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The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of EMTs, including driver responsibilities for vehicle checks, attendant responsibilities for medical supplies, and paperwork duties. It discusses code 3 driving procedures and requirements for justifying emergency response. EMTs must operate safely and use maps to plan responses. Proper radio communication, documentation, safety procedures, and exposure risks are also summarized.
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Ambulance
- 1. Ambulance Module Operations Reporting Record Keeping
- 10. You are NEVER exempt from operating safely You can be charged with a crime if you operate unsafely
- 34. Thank You for Coming The END