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Prehospital Care Report (PCR)
The written record of and EMS response
Uses for PCRs
Medical
Administrative
Research
Legal
Response Time
Time elapsed from when a unit is alerted to when it arrives on scene
Bubble Sheet
Scannable run sheet on which you fill in boxes or bubbles to record assessment and care information
Characteristics of a Well-Written PCR
Appropriate medical terminology
Correct abbreviations and acronyms
Accurate, consistent times
Thoroughly documented communications
Pertinent negatives
Relevant oral statements of witnesses, bystanders and patient
Complete identification of all additional resources and personnel
Elements of Good Documentation
Complete
Accurate
Legible
Timely
Without alterations
Professional
Addendum
Addition or supplement to the original report
Jargon
Language used by a particular group or profession
Libel
Writing false and malicious words intended to damage a person's character
Slander
Speaking false and malicious words intended to damage a person's character
Approaches to the Physical Exam
Head to toe
Body systems
Field Diagnosis
What you believe to be your patient's problem based on your history and physical exam
Narrative Formats
SOAP
CHART
Patient management
Call incident
SOAP
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan
CHART
Chief complaint
History
Assessment
Rx(treatment)
Transport
Against Medical Advice (AMA)
Your patient refuses care even though you feel he needs it
Triage Tags
Tags containing vital information affixed to your patient during an MCI
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Volume 2 Chapter 6
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Volume 2 Chapter 6
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2010-05-25T15:32:56Z
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