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Volume 1, Chapter 9
EMS Systems Communications
Question | Answer |
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Process of exchanging information between individuals. | Communication |
The meaning of words... | Semantics |
Repeating everything that you are told, from the dispatcher to a physician. | Echo procedure |
A written or electronic record of events | Prehospital Care Report (PCR) |
The public's first contact with the EMS system and who plays a critical role in every EMS response. | Emergency medical dispatcher |
Report given by the paramedic to the ED nurse or doctor. | Hand off |
A system that covers a large geographical area can place _____ strategically throughout its service area. | Repeaters |
Radio waves that can penetrate concrete and steel. | Ultrahigh frequency (UHF) |
Band used in rural areas due to its ability to travel farther distances. | Very high frequency (VHF) |
The most basic communications system | SIMPLEX |
Transmission that allows two-way communication. | DUPLEX |
Duplex system with capability to transmit voice and data simultaneuously. | Multiplex |
System that pools all frequencies | Trunking |
The process of exchanging information from one individual to another is ____________ | Communication |
When receiving orders from a dispatcher or physician you should ________ | Use the echo procedure |
Which frequencies may be used by cities and municipalities for their ability to better transmit through steel and concrete? | UHF |
Which frequency band is typically used by county and suburban agencies due to its ability to transmit over various terrains and longer distances? | VHF |
What is the name of the basic communications system that uses the same frequency to both transmit and receive? | Simplex |
A communications system that uses different transmit and receive frequency allowing for simultaneous communications between two parties is called___________. | Duplex |
______________ communications systems are capable of transmitting both voice and electronic patient data siimultaneously. | Multiplex |