A(n) __________ is a patient safety event in which an error reaches a patient and results in death.

You receive a request for an air medical transfer of a trauma patient from a community hospital to a trauma center. The patient has sustained multiple rib fractures to their left chest, a simple pneumothorax, and a left femur fracture. During your assessment at the transferring facility, the patient presents as stable with no respiratory impairment and equal lung sounds. Shortly after reaching cruising altitude, the patient develops respiratory distress, decreased lung sounds on their left, and signs of shock. Which gas law is likely contributing to the patient’s declining condition?

What mode of transport is optimal for a patient being transported 236 miles?

In order to minimize risk (or maximize risk reduction), prior to transporting a critically injured 5-year-old girl from the scene of an MVC by rotor wing aircraft, the CCTP should ensure that:

Most humans can survive forces between ______ g and ______ g.

How are passengers and crew members protected from increased barometric pressures during fixed-wing aircraft transports?

The ability of helicopters to fly more easily in cold weather is explained by which gas law?

A pilot operating under visual flight rules (VFR) must:

When is it acceptable to transfer an unstable patient from a facility?

In order to file a(n) _______, an attorney must prove that there was a duty to act, a breach of duty, and that harm resulted from the breach of duty.