[Answered]: You are a new Emergency Medical Responder (EMF)…

You are a new Emergency Medical Responder (EMF) and have been assigned to Stabion 1 of the local first response firelrescue dopartment. You are informed that the crew chief you will be working with is Dane Stone, an EMR veteran with the firelrescue department lor the past 12 years. You arrive early for your first shift, hoping to be able to famliarte yourself with the crevk vehicle, and equipment. Dave meets you at the door and introduces himself and the other crew rembers. Dave informs you that they have all just arrved for the start of their shift. You ask if you can help with the daly imentory and check of the velicle, to which Dore replies “Nah, the crew beflore us is usually pretty good about keeping things stocked. It should be fine.” Just then, the alamm goes off for an B0year-old female having chest pain. You jump in the vehicle with the rest of the crww and respond to the call. Upon arriva, the crevs enters the house, whese an elderly woman is in obvious datress. Dave asks the patient, “Whacts the matter, honey, hawing some chest pain soday? Wheh the patient tries so respond, Dave locks away to tell you, “Apply a nasal carnula at 4 lpm.” As you agoly the oxygen, the patienk states. “Oh, I dont think I need that; you see, this has happened bet. “Dave imtempts tha patient by placing has hand on her ars and says, “Quiet now sweecheart; we know what we ace doing.” As you are adjusting the nasal carnula, the ambulance EMT crew arrives bedside and assumes care. utut ade- on-t grosed ren wondd hare been appopriate for Dove at the start of has shat?