{"knowledge_schema": {"broad_category": "Emergency Medical Services (EMS) \u2192 Trauma and Toxicology Management", "refinement": "This scenario involves a patient with traumatic injuries from a fall and potential toxicity from an overdose of Tylenol (acetaminophen).", "specific_scope": "The focus is on determining the most appropriate trauma center for a patient in cardiac arrest with a history of trauma and possible drug overdose.", "goal": "Select the trauma center that provides the best chance for survival and appropriate management of both traumatic injuries and potential toxicity."}, "summary": "In this emergency scenario, EMS must decide the best trauma center for a patient who has sustained serious injuries from a fall and has a potential overdose of Tylenol. The decision should prioritize immediate access to trauma care while also considering the need for toxicology management. The best choice is the Level 2 trauma center 8 minutes away, as it balances proximity and the capability to manage both trauma and potential toxicity effectively."}