Instead of searching the internet like I have for the past couple of hours, I thought I would ask you guys. On a certain type of triage tag there is a picture of what looks like a house with a line next to it and a picture below it that looks like a city sky line with a line next to it. For the life of me I cannot remember what these stand for. Can someone refresh my memory. Thanks.

I'm thinking it has something to do with destination.

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If you are reffering to the METAG system, they use symbols instead of language so the tags can be used internationally.  The "house" line is for the pt's address, and the "skyline" line is for the city and state.  Hope this helps.

Thanks. We figured it out once we actually had the tags in hand. In the pic we could not see the comma on the line beside the city. Once we saw that it was pretty obvious. The pics we were looking at were on the internet and pretty small. Thanks for responding.

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