you are dispatched to a local bar for the report of an unresponsive female patient

Where do you transport a patient with an unresponsive patient?

Your patient should be transported​ to: an urgent care center. a trauma center. the closest hospital. a neurosurgery center. You are dispatched to a local bar for the report of an unresponsive female patient found in the bathroom.

How would you describe the scene of the unresponsive patient?

You are dispatched to a local bar for the report of an unresponsive female patient found in the bathroom. As you approach the​ scene, you notice a large crowd outside the front door holding beer bottles. The group has pulled the patient outside. As you ap

How would you respond to a patient named Patricia Gardner?

A woman calls the station and asks if you transported a patient named Patricia Gardner earlier in the day. She says that she is her friend and wants to know if she is okay. An appropriate response would be: A) "She was treated for chest pain, but I cannot release her diagnosis for admission."

What should I do if dispatch dispatch tells me about a leak?

Dispatch informs you that fluid is leaking from the​ truck, that there are several bystanders passed out on the ground near the cab of the​ truck, and that a caller has reported the code that appears on a placard attached to the tanker truck. You​ should: consult the Emergency Response Guidebook. remove the bystanders from the scene.

How to get a police car to pull in behind you?

You should: Wait for the police officer to assess the safety of the scene. Enter the scene ahead of the police officer to provide care. Leave the area and stage until the scene is cleared of people. Have the police officer drag the victim over to the ambulance.

Is scene size up important on a trauma call?

The need for additional resources must be determined on both medical and trauma calls. Scene size-up does not play a role in determining the nature of the illness. Determining the number of patients is not important on a medical call. Information from bystanders is not important on trauma calls.