All actual response assignments and emergency modes predetermined by local Medical Control and EMS Administration
are:
Although DLS incorporates concepts form both BLS and True
ALS, it is actually a unique form of medical practice.
Compressions Only and Compressions 1st CPE are the False
same thing
DLS Instructions for relieving an airway obstruction include False
the use of back blows as a last resort
DLS Links Provide links to specific Dispatch Life Support (DLS) Instructions
The head-tile is the only recognized method of airway True
control in the PAI dispatch environment
Instructions on the Case Exit Protocol are considered: Post Dispatch Instructions (PDI's)
, Key Question 7 on Protocol 5 is "(>50) Did s/he faint (pass False
out) or nearly faint?: Based on MPDS standards, it is
appropriate to read this question as "Did she faint, pass
out, or nearly faint?"
Key questions must be asked in order and as written true
List five benefits of structured calltaking and protocol use An established standard of service
Prioritized responses
Quality improvement procedures
Certification and Accreditation
Reduced exposure to liability
List four call processing objectives Safety
System Response
Patient Care
Information for Responders
are:
Although DLS incorporates concepts form both BLS and True
ALS, it is actually a unique form of medical practice.
Compressions Only and Compressions 1st CPE are the False
same thing
DLS Instructions for relieving an airway obstruction include False
the use of back blows as a last resort
DLS Links Provide links to specific Dispatch Life Support (DLS) Instructions
The head-tile is the only recognized method of airway True
control in the PAI dispatch environment
Instructions on the Case Exit Protocol are considered: Post Dispatch Instructions (PDI's)
, Key Question 7 on Protocol 5 is "(>50) Did s/he faint (pass False
out) or nearly faint?: Based on MPDS standards, it is
appropriate to read this question as "Did she faint, pass
out, or nearly faint?"
Key questions must be asked in order and as written true
List five benefits of structured calltaking and protocol use An established standard of service
Prioritized responses
Quality improvement procedures
Certification and Accreditation
Reduced exposure to liability
List four call processing objectives Safety
System Response
Patient Care
Information for Responders
