit containing items that are used in the initial care of the patient.
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What is the Star of Life
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The six pointed star that identifies vehicles that meet the federal specifications as licensed or certified ambulances.
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What is a type I ambulance?
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Conventional, truck cab-chassis with a modular body that can be transferred to a newer chassis as needed.
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What is a type II ambulance?
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Standard van.
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What is a type III ambulance?
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Specialty van.
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What are the 9 phases of an ambulance call?
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1. preparation
2. dispatch 3. en route 4. arrival at scene 5. transfer of patient to ambulance 6. en route to hospital (transport) 7. delivery 8. en route to station 9. postrun |
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What is the capacity of a mounted oxygen tank in an ambulance?
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3,000 L
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How many portable, 300 L, oxygen tanks should be carried on an ambulance?
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Two.
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At a minimum, what 4 pieces of patient transfer equipment should be carried on an ambulance?
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1. wheeled ambulance stretcher
2. wheeled stair chair 3. long backboard 4. short backboard or other short immobilization device |
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What recommended equipment should be stored in the weatherproof compartment on the exterior of the ambulance?
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1. warning devices (flashing lights)
2. Two high intensity, rechargeable halogen flashlights. 3. Hard hats or helmets with face shields or goggles. 4. portable floodlights. |
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How often should equipment be and supplies be checked?
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Daily.
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What are the most important items of safety equipment on any ambulance?
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Seat belts.
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What is the safest, most effective warning device for clearing traffic in front of an ambulance?
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High beam flasher units.
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How big should the landing zone for a medivac helicopter be?
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60' X 60' minimum, 100' X 100' recommended.
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