Which of the following tasks is performed during the postrun phase?

• A. Cleaning and restocking only.
• B. Documentation and dispatch scheduling.
• C. In transit patient care planning.
• D. Cleaning, restocking, documentation, and debriefing.

Answer: (C)

Postrun work is about restoring readiness after a run. The main tasks include cleaning and restocking equipment so everything is ready for the next call, completing patient-care documentation to ensure accurate records, and debriefing with the crew to review what happened and identify any improvements. These steps ensure the vehicle and crew are prepared, paperwork is complete, and learning opportunities are captured. The option that covers cleaning, restocking, documentation, and debriefing fits this sequence best. In-transit patient care planning happens during transport, not after the run, and cleaning plus restocking alone misses the important documentation and debriefing steps. Documentation and dispatch scheduling isn’t typically a postrun package of activities, since dispatch planning is handled earlier in the call cycle.