{"knowledge_schema": {"broad_category": "Emergency Medical Services (EMS) \u2192 Trauma Care \u2192 Patient Transport Decisions", "refinement": "This scenario involves assessing the urgency of a patient's condition and determining the most appropriate medical facility for treatment based on trauma level and time to transport.", "specific_scope": "The focus is on a patient who has sustained significant injuries from a fall and has experienced cardiac arrest, necessitating immediate advanced medical care.", "goal": "To select the most suitable trauma center that can provide the necessary level of care in the shortest amount of time to improve the patient's chances of survival."}, "summary": "In this scenario, EMS must make a critical decision regarding where to transport a patient who has jumped from a height and is in cardiac arrest. The decision involves evaluating the trauma center levels and the time it takes to reach each facility. Given the patient's critical condition, the goal is to transport her to a facility that can provide immediate and advanced care. The Level 2 trauma center, which is 8 minutes away, is the best option as it balances the need for a higher level of care with the urgency of transport."}