5th Edition OEC Chapter-02
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| A network of specially trained personnel, equipment, facilities, and other resources that respond to medical emergencies. | Emergency Care System (ECS)
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| A person who has completed the NSP's Outdoor First Care course and is trained to render basic first aid in outdoor, nonurban, environments | Outdoor First Care Provider (OFC)
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| A provider who has successfully completed the NSP's OEC course and has kept his annual refresher requirement current. CPR training, including AED training, are required of this individual. | Outdoor Emergency Care Technician (OEC)
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| a network of services, including rescue operations, prehospital emergency care, ambulance transportation, emergency department services, and public education, for treating victims of illness or injury. | Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
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| An agency of the Executive Branch of the U.S. Government, part of the Department of Transportation, whose mission is "Save lives, prevent injuries, reduce vehicle-related crashes." | National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
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| What are the Essential components of an EMS System | 1.Manpower 2.Training 3.Communications 4.Transportation 5.Facilities 6.Critical Care Units 7.Public Safety Agencies 8.Consumer Participation 9.Access to Care 10.Patient Transfer 11.Record Keeping 12.Public Education 13.System Evaluation 14.Disaster Respon
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| A person who is specially trained to provide medical care to patients in prehospital settings | Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)
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| A basic level technician who has successfully completed an NHTSA approved course or its equivalent and is authorized to provide basic life support. | Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
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| An intermediate-level technician who has successfully completed an NHTSA approved advanced course or its equivalent and is authorized to provide both basic and intermediate life support. | Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT)
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| An allied health care professional who has successfully completed an NHTSA approved course or its equivalent and is trained to deliver both basic and advanced life support. | Paramedic
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| A set of rules, regulations, and ethical considerations that define the extent, boundaries, and limitations of a prehospital provider's duties. | Scope of Practice
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| List 4 nationally recognized prehospital emergency care provider levels. | EMR, EMT, AEMT, Paramedic
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| a person who has been trained to provide emergency medical advice and instructions over the telephone | Emergency Medical Dispatcher
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| a physician who is responsible for ensuring and evaluating the appropriate level and quality of care throughout an emergency care system. | Medical Director
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| What is the common within all Emergency Medical Systems. | To ensure the best possible outcome for the patient.
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| The process by which a physician monitors the quality of medical care rendered to patients and provides assistance and quidance to prehospital providers and emergency care systems. | Medical Oversight
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| Written procedures for assessing, treating, and transporting a patient. | Protocols
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| what enables the components of an Emergency Care System to function as a team | Common goals, Common Language, Common Practices
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| What permits an Emergency Care System to operate in a coordinated manner. | Effective Communications
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| What two things ensure that the care patients receive is in accordance with the area medical quidlines | Medical Oversight, Quality Improvement
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| What 3 methods quality improvement methods can OEC Technicians use to improve the care that they provide | Prospective, Concurrent, and Retrospective
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