Response and Misc Codes

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Response and Misc Codes

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code 1 lights and siren (immediate life threatening)
code 2 no lights / siren - ASAP
code 3 non life threatening
code 4 pre booked cases.

Alpha = Intensive Care Paramedic
ALOC = Altered Loss of Consciousness
FOP = Full of Piss (Drunk)
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Signal 13 - Meal Break
Alpha - (ICP) Intensive Care Paramedic
Bravo - (ACP) Acute Care Paramedic
Fox Sam - Volunteer Unit
GCS - Glascow Coma Scale
MDT - Mobile Data Terminal
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A couple of others for interested peoole:

Charlie - Basic Care Paramedic
Delta - Student Paramedic/other
Golf - PTS vehicle

Code 1s and Code 2s are broken down into (Alpha - most serious to charlie - least serious)
eg a Code 1A is the most serious clinical case dispatched (generally an AMPDS "Echo" eg not breathing patient)

However, alpha is the least most serious case as far as the AMPDS system is confirmed (eg 26A1 - generally unwell person) that case I think would normally be a response code 2-charlie.

:D confusing ha ha
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Thanks for the callsigns Colonel.
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Re: Response and Misc Codes

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Responses are
LIGHTS AND SIRENS
- 1A - NOT breathing NOT Conscious
- 1B - NOT Conscious IS breathing
- 1C - CONS & BREATHING
NO LIGHTS AND SIRENS
-2A / 2B / 2C

PTS or NON URGENT
- 3A - On time appt. with paramedic escort
- 3B - On time Appt. w/o Paramedic Escort *pts job*
- 4A - Return home or from hosp>hosp Must have paramedic esc
- 4B - likewise return with PTS officer

ECHO OFFICERS ARE STUDENT/ANY OFFICER WHO DOES NOT HAVE A DEFIB ON BOARD
DELTA IS STUDENT/ANY CLINCAL LEVEL WITH A DEFIB AND NO ALS DRUGS
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Isn't a code 1A time critical, 1B emergent time critical and 1C potential time critical?

Otherwise, why would a 10D1 be a code 1B, and a 6D1 a one 1B, both are conscious with chest pain or severe shortness of breath? :?
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it is not set to must be uncons for 1b originally 1b we had to attach an icp code 2 no matter wat it was now its only when the CDS states to put one on we are only allowed to dispatch the icp to 1A's without cds approval
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maccapro wrote:it is not set to must be uncons for 1b originally 1b we had to attach an icp code 2 no matter wat it was now its only when the CDS states to put one on we are only allowed to dispatch the icp to 1A's without cds approval

hmmm, that's quite an interesting new development. Basically the CDS has the final say, over the mpds? Q
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more less in here he is god
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