EMS OperationsQuestion 94 of 100
The purpose of providing a radio report to the receiving hospital is to:
a.Fill required air time
b.Replace written documentation
c.Ask the hospital to complete your assessment
d.Alert staff and allow them to prepare for the incoming patient
Explanation
A concise radio (MedComm) report gives the hospital key information so they can prepare appropriate staff and resources. It typically includes age, chief complaint, vital signs, treatment, and ETA.
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