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EMT: Documentation

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Can you safely save your frog from the river of mis-documentation?

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Can you safely save your frog from the river of mis-documentation?

by Leila Durch-Anderson
1

EMT Andrew has a lethargic and confused patient going in and out of consciousness. The patient mutters "no, no, no" when Andrew states the patient is going to the hospital.

2

The wrong dose of medication was realized by EMT Ashton only after they administered it to the patient, Leila. Leila thankfully did not appear to suffer from any ill effects. How should the PCR reflect this incident?

3

A smelly, bedbound, fat woman was treated by EMT Brogan for disgusting bedsores that were oozing. What could Brogan's PCR include?

4

After rolling their eyes, EMT Ethan double checks that they included the minimum data required for patient information was documented. What are they double checking is there?

5

EMT Christina is frustrated their supervisor is having them remove different abbreviations from their report and spell the words out, such as "SOB" and "WNL". Why is this?

6

After a 24hr shift of non-stop calls, EMT Dylan can no longer remember every detail they would normally include in their PCRs. They should NOT....

7

Once EMT Ed has submitted their ePCR, their EMT partner Holly immediately remembers they transported the patient to Children's Mercy in Kansas City, Missouri... NOT to the specialty spine hospital in Nebraska.

8

EMT Kelsey tries unsuccessfully to convince their 89 y/o patient, Tryston, to allow transport to hospital for their severe airway burns. Kelsey even advises Tryston, that Tryson could and probably would die. When Kelsey later writes their PCR

9

Kyle denies increased chest pain when EMT Marina palpates their chest. Marina concludes this is a pertinent negative. Which means?

10

Upon arrival EMT Christina notes their patient, Leila, is clearly drunk and they spy what looks like to be an empty vodka bottle in the front seat of her wrecked car. Christina should note in their PCR that....

11

EMT Trinity runs a pediatric patient with bilateral water burns as noted in the picture.

12

EMT Sully receives an order from medical control that Sully believes is inappropriate. The medication IS within the EMT scope. Can Sully refuse the order?

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