The date/time vital signs were taken on the patient Indicates that the information which is documented was obtained prior to the documenting EMS units care. The initial cardiac rhythm of the patient as interpreted by EMS personnel The Patients blood pressure The Patients systolic blood pressure The Patients diastolic blood pressure Indication of method of blood pressure procedure The Patients pulse rate, palpated or auscultated, expressed as a number per minute The Patients heart rate as recorded by an electric monitoring device (ECG, pulse oximetry, etc.) The Patients oxygen saturation The clinical rhythm of the patients pulse (regular, irregular, etc.) The Patients respiratory rate expressed as a number per minute The patients respiratory effort The Patients end-tidal or other CO2 level The Patients blood glucose level The Patients Glasgow Coma Score componenets The Patients Glasgow Coma Score: Eye The Patients Glasgow Coma Score: Verbal The Patients Glasgow Coma Score: Motor Documentation of the factors which make the GCS score more meaningful The Patients total Glasgow Coma Score The Patients body temperature and method The Patients body temperature in Centigrade The method used to obtain the patients body temperature The patients level of responsiveness The Patients Indication of pain from a scale of 1 - 10 The patients Los Angeles or Cincinnati Stroke Scale Results The results of the patients Thrombolytic Screen for potential Thrombolytic use The patient’s total APGAR score (0-10) Recommend to be taken at 1 and 5 minutes after the infants birth The patient’s revised trauma score The Trauma Score for patients 12 and under