Talk:List of first response mnemonics

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This page will replace List of firefighting mnemonics and contain information from List of medical mnemonics and Glossary of firefighting. List of firefighting mnemonics will be changed to a redirect page upon the completion of this page.

This page is not intended to list every mnemonic from each "emergency service" field (police, hospitals and ems, firefighters, wildland firefighters, search and rescue services) as that is too extensive for a reader searching for this article, instead it intends to document mnemonics or abbreviations which cover surface level knowledge from those emergency service fields - things which less qualified persons might want to know, instead of what only, for example, intensive care doctors would need to know.

The page is completely open to additions and editations.

Geordannik (talk) 06:16, 25 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Formatting

Should we use tables or lists for listing what each letter stands for in each mnemonic?

I notice that a recent addition used a table, whereas the rest of the article uses lists. We should make this consistent, what are people's preferences?

120.17.231.191 (talk) 05:13, 14 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]