Final Paramedic Fisdap Study Guide graded A++.
Ems Operations - Page 1
OB/Gynecology - Page
11 Pediatrics - Page 20
Airway - Page 30
Medical Emergencies - Page 39
Trauma - Page
Cardiology - Page - Page 54
EMS OPERATIONS
1. Airbags Safety During Extrication (2228)
• Un-deployed airbags may deploy during extrication and cause harm to the
patients and rescuers.
• Look for airbag badging or labeling system
• A vehicles airbags system comes equipped with an energy capacitor that can
store power for up to 30 mins in some models
• Remove key from ignition
4. Criteria for Transferring Care of Patient (154)
• In your documentation of care, it is important that you were able to show in
whose care you left the patient with, otherwise you could face allegations of
abandonment. some agencies have begun to require physician or nurse signatures
to verify that the patient was left with a medical professional of a higher level of
training. Another situation that may require you to document a transfer of care is
when you hand over your patient to another agency such as a paramedic
transport crew or an air medical team.
5. Decontamination of Airway Equipment
• Sanitize and disinfect everything after a call
• Any piece of equipment that is intended for single use should be discarded in an
appropriate hazardous materials bag. For any reusable piece of equipment that
has had direct contact with the patient or patients bodily fluids, use a commercial
disinfecting agent for decontamination. Bleach diluted in water (1:10) can also be
used as disinfecting agent.
6. Documenting Medication Administration (471)
• Documentation is everything, if you did not document it, you didn’t do it.
Always document your actions and the patients response on the on the patient
care report after administering a medication. This includes...
-Name
-Dose
-Time
-Route
-Persons name who administered it
-Patients response to the medication, whether positive or negative
7. Indications for N95 Mask
• 95 (Heppa) Mask on you, surgical or normal mask on patient
8. Indications for Rapid Extrication (1677-1699) (2226)
