What about the patient that isn't a "hot belly" AAA, but an acute appy, or chole? Tearing, tachy, hypertensive, etc.?...
Not intentionally trying to be vague or dodge your question but to be honest this sounds like it falls in that grey area.. I can personally say there have been some of these that I have transported and others I sent AMB.. Under the setting of all that you stated tearing, tachy and HTN I can say I would def take and most people I have met I believe would probably as well. Sorry I can't give you a more black and white answer
It says 39 transfer credits in the document you posted. This is how much any standard paramedic program is worth which meets the minimum national standards and hours to become accredited. Where do you see 88 university credit hours? Most accredited universities have a cap of what they can accept from vocational training programs for advanced standing students. Sometimes vocational training will not transfer at all and they get around it with a loop hole for "experiential learning", which is normally severely capped.