Title: Describe the background of the complaint type, common causes, common symptoms described by the caller, instructions commonly provided, and special pediatric considerations for electrocution.
Course: Emergency Medical Telecommunications (14055-V) > Section: Introducing the 32 Chief Complaint Types

Description should include

- how to identify the chief complaint
- the differences among an individual complaint, a traumatic chief complaint, and a time/life-critical chief complaint
- the difference between signs and symptoms
- the purpose for the questions asked about a chief complaint.

For sample Guidecards, see the Teacher Resources accompanying this framework.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is an individual complaint? Traumatic chief complaint? Time/life-critical chief complaint?
- What are some of the questions that the caller should be asked about the electrocution?