The group credited with the first recorded EMS System

A normal type of stress that allows us to carry out daily function

The primary consideration for any incident involving lifting and moving patients

This refers to the permissions given for treatment of a mentally competent adult

Position in which a person is standing upright, facing forward with arms at their sides and palms facing forward

The organization who is responsible for creating National Standard for EMS

An organism which carries disease and poses risk to an EMS provider at every call

This means of moving patients involves using two providers to load and unload patients from the ambulance with a partner

This law identifies Police, Fire and EMS Stations as a place where abandoned children can be left and further care will be found for them

This is the plane which dissects the body in half at the armpit

The lowest level EMS provider necessary to render care

The necessary PPE for any type of call

This device is contraindicated for the movement of patients with suspected spinal injury

This occurs when a provider does not render care to a patient in distress whether physical, mental or emotional

These are divisions of the abdomen which allow us to pinpoint a location of pain or injury

The individual who provides protocols or guidelines to an EMS Agency

An event to take place after any Critical call takes place to ensure the mental health and wellbeing of first responder providers

A patient who has no suspected spinal injury may be moved from their bed using this method

This is an order by a physician which States a patients wishes in reference to resuscitation attempts, artificial feeding, antibiotics and other life sustaining treatments when they are unable to state these wishes on their own

In this position, patients are seated with their legs in front of them and their head is leaned back at an angle

The ability to act on your protocols without contacting Medical Direction

The person credited with discovering GAS or the General Adaptation Syndrome, stages of stress

This is the type of move involved when removing a patient from a scene that may become harmful or cause more harm to the patient or providers

A concept used in tort law for negligence when there is no specific evidence of a negligent act

This position lays the unconscious patient on their left side to avoid aspiration