MAXWELLAFBI41-101 — Emergency Medical Service On Maxwell-gunter Afb

MAXWELLAFBI41-101 governs Basic Life Support emergency medical service on Maxwell-Gunter AFB, including policies, procedures, and resources.

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  • Publication number: MAXWELLAFBI41-101
  • Title: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE ON MAXWELL-GUNTER AFB
  • Date: 2019-05-14

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It addresses emergency calls, dispatch, ambulance support, medical response responsibilities, hazardous medical waste, patient documentation, and Automated External Defibrillator procedures. It requires emergency response coordination, designated forms for patient and event records, and actions to return used AED units to service.

Applies to: This publication applies to all 42d Air Base Wing Medical, Fire and Emergency Services personnel.

Topics covered

  • Basic Life Support emergency medical service
  • Emergency medical dispatch
  • Ambulance support
  • Medical emergency response
  • Hazardous medical waste
  • Patient information documentation
  • Automated External Defibrillators

Questions and answers

How can someone activate an emergency medical service request on Maxwell-Gunter AFB?

In the event of a serious injury or illness, any person can activate an emergency medical service request by calling 911 from any on-base phone or by calling (334) 953-9911 from a cellular phone. (paragraph 1)

Is there a hospital or emergency room on Maxwell-Gunter AFB?

No hospital or emergency room is available on Maxwell-Gunter AFB. (paragraph 1)

What does the flight dispatcher send to a medical emergency?

When contacted with a medical emergency, the 42 CES/CEF Flight Dispatcher will immediately dispatch a senior fire officer (SFO) and a first responder vehicle with at least two emergency medical technicians (Basic) to the scene. (paragraph 3)

What happens when the contracted ambulance service is off site?

Anytime the contracted ambulance service is off site from Maxwell-Gunter AFB, 42 CES/CEF will respond to medical emergencies to provide BLS until more advanced medical services arrive on scene. (paragraph 3)

How must hazardous medical waste be handled?

Hazardous medical waste will be placed in red Bio Hazard bags or sharps containers and brought to the base clinic for disposal in approved areas. (paragraph 3)

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