Emt Final Review 2 Jeopardy Template

Med/behavioral Ob/Gyn	Trauma	Trauma	Infants and Children	Operations
200 98.6 (above is hyperthermia below is hypothermia) Normal body temperature is	200 bleeding from the nose What is epistaxis	200 poor fit, interferes with necessary airway control, cannot immobilize with it on, cardiac arrest Name two instances in which a helmet should be removed	200 trunk What area should be assessed first on an infant pt	200 Removing a pt from entrapment What does extrication mean
400 Cephalic Crowning is the presenting part pushing against the vaginal opening Presentation of the babies head first	400 occlusive allows air to escape but not enter what type of dressing should be placed on a sucking chest wound	400 Brain to body Sensory carry from body to brain Motor nerves carry electrical impulses from where to where	400 0-1 year A new born is how old	400 Try before you pry to gain access to a crashed vehicle what is the first thing you should try
600 SOB with wheezing, low blood pressure Anaphylaxis causes what symptoms	600 Hematoma A closed soft tissue injury produced by an accumulation of blood under the skin is called a(n):	600 Force is transferred from where it occurs on one part of the body to another part of the body What is an indirect injury?	600 with a tongue depressor straight in Describe how to insert an oral airway	600 60 x 60 What is the minimum area needed to land a healicopter
800 EMT per each limb, face up with arms and ankles secured Describe the proper way to restrain a combative patient	800 45% 1st superficial 2nd degree partial thickness #3rd full thickness Using the rule of "9's" how much BSA has been burned on an adult pt with burns to entire anterior chest and abdomin, entire right arm, entire right leg	800 KED, Short board, Speed board Name 2 immobilization devices that immobilize the upper part of the body but not the lower	800 100.4 F Fever is a temperature over what degree's	800 coordinates effort between EMS and Rescue. Does not get involved in actual care or rescue What does the incident commander do on a rescue call
1000 10 and should be evaluated at 1 and 5 minutes Total number of points available on the APGAR score and when should it be evaluated	1000 heart, vessels, or blood Hypovolemic, hemorrhagic, Shock can occur when there is a problem with the _____, _____, or ______	1000 vaccum, air, PASG/MAST Give three examples of pneumatic splints	1000 Partial allow them to clear transport in position of comfort Complete abdominal thrust Describe method of treatment for Partial and complete airway obstruction in a child	1000 cannot aspirate, deep suctioning, give medication down the tube, easier to ventililate List three advantages of Oral trachea intubation

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