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How long are staff meeting minutes kept?

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2 weeks

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Where are the staff meeting minutes kept?

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Sent to each fire station and copies kept at PSC

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How long are Monthly Report minutes kept?

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2 months

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Where are the Monthly report minutes kept?

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Sent to each fire station and copies kept at PSC

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Information pertaining to public records are part of which code?

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City Code Section 2-391

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Who is the custodian of the City’s public records?

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City Clerk

Section 2-392

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Any request for public records shall be directed towards who?

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Fire Chief’s office

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Who and when was HIPPA implemented?

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Federal government in 1996

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When did the latest phase of HIPPA become effective?

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April 14, 2003

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What is the primary concern for HIPPA?

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The restriction on use and disclosure of protected health information

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What does PHI stand for?

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Protected Health Information

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What information is not allowed over telemetry? (6)

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a. Patients name
b. Medical record number
c. Medicare/Medicaid number
d. Social Security number
e. Phone/fax number
f. Vehicle ID/Plate numbers

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What is a central component of HIPPA?

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The security of PHI

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Where are completed patient reports placed?

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a. Stored in specific interoffice envelopes

b. Stored in the station file cabinet (top drawer)

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Who collects the EMS reports?

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a. EMS Shift Supervisor for collation and QA review

b. Forwarded to billing office

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What does NPP stand for?

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Notice of Privacy Practices

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When does a patient sign the NPP?

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In non-emergent situations

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When does a family member sign the NPP?

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In emergent situations

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Who is permitted to impose civil monetary penalties for non-compliance?

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Secretary of Health and Human Services

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Who is the Privacy Officer and they serve as the point of contact for what?

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a. Administrative officer

b. Patient complaints, subpoenas, record requests

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Who provides a copy of the patient care report?

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The issuer of the subpoena

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What are the three categories of computer control?

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a. General
b. Administrative
c. Application

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Who does the overall responsibility for the Management Information System rest with?

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MIS Director

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What are general controls?

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Overall computer operation

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What are application controls?
Data
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What are administrative controls?
Responsibility and accountability
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What is a function of the MIS Department?
System Administration
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Who is responsible for the secure operations of all computer resources?
MIS Director/System Administrator
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How often is the computer system reviewed?
Periodically
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When are computer users removed?
a. No longer employed with the city b. Have not used the system in 12 consecutive months c. Removing users according to management (security violation)
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All requests for additions, modifications, and deletions to computer access will be:
a. In writing b. Signed by department head c. Specifically stating the access requirements d. Forwarded to MIS director for approval
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Who is granted approval to access City computers remotely?
a. MIS personnel with responsibility over the system b. PD and FD using MDTs c. Other city personnel with direct approval from the MIS Director
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Remote use of computers by non-city personnel may be authorized by who?
MIS Director and Finance Director
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Can you use your own personal computer to access City systems?
No, unless express approval from MIS Director
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Who must be contacted to have access reinstated?
MIS Department
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Who often are passwords changed?
a. Every 90 days | b. password can only be used once
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What is Florida's public records law?
Chapter 119
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Purchase requisitions for computers will require the approval of:
MIS director and Budget Director
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City telephones shall not be utilized for any personal activities between the hours of ___ and ___.
0800 - 1700
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When is using a cell phone/PDA on duty allowed?
Limited to necessary work related calls on work issued phones
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When is the use of personal cell phones permitted?
When work responsibilities are not being performed
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Are cameras/camera phones used on duty?
a. No, unless permission from the Fire Chief | b. Allowed in limited situations
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Personal cell phones are permitted to be carried while on duty, but:
Must be on silent mode and allow voicemail to answer
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Cell phone messages may be checked:
On "down time"
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What should be used when using personal imaging devices?
common sense
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Sunrise is considered a ___ with ___ under the Red Flag rules.
a. Creditor | b. Covered accounts
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The Red Flag rules require (3)
a. Periodically identify covered accounts b. Establish written identity prevention program c. Administer the identity prevention program
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Define account:
Continuing relationship to obtain services
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Define covered account:
a. an account that offers multiple payments | b. or foreseeable risk to individuals
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When does SFD determine whether it offers or maintains covered accounts?
Annually
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When are Red Flags identified?
a. Annually | b. As they arise and incorporate them
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Documentation of Red Flag training shall be maintained for at least:
4 Years
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How often is training provided?
Annual basis
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What are general orders?
a. Permanent policies not intended to change | b. Highest priority
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When are GO formally reviewed?
every year
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Who reviews GO?
Labor management/OPM committee
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What are Administrative bulletins?
Informational in nature
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When are AB formally reviewed?
every year
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Who reviews AB?
Labor management/OPM committee
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What are the two disabilities that qualify a patient unable to sign?
Physically or mentally
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Who can sign for a patient? (6)
a. Representative b. Legal representative c. Relative d. Friend e. Representative of an institution providing care f. Governmental agency providing assistance
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What must the person write when signing for a patient? (5)
a. Patient's name "BY" b. their name c. their address d. relationship to patient e. reason patient cannot sign
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The person that signs for the patient is authorized only this time or multiple times?
Authorization is in effect indefinitely unless patient or representative revokes
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What are the two types of run reports?
a. Computerized NIFRS | b. Sunrise FR EMS report
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What is used to document all emergency and non-emergency runs?
Different run reports
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What is the computerized NIFRS used for?
Document incidents electronically
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What is Module 1 used for?
a. NIFRS basic | b. All incidents
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What is module 3 used for?
Structure Fires
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What is module 7 used for?
HazMat
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What is the SFR EMS report used for?
Document each patient treated or should have been treated
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Where is the patient's ECG stapled?
To the "card stock" with name and log number
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How many vital signs are necessary?
minimum of two sets
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The section under "oral intubation" is intended to remind personnel of what?
Verify tube placement with: a. EDD b. SaO2 c. ETCO2
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Documentation of IV insertion will be in the _____ section and must include:
a. Narrative section | b. includes size, location, and fluid used
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Who requires a ZIP code of the incident location and mileage?
Health Care Finance Administration (HCFA)
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Who classifies patients for billing purposes?
Health Care Finance Administration (HCFA)
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What is BLS classified as?
a. Blueprint for EMT-B | b. Include peripheral IV line
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What is ALS classified as?
a. One or more ALS interventions | b. EMT-I and EMT-P
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What is ALS-2 classified as? (7)
At least 3 different medications and/or: a. Defib/Cardioversion b. Pacing c. IO d. Central line e. Intubation f. Surgical airway g. Chest compressions
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In the event that more narrative space is needed, what is used?
Supplemental Patient Forms
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Who is responsible for writing the narrative on multi-unit responses?
All incident commanders: a. Unit assignment in chronological and systematic order b. Incident outcome
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What happens when the electronic reporting system is down?
Documented by hand on forms provided or blank sheet of paper
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Who is responsible for the quality assurance and accuracy of the reports being generated in the reporting system?
B/C
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Who ensures that every call for service is appropriately documented?
Station commanders and shift commander
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Who has the authority to destroy documentation?
Authority of Fire Chief or designee

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