When giving a DECON Alert ringdown for HAZMAT patients, which information is NOT required to be provided?

In a DECON Alert ringdown for HAZMAT patients, the focus is primarily on critical and immediate information that is necessary for the receiving facility to prepare for the patient's arrival safely. The required details typically include explicit alerts about the hazardous situation, such as stating "DECON ALERT," the identity of the chemical involved, and the methods of decontamination that were applied to ensure that the receiving medical team can address any contamination issues effectively.

The patient's medical history, while important in a general medical context, does not play as critical a role during the initial DECON Alert phase. This alert is aimed at ensuring the safety of both the medical personnel handling the patient and the environment, rather than detailing the patient's previous health conditions or treatments. Hence, the information concerning the patient's medical history is not a requisite component of the DECON Alert communication.