Which of the following resources is NOT typically found in an EMS system?

Sport stadiums are not typically considered part of an EMS (Emergency Medical Services) system. An EMS system is designed to provide emergency medical care and transportation in response to urgent health crises. This includes hospitals, which are essential for advanced medical treatments, and emergency care facilities, which offer immediate medical attention for emergencies. Services like police are also included as they often work in conjunction with EMS to ensure public safety and provide assistance during emergencies.

While sporting events may have first aid stations or on-site medical personnel to assist with minor injuries, they are not structured as part of the formal EMS infrastructure designed to respond to a spectrum of emergencies or provide continuous emergency medical care. Thus, sport stadiums are more of a venue and not an integral component of the EMS system.