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List the phases of an ambulance call. (I)
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Describe the general provisions of state laws relating to the
operation of the ambulance and privileges. (II)
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List contributing factors to safe driving conditions. (III)
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Explain "Due Regard For Safety of All Others" while operating an
emergency vehicle. (III)
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Describe the procedures regarding riders and the use of escorts. (III)
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Identify and practice defensive driving techniques when approaching
the scene, parking, and leaving the scene. (IV)
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State what information is essential prior to and in response to a
call. (IV, V)
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Describe various situations that may affect response to a call. (V)
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Differentiate among the various methods of moving a patient to the
unit based upon injury or illness. (VI)
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List and describe the methods of communicating with patient and
partner, maintaining an airway, controlling bleeding, maintaining
immobilization, and performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation during
transport. (VI)
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Apply the components of the essential patient information in a written
report. (VII)
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Identify what is essential for completion of a call. (VIII)
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Distinguish among the terms cleaning, disinfection, high- level
disinfection, and sterilization. (VIII)
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Identify and describe procedures for restocking medical and
non-medical supplies and the methods of charging. (VIII)
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Practice ambulance operator skills on a supervised driving range. (IX)
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