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Identify and explain the agencies governing the prehospital
environment. (I)
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Identify and describe the local protocols as they relate to patient
situations. (I)
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List, describe, and demonstrate the use of any equipment involved in
patient care, stabilization, and transport. (I)
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Communicate using portable devices according to FCC (Federal
Communication Commission) regulations with appropriate medical
control. (I)
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Document patient history, assessment, interventions including
mechanical, pharmacological, and electrical interventions utilized in
the care and transport of patients. (I)
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Identify the disease process(es) in a given adult or pediatric
situation in which one or more of the body systems is involved. (II)
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Select the appropriate mechanical, pharmacological, and/or electric
intervention, invasive/non-invasive technique(s) in a given adult or
pediatric situation. (II, III, V-X)
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Perform the appropriate intervention in a given adult or pediatric
situation. (II-X)
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Evaluate the response of the patient(s) to the intervention(s). (II-X)
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Identify and treat any life-support emergencies. (II-X)
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Manage patients and self during disentanglement. (II-X)
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For each of the previous competencies, provide the nursing process,
rationale, and implications for patient care decisions. (X)
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