What does the code 902-H indicate about the incident?

The code 902-H indicates a situation where medical assistance is required and the individual is en route to the hospital. This designation is commonly used in emergency response communication to succinctly convey critical information regarding the status of an individual needing urgent medical attention.

Situations coded as 902-H typically arise following incidents that require medical intervention but do not necessarily indicate the nature of the incident at its origin, whether it be an accident or some other medical emergency. This code effectively informs dispatch and responding units of the priority of the response needed for medical transport.

In the context of the other options, they represent specific scenarios that can occur in emergency situations but do not apply to the 902-H code. For instance, non-traffic accidents and non-injury traffic accidents refer to the nature of the incident rather than the medical status of an individual. Medical aid can suggest assistance is present or required, but it doesn’t communicate the specific detail that the patient is en route to the hospital.