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SANTA CLARA COUNTY EMS ORIENTATION
SANTA CLARA COUNTY EMS ORIENTATION EXAM STUDYGUIDE WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST 2024 – 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
SANTA CLARA COUNTY EMS ORIENTATION
EXAM STUDYGUIDE WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST 2024 –
2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
BLS Ambulance - ANSWERS-- Any Santa Clara County approved basic life support
ambulance
staffed with at least two EMT's.
BLS Unit (Non-Transport) - ANSWERS-Any unit charged with emergency medical
response at the
basic life support level that is not designed for the transport of a patient including
fire
engines, trucks, supervisors units, etc. Staffing must include at least one EMT
Critical Care Transport (CCT) Ambulance - ANSWERS-Any Santa Clara County
approved critical
care transport ambulance staffed with at least one nurse meeting the
requirements of
, Policy 207 - Mobile Intensive Care Nurse Accreditation, and two additional crew
members with EMT certification and county accreditation at minimum. Additional
equipment not identified in this policy may be carried as authorized by the
provider's
medical director for use by the nurse. If a critical care transport unit nurse has
completed
a system orientation and is trained to the same operational level as Santa Clara
County
EMT's; the unit may be alternately staffed by one EMT or paramedic, and one
nurse who
is responsible for all patient care.
Level A Variance include but are not limited to the following - ANSWERS-a) Any
deviation from an EMS Agency policy or treatment protocol
with patient harm.
b) Medication or procedural errors with patient harm.
c) Failure or refusal to respond to request for aid, whether from the
public or another system provider.
d) Equipment failure or malfunction with patient harm.
e) Any significant EMS related event that would be reported to
another regulatory agency including, but not limited to, the EMS
Authority, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and
the Department of Public Health.
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