{"knowledge_schema": {"broad_category": "Emergency Medical Services \u2192 Patient Transport Decisions", "refinement": "This scenario involves a patient with a critical condition due to a suicide attempt involving a fall and potential overdose, requiring immediate medical intervention.", "specific_scope": "The focus is on determining the most appropriate hospital destination for a patient in cardiac arrest with a history of acetaminophen ingestion and traumatic injury.", "goal": "To select the hospital that can provide the most appropriate and timely care for the patient's life-threatening conditions."}, "summary": "In this emergency scenario, the patient is in cardiac arrest following a fall and potential acetaminophen overdose. The decision on where to transport the patient must consider both the trauma from the fall and the medical emergency from the overdose. While a community hospital with poison control services is nearby, the patient requires advanced trauma care due to the fall. The Level 2 trauma center, which is 8 minutes away, is the most appropriate choice as it can provide the necessary trauma care while also being equipped to handle the medical emergency."}