Chapter 42 Ambulance Operations

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The daily inspection of the ambulance should include all of the following except: A. checking emergency lights. B. checking power systems. D. testing the horn.

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inspecting tie rods.

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The minimum distance an ambulance should be parked from wreckage or a burning vehicle is feet.

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100

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If you have to set up a helicopter landing zone at night, its minimum size should be feet.

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100 × 100

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En route to an emergency call, EMTs should do all of the following except: A. think about what equipment will be carried to the scene. B. determine crew responsibilities. C. call for ALS support. D. decontaminate essential equipment.

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decontaminate essential equipment.

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Most states allow an emergency vehicle operator to do all of the following except: A. pass a school bus whose lights are flashing. B. pass other vehicles in a no-passing zone. C. proceed past red lights. D. exceed the speed limits.

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pass a school bus whose lights are flashing.

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Once a helicopter has set down and the pilot has indicated it is safe, you should approach a helicopter that has landed on an incline from the

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downhill side.