Intro to EMS
Across
- 3. supervision related to pt care provided for an EMS system or one of its components by a licensed physician
- 8. local resources dedicated to promoting optimal health and quality of life for the people and communities they serve
- 9. member of the ems system whose training emphasizes assessment, care and transportation of the ill or injured pt. 2nd level of training
- 14. primary problem that causes a patient to seek or need medical care
- 15. member of the EMS system who has been trained to render first-aid care for a pt and assist high-level providers at the emergency scene.
- 17. chain of human resources and services linked together to provide continuous emergency care at the scene and during transport to a medical facility
- 18. member of EMS services whose training includes advanced life support care who can also administer medication, interpret ecg, monitor cardiac rhythms and perform cardiac defibrillation. highest level of EMS providers
- 19. orders to perform a skill or administer care from the on-duty physician given to the rescuer in person by radio or by phone
- 20. specially trained member of the EMS sytem dispatch team capable of providing prearrival instructions to callers, thereby helping to initiate lifesavingcare befre EMS personnel arrive
Down
- 1. designated 911 emergency dispatch center or public safety answering point
- 2. integrating clinical expertise with the best available clinical evidence from systematic research
- 4. national model that defines the scope of care for the four nationally recognized levels of EMS
- 5. specialized team that provides medical care following a disaster
- 6. continuous improvement in the quality of the product or service being delivered
- 7. education and training standards developed by the nhtsa for the four recognized levels of EMS
- 9. assessment and basic care for an ill or injured pt in an emergency situation
- 10. physician who assumes the ultimate responsibility for medical oversight of the pt care aspects of EMS system
- 11. written guidelines that direct the care EMS personnel provide for pts
- 12. EMS systems written standing orders and protocols, which authorize personnel to perform particular skills in certain situations without actually speaking to the medical director
- 13. component of a protocol that allows EMS personnel to provide specific interventions to a pt
- 16. systematic investigation to establish facts
- 21. member of EMS system whose training includes basic-level EMT training pluse responsibility for a minimal level of advanced life support. 3rd level