Which aspect of an emergency medical services system (EMS) indicates the providers are prepared to provide emergency care to children?
1. Listing hospitals in the area that treat children
2. Having pediatric-sized equipment and supplies
3. Placing small stretchers in emergency vehicles
4. Educating staff related to assessment and treatment of children of all ages
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Explanation:
1. While a list of hospitals that treat children is an essential part of an EMS system, the aspect that is most indicative that EMS providers actually are prepared to take care of children is evidence of education related to assessment and emergency treatment.
2. While size-appropriate equipment is an essential part of an EMS system, the aspect that is most indicative that EMS providers actually are prepared to take care of children is evidence of education related to assessment and emergency treatment.
3. While size-appropriate equipment is an essential part of an EMS system, the aspect that is most indicative that EMS providers actually are prepared to take care of children is evidence of education related to assessment and emergency treatment.
4. The aspect that is most indicative that EMS providers actually are prepared to take care of children is evidence of education related to assessment and emergency treatment.
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