Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) RADIO Practice Exam

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The code 902 indicates what scenario?

  1. Ambulance dispatched

  2. Person sick or injured

  3. Unknown injury situation

  4. En route to the hospital

The correct answer is: Person sick or injured

The code 902 is utilized within law enforcement and emergency service vocabulary to specifically refer to a scenario involving a person who is either sick or injured. This designation helps to categorize the nature of the incident promptly and provides essential information to responding units about the type of assistance required. Using this code allows for a streamlined response, ensuring that the appropriate medical personnel can be dispatched to the location of the individual in need. It emphasizes the urgency and necessity for medical attention without ambiguity. In this context, the focus is on the health status of the person involved, differentiating it from other codes that may address the circumstances surrounding accidents or injuries. In contrast, other options provided refer to different actions or scenarios rather than the condition of a person at the scene. For instance, one option suggests a dispatch of an ambulance, which is a subsequent action following the identification of an injured individual; another discusses unknown injury situations, which may indicate uncertainty about the person's health status; and another focuses on transportation to a hospital rather than the immediate concern for the sick or injured individual. All these scenarios provide distinct contexts yet do not bear the exact designation of code 902.