MBTA Safety Department Emergency Response Exercise Quincy ...
MBTA Safety Department Emergency Response Exercise Quincy ... MBTA Safety Department Emergency Response Exercise Quincy ...
MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY SAFETY DEPARTMENT QUINCY EMERGENCY RESPONSE EXERCISE - SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1999 CHECK HOW YOU PARTICIPATED: _ Passenger (uninjured); PARTICIPANT QUESTIONNAIRE X Passenger (injured/moulaged); _ Responder (Police) _ Responder (Fire Fighter); _ Responder (EMS); _ Responder (Other ) _ Drill Staff Comments: Please note anything that you feel important in analyzing the emergency exercise. o:\common\mfoley.98\emer.rsp) The paramedics/EMS did a good job both handlng the patients and assessing them. They took my injury seriously and took all the proper precautions. The nurses in the hospital were also very good. The fire dept. seemed to know what they were doing, but they did put my collar on loose, and I think, upside down. They also excessively moved my neck which compromised my injury of paralysis.
MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY SAFETY DEPARTMENT QUINCY EMERGENCY RESPONSE EXERCISE - SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1999 CHECK HOW YOU PARTICIPATED: PARTICIPANT QUESTIONNAIRE _ Passenger (uninjured); (injured/moulaged); _ Responder (Police) _ Responder (Fire Fighter); _ Responder (EMS); _ Responder (Other _ Drill Staff I was a passenger with chest pain and a strong cardiac HX. Priority 2. The firemen walked me off the train and brought me to the back of the fire truck and put me on a non-rebreather. The firemen then proceeded to blame me for having an MI because I was a smoker & also told me I don't want to be a feart attack victim in an MCI because I'll be the last to go. This may not be the best thing to tell an anxious person with chest pain. I've been an EMT for 8 years & I beleive you are supposed to calm the patient, not make them more agitated. His tone was condescending as well. I was put on a backboard with no collar & apparently given no treatment while en route. I was made a priority 1. Triage & disposition in the ER was handled well & with efficiency.
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MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY<br />
SAFETY DEPARTMENT<br />
QUINCY EMERGENCY RESPONSE EXERCISE - SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1999<br />
CHECK HOW YOU PARTICIPATED:<br />
_ Passenger (uninjured);<br />
PARTICIPANT QUESTIONNAIRE<br />
X Passenger (injured/moulaged);<br />
_ Responder (Police)<br />
_ Responder (Fire Fighter); _ Responder (EMS); _ Responder (Other )<br />
_ Drill Staff<br />
Comments: Please note anything that you feel important in analyzing the emergency exercise.<br />
o:\common\mfoley.98\emer.rsp) The paramedics/EMS did a good job both handlng the patients<br />
and assessing them. They took my injury seriously and took all<br />
the proper precautions. The nurses in the hospital were also<br />
very good.<br />
The fire dept. seemed to know what they were doing, but they<br />
did put my collar on loose, and I think, upside down. They also<br />
excessively moved my neck which compromised my injury of<br />
paralysis.
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