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Critical Thinking in Emergency Medical Services Ke

EMT training emphasizes using common language for patient handoffs, prioritizing data gathering in EMS decisions, and teamwork where members work interdependently—ensuring clear communication and coordinated care in emergency situations.

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2023 Windsor Summer EMT Initial (C3B5A2-Rosen)Started onWednesday, July 5, 2023, 7:53 PMStateFinishedCompleted onWednesday, July 5, 2023, 8:42 PMTime taken48 mins 45 secsPoints20.0W2D.OOGrade100.00 out of 100.00OuCJriliLTI *|CutruGlFor patient handoff, it is important for EMTs and hospital staff to use:1.00 pamls uuL□11.00Select one:A. shared training.FlagqinslicNiB. metric-sized tools.C. common goals.□. common language.See Transler of Patient CareThe correct answer is: common language.□ucstiuri2CtmouLWhich comes first in EMS decision making?1.00 public uuL□11.00Select one:A. Data gatheringFlagLjUUStiurB. Data interpretationC. Team communicationD. PlanningSee Critical Thinking and Clinical Decision Making in EMSThe correct answer is: Data gatheringQuestionCuilCSLin contrast to a health care group, a health care team:1.00|M»ilsuuL□11.00Select one:A. works independently.FlagquiL'stiuiiB. works interdependent.C. is not assigned specific roles.D. does not function under protocols.See Groups VersusTeamsThe correct answer is: works interdependent!},.

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