EMR Mod 2; Lift, Position, Communicate, Document

While writing a report, you write 18 for respirations instead of 16. Best way to correct this?

A high-powered, two-way radio that is located at a hospital is called:

Male pt, CAOX3, atraumatic, C/C SOB.  The most probable best position for transport is:

To be successful in your interviewing skills, all the following would help EXCEPT:

Combative Pt; All the following are restraint guidelines EXCEPT:

A device that is held in your hands to transmit and receive verbal communication is called:

A fixed antenna that is used to boost a radio signal is called the:

Pt WITH a suspected spinal injury. Best method for movement to the backboard is the:

The best method for transferring a patient from the stretcher over to a bed is the:

Report states,"patient was doing a dangerous trick on her skateboard". What's wrong with this?

Testimony in court. Attorney may ask questions about your run report because it (is):

Moving a patient from a prone position to a supine position is called:

The most common type of emergency move is the:

All are elements of the patient report EXCEPT the;

Patient light headed;  BP 90/50;   Best position?

T/A scene; Pt is telling you what happened; Active listening includes all the following EXCEPT:

Apt building; 3rd floor; Pt C/O CP; Which piece of equipment to take Pt to ground floor?

When writing patient information down, you could use:

Called to elderly male; fell in the bathroom; c/o pain r hip.  Best type of equipment to use?

When the paramedics arrive on scene, you give them the patients information. This is called:

When you write a patient care report, you should be:

Pt at a 90-degree angle (seated upright) for her Shortness of Breath; This is called the 

You are helping move a pt who is attached to a backboard.  You should:

Pt; Shortness Of Breath (SOB), states she cannot walk down stairs; Best way to move her?

A patient care report can be used in all of the following EXCEPT:

When the EMR is providing his story about the call on a patient report, this is called the:

Unresponsive Pt WITHOUT suspected spinal injury; Position allowing fluids or vomitus to drain:

For patient moves consider body mechanics.  All the following are safe techniques EXCEPT:

You have to do an emergency move for a patient. What would make you decide to do this move?

Which statement about emergency moves is correct?