{"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 acute toxicity from an overdose of Tylenol (acetaminophen).", "specific_scope": "The focus is on determining the most appropriate hospital destination for a patient in cardiac arrest with both traumatic injuries and a possible overdose, considering the availability of specialized care.", "goal": "Select the best hospital that can provide immediate trauma care and manage the potential overdose effectively."}, "summary": "In this emergency scenario, a 30-year-old patient has sustained traumatic injuries from a fall and may be experiencing an overdose from Tylenol. The decision on where to transport the patient should prioritize immediate trauma care and the ability to manage the overdose. Given the options, the best choice is the Level 1 trauma center with a toxicologist on call, as it provides the highest level of care for both trauma and potential toxicological emergencies, despite being 15 minutes away."}