What is the maximum number of rescues that should be brought to the patient loading area at one time?

The maximum number of rescues that should be brought to the patient loading area at one time is based on ensuring that the area can be managed effectively without overwhelming the medical staff or compromising patient safety. By limiting the number to two at a time, it allows for adequate space and attention for the medical team to assess and treat each patient properly. This practice prevents congestion in the loading area, reduces the risk of confusion or mismanagement of patients, and facilitates a more organized and efficient response during high-stress situations. Maintaining this balance is crucial in emergency response scenarios, where time and clarity can significantly impact patient outcomes.