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The three types of written medical communication OEC Technicians may encounter are:
 
  a. field care notes, patient care reports, and incident report forms.
  b. patient care notes, accident reports, and rescue reports.
  c. accident reports, witness reports, and field notes.
  d. incident reports, rescue reports, and patient care notes.

Question 2

After your initial evaluation of the patient you would communicate by radio with patrol base. Following the acronym SAILER, what information would you include?
 
  a. Surname, age, address, chief complaint
  b. Sex, age, chief complaint, splints needed
  c. Age, next of kin, treatment initiated, request for EMS (if needed)
  d. Surname, location of accident, age, insurance company



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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