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26 May 2010

Quiz for Chapter 1, 2, 3 ready

Posted by admin under: OEC Questions .

Here is your first quiz. Please complete, print, write your name on top and hand-in as you walk in the first class.

NAME: _________________________________

A standard of care can be described as:

1. how emergency room staff would provide care in the same situation.
2. the care a reasonably prudent person, with similar training, would provide in the same situation.
3. national training standards used to educate new rescuers.
4. care based on what senior paramedics would do in similar situations.

Which of the following is an example of standard of care?

1. specific methods of providing care
2. highway regulations
3. training guidelines
4. job seniority

Local regulation of EMS services, providers, courses, and training institutions is the responsibility of the:

1. EMT associations.
2. medical community.
3. State EMS Office.
4. U.S. Department of Transportation.

The OEC course provides a:

1. standard of training.
2. operational standard of care.
3. protection from torts.
4. license to practice.

The final stage of death and dying is

1. anger
2. denial
3. depression
4. acceptance

Critical incident stress debriefing is a program used to:

1. reduce anxiety from stressful job-related incidents.
2. evaluate standard operating procedures during critical incidents.
3. debrief press and media on details of a significant incident.
4. investigate complaints during a major incident.

A standard of care can be described as:

1. how emergency room staff would provide care in the same situation.
2. the care a reasonably prudent person, with similar training, would provide in the same situation.
3. national training standards used to educate new rescuers.
4. care based on what senior paramedics would do in similar situations.

To insure proper and effective OEC care, you must:

1. insure safety for yourself (scene safety/BSI).
2. insure safety of the patient (scene safety).
3. document all prehospital care (SAMPLE).
4. all of the above

At which of the following times are you legally obligated to care for any patient requiring attention?

1. never
2. at all times
3. when wearing a uniform or insignia identifying you as a rescuer or patroller
4. whenever you see an accident

Good Samaritan Laws provide:

1. protection from medical lawsuits.
2. defenses against gross negligence.
3. reduced liability for failure to exercise due care.
4. an affirmative defense if sued for rendering care.

hint: To print  highlight all questions/answers only and PRINT SELECTED in printer page range.

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