問題一覧
1
Blood pressure 114/68 mmHg
2
The patient's insurance or billing information
3
Vital signs and skin condition
4
As a pertinent negative
5
S: Subjective
6
E: Evaluation
7
BLS Unit 204; Incident # 67-8971-90
8
Treatment
9
My chest is hurting."
10
The patient continually removes the oxygen mask despite continued verbal redirection and reapplication.
11
Subjective finding.
12
Draw a single line through the term "left" and write the word "right" next to it.
13
Add an addendum to the report with the correct information, the current date, and the EMT's initials.
14
A method to help insurance companies determine if they will pay for an ambulance transport or not.
15
Have a family member sign as a witness to the father's refusal.
16
If you change your mind at any time and want to be transported to the hospital, call 911 again."
17
Have the patient sign and date the refusal form.
18
Justification as to why the patient could not be transported by a lesser means of transport other than an ambulance
19
The healthcare provider assuming care of the patient
20
If you do not complete and leave the PCR, the ED staff may not otherwise have access to information contained in the PCR which may impact patient care."
21
Aside from providing a record of the care given, the PCR also may be used for education and research."
22
Allow easier comparison of specific EMS data between various types of emergency systems.
23
Large amounts of data can be stored and retrieved much more easily than with handwritten PCRs.
24
Use everyday language if you are unsure of how to apply or spell a medical term."
25
Penicillin was taken orally three times a day for five days straight.
26
Promotes accurate system-wide time record keeping throughout the shift
27
Gunshot to the lower left abdomen.
28
Right leg can be moved normally.
29
The patient has kidney disease.
30
The patient has diabetes.
31
Consider oxygen for a patient complaining of chest pain if the SpO2 is 92%.
32
Complete an abbreviated transfer-of-care report.
33
Patient fell off of bed injuring left arm—per mother; patient fell downstairs injuring left arm—per father."
34
Per wife—patient has alcoholic history
35
Check the prehospital care report.
36
Review the prehospital care report.
37
Written documentation of cervical collar placement on the patient care report (PCR).
38
Review the previous prehospital care reports.
39
The patient has a headache.
40
The patient has heart problems.
41
The patient's lungs sounds are present bilaterally.
42
Obtain the original and draw a line through the error.
43
The patient uses an inhaler at least three times a day.
44
Nausea without vomiting."
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Chapter 11
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Chapter 11
59問 • 11ヶ月前問題一覧
1
Blood pressure 114/68 mmHg
2
The patient's insurance or billing information
3
Vital signs and skin condition
4
As a pertinent negative
5
S: Subjective
6
E: Evaluation
7
BLS Unit 204; Incident # 67-8971-90
8
Treatment
9
My chest is hurting."
10
The patient continually removes the oxygen mask despite continued verbal redirection and reapplication.
11
Subjective finding.
12
Draw a single line through the term "left" and write the word "right" next to it.
13
Add an addendum to the report with the correct information, the current date, and the EMT's initials.
14
A method to help insurance companies determine if they will pay for an ambulance transport or not.
15
Have a family member sign as a witness to the father's refusal.
16
If you change your mind at any time and want to be transported to the hospital, call 911 again."
17
Have the patient sign and date the refusal form.
18
Justification as to why the patient could not be transported by a lesser means of transport other than an ambulance
19
The healthcare provider assuming care of the patient
20
If you do not complete and leave the PCR, the ED staff may not otherwise have access to information contained in the PCR which may impact patient care."
21
Aside from providing a record of the care given, the PCR also may be used for education and research."
22
Allow easier comparison of specific EMS data between various types of emergency systems.
23
Large amounts of data can be stored and retrieved much more easily than with handwritten PCRs.
24
Use everyday language if you are unsure of how to apply or spell a medical term."
25
Penicillin was taken orally three times a day for five days straight.
26
Promotes accurate system-wide time record keeping throughout the shift
27
Gunshot to the lower left abdomen.
28
Right leg can be moved normally.
29
The patient has kidney disease.
30
The patient has diabetes.
31
Consider oxygen for a patient complaining of chest pain if the SpO2 is 92%.
32
Complete an abbreviated transfer-of-care report.
33
Patient fell off of bed injuring left arm—per mother; patient fell downstairs injuring left arm—per father."
34
Per wife—patient has alcoholic history
35
Check the prehospital care report.
36
Review the prehospital care report.
37
Written documentation of cervical collar placement on the patient care report (PCR).
38
Review the previous prehospital care reports.
39
The patient has a headache.
40
The patient has heart problems.
41
The patient's lungs sounds are present bilaterally.
42
Obtain the original and draw a line through the error.
43
The patient uses an inhaler at least three times a day.
44
Nausea without vomiting."