Paramedic National Registry Practice

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Which device is classified as a mobile unit capable of transmitting and receiving?

Desktop Computer
Mobil or Portable Radio
Stationary Radio
Landline Phone

The correct answer is: Mobil or Portable Radio

The mobile or portable radio is a device specifically designed for both transmitting and receiving communications, making it essential for mobile units, especially in emergency settings. These devices are engineered to be versatile and often come equipped with features that allow for easy handling and operation, enabling personnel like paramedics to communicate effectively while on the move. The mobile radio is commonly used in vehicles or can be handheld, providing the flexibility needed in dynamic environments. This capability is crucial for emergency responders who require real-time communication to coordinate with dispatch or other team members during critical situations. In contrast, a desktop computer is typically stationary and reliant on internet or local network connections, while a stationary radio is also fixed and does not offer the mobility needed for active communication in varying locations. A landline phone, while capable of transmitting and receiving calls, lacks the portability and immediate access required in urgent scenarios where paramedics need to stay mobile.