First Responder Chapter 4 Jeopardy Template

Radio Systems	Vocab	Patient Communication	Documentation	Wildcard
100 what is a base station? A powerful stationary two-way radio that is attached to one or more fixed antennas.	100 What is fax machine? A device used to send or receive printed text documents or images over a telephone or radio system	100 What is communication with those who have difficulty hearing identify yourself, touch the patient, face the patient, and watch the patient's face for facial expressions	100 What is documentation? The second major type of communication as an EMR	100 What is duty to act, breach of duty, resulting injuries and proximate cause. These factors must be present for negligence to occur
200 what is a mobile radio? Mounted in a vehicle and draws electricity from a vehicle.	200 What is Telemetry? A process in which electronic signals are transmitted and received by radio or telephone	200 What is communication with the visually impaired Do not speak louder or remove the service dog from them	200 What is if you didn't doc it, you didn't do it? A phrase said about documentation	200 What is not an effective way of communication on radio Pausing every 60 seconds and saying, "Do you copy"
300 what is a portable radio? radio designed to be carried by rescuers.	300 What is Portable Radio? A radio system that automatically re-transmits a radio signal on a different frequency	300 What are geriatric patients People who most likely experience decreased vision and diminished hearing	300 What is Knife wounds, gun shot wounds, motor vehicle collisions, suspected child abuse, domestic violence, elder abuse, dog bites, and rape What are 8 reportable crimes	300 Signs/symptoms, allergies, medications, past medical history, last oral intake, events leading up to What is SAMPLE
400 what is a repeater? device that receives a weak radio signal and amplifies it	400 What is Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) A computer terminal mounted in a vehicle that sends and receives data through a radio communication system.	400 What is communication with developmentally disabled patients Speaking slowly,using short sentences, and simple words	400 What are the times you were dispatched? Time you arrived on scene? Times other providers arrived on the scene? The time you departed? Times needed for documentation	400 What is a phase that EMR's are not typically involved in Transporting to the hospital
500 What is the FCC? this commission regulates radio communications.	500 What is Paging Systems Communications systems used to send voice or text messages over a radio system to specially designed radio receivers	500 What is managing a patient with disruptive behavior Protecting the patient and yourself, staying between the patient and an exit, and not taking your eyes off the patient or the exit	500 What is provides a basis to evaluate the quality of care given? Since documentation provides a legal record of actions taken, it does what	500 Past Medical History What is the least critical information to relay to responding EMS units about your patient?

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