There is no 10-32 Code in EMS , There is one in FD , It means defective oil burner. Also doesn't MCI stand for Multiple Casualty Incident , they reported only 10 patients with minor injuries.efd274 said:Webster Ave & E 175th St
Around 3:00
Police Car Accident - EMS has transmitted the signal 10-32 (M.C.I.). EMS reporting 10 pt's with minor injuries.
FDNYBuff97 said:There is no 10-32 Code in EMS , There is one in FD , It means defective oil burner. Also doesn't MCI stand for Multiple Casualty Incident , they reported only 10 patients with minor injuries.efd274 said:Webster Ave & E 175th St
Around 3:00
Police Car Accident - EMS has transmitted the signal 10-32 (M.C.I.). EMS reporting 10 pt's with minor injuries.
memory master said:FDNYBuff97 said:There is no 10-32 Code in EMS , There is one in FD , It means defective oil burner. Also doesn't MCI stand for Multiple Casualty Incident , they reported only 10 patients with minor injuries.efd274 said:Webster Ave & E 175th St
Around 3:00
Police Car Accident - EMS has transmitted the signal 10-32 (M.C.I.). EMS reporting 10 pt's with minor injuries.
10-32 (Ground Transport Incident) is transmitted by EMS in conjunction with MCI at a collision. Any incident producing 5 or more patients regardless of severity of injury. An MCI is used with any signal/incident when the patient count reaches 5.
FDNYBuff97 said:Thanks , I was reading the Ems 10 Codes & It wasn't on there.
Yesterday when I saw this post , Although I did not look on this sites 10 Codes I looked on The Bravest , I see it now , My apologies.memory master said:FDNYBuff97 said:Thanks , I was reading the Ems 10 Codes & It wasn't on there.
Did you scroll way down to "Incidents" when you were looking?