Residents have a right to be cared for in a calm, unhurried atmosphere.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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You are a new EMT in a very busy urban EMS system. Before joining this agency, you worked as a volunteer in a rural EMS system, where you did not experience many EMS calls. You are working with a seasoned EMT when you are requested to respond to a residential home for an unresponsive 13-year-old male patient. Upon your arrival, the family escorts you into the garage, where the boy is being cradled by his crying mother. The boy is unresponsive. As you draw nearer to the boy, your partner says to you, "Hey, you smell that moth ball smell? I know what might be going on." Given your partner's statement, how might the odor be related to the patient's condition?
A) Chloral hydrate overdose B) Camphor overdose C) Organophosphate overdose D) Acetone overdose
The following are examples of what type of encounter? - First Emergency room encounter - First appointment with a new physician - First Surgical treatment
A) Primary encounter B) Subsequent encounter C) Initial encounter D) Secondary encounter
The role of the medical assistant in collecting blood specimens requires knowledge of each of the following EXCEPT ________.
A. asepsis B. basic circulatory anatomy C. vascular surgery D. phlebotomy equipment
The part of the middle ear that transmits the sound wave from the eardrum to the oval window is the:
A. semicircular canal. B. eustachian tube. C. cochlea. D. ossicles.