The 911 dispatchers who are specially trained to give prearrival instructions tocallers, such as how to control bleeding or how toperform, CPR arecalled: A. base hospitals.

B. physicians.

C. Emergency Medical Dispatchers.

D. medical directors.

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Aisha Grimes

Biology

29 July, 11:06

The 911 dispatchers who are specially trained to give prearrival instructions tocallers, such as how to control bleeding or how toperform, CPR arecalled: A. base hospitals.

B. physicians.

C. Emergency Medical Dispatchers.

D. medical directors.

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Maddox Perry · Answer 1

Correct answer is ''c'' Emergency Medical Dispatchers

Explanation:

A 911 emergency medical dispatcher is a professional communicator who is trained to gather information related to medical emergencies, they must provide assistance and instructions by voice, prior to the arrival of the (EMS) regularly they use a series of key questions, pre-arrival instructions, and dispatch priorities to be used in the processing of EMS calls.

The 911 dispatchers who are specially trained to give prearrival instructions tocallers, such as how to control bleeding or how toperform, CPR arecalled: A. base hospitals.B. physicians.C. Emergency Medical Dispatchers.D. medical directors.

The 911 dispatchers who are specially trained to give prearrival instructions tocallers, such as how to control bleeding or how toperform, CPR arecalled: A. base hospitals.

B. physicians.

C. Emergency Medical Dispatchers.

D. medical directors.