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How old are you?*  \n2. USC ID/Driver’s License  \n*When asking for ID, ask for age as well.  \n3. Did you fall, hit your head, and/or lose consciousness?  \n4. Head/neck/back pain?  \nA&O Questions  \n• Where are you/we right now?  \n• What time of day is it?  \n• What year is it/month?  \n• What event are you at?  \n• Who is the current president of the United States?  \n• What city are you in?  \n• What school are we at? (Should always be USC…)  \nName is not part of A&O anymore* A&O 4 = A&O 3  \nIncident Information  \n- Record time using military time  \n- Explain AMA/refusal of treatment to pt and make sure they understand the potential consequences  \n- Must write in the narrative exactly what you advised the patient  \n“Patient was advised that refusing further care can result in their condition becoming worse and may result in further injury, illness or death*. Patient was advised to seek medical attention and may contact a staff member at anytime while on campus to summon help.”  \nPatient Information  \n- Always get pt ID and AGE (either USC ID or driver’s license)  \n- If pt does not have ID, ask for basic information  \n- If pt is altered, ask their friend or ask DPS  \nALWAYS OBTAIN AS MUCH INFO AS POSSIBLE  \nComments  \nIntro: [age] Y/O M/F found [position] @ [location], A&Ox[n] . [+/-] head/neck/back pain. Fall/hit head/lose consciousness. C/C. What happened? Tx: [oxygen, rapid trauma, splints, etc.] Hx: [allergies, past/current medical conditions, surgeries] Rx:[medication--for what purpose?] All vitals WNL except  . Transport: by [company] to [destination] OR AMA + dialogue.  \n- Include all details and important pt/witness statements  \n- Did patient fall or hit head?  \n- Head, neck, back pain?  \n- If pt has normal vitals: “vitals stable, except for  ”“vitals WNL, except for  ”","cbCaioSP8xDlmK65","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioSP8xDlmK65","pdf",731247,21,"English","# How We Run Scenarios\n## Lead EMT\n## Treatment EMT\n# Recent Changes\n# Additional Questions\n# A&O Questions\n# Incident Information\n# Patient Information\n# Comments and Narrative Template","[{\"question\":\"What does the Lead EMT do during a scenario?\",\"answer\":\"The Lead EMT introduces the team to the patient and covers the talking portion using SAMPLE and OPQRST. 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