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How much notice do you need to call out sick
2 Hours
How do you start a call with Latitude and Longitude?
L/enter
T/F: Calltakers shall give Compressions Only CPR instructions on every call that requires CPR - INCLUDING calls that the protocols call for Ventilations first
True
What are the four reasons to stay on the call for a medical patient?
1. Altered Level of Consciousness/Difficulty Speaking Between Breaths/Uncontrolled Bleeding/Continuous Seizures
What law calls do you need to stay on the line for?
An in-progress incident where there is room for escalation / In a situation where the responders have the potential to apprehend a suspect
What is the modification for Fire Protocol 52 (Alarms)
How many alarms are active at the location?
When a calltaker is processing a call through the Sick Card (26) - if the caller says "NO" to Key Question 2 - what does the calltaker do next?
Ask "Do he/she have difficulty breathing?"
What is the modifier for the Overdose Protocol (23)
Always ask the key question "Any mention of Fentanyl, Carfentanil, or U4 (Pink or Pinky)?"
What is the rule regarding questions for AIN (Accidental Injury)?
Once location info is received - momentarily suspend protocols to obtain: 1. Location of the weapon 2. Number of people on scene 3. The victim's name and DOB
What is the modifier for Falls (Protocol 17)
Ask if the patient just needs help up or does the patient need to go to the hospital
A wrongful taking or carrying away of one person by another by force, fraud, or persuasion.
Abduction
Helicopters or planes used to drop water or fire retardant in large quantities
Aerial firefighting
A response matrix which determines the number and type of units that will respond.
Alarm Levels
there are no additional occupants or victims
All Clear
APCO:
Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials
a visual cue or tone to direct attention to the source
Audible alarm
