First Medical Responder Level 3 Jeopardy Template

Primary Survey	Secondary Survey	CPR/AED	Interventions	Cause & Effect
100 What is 12 to 20 breaths per minute? This is the normal breathing rate for an adult.	100 What is the Radial artery This pulse point is most frequently used to determine pulse rate and quality on a conscious patient during the secondary survey.	100 What is 30 compressions for every 2 ventilations This is the cycle of compressions to ventilations in two rescuer CPR for an adult	100 What is Cover the burn with a sterile non-stick dressing, and bandage loosely After You have cooled a thermal burn, this should be done next	100 What is airborne bacteria This is how Tuberculosis is primarily transmitted
200 What is Altered level of consciousness? This is often the first and most important sign or symptom of a serious head injury	200 What is a rapid, weak pulse This is a sign or symptom of shock	200 What are Ventricular tachycardia and Ventricular fibrillation These are considered to be “shockable rhythms”	200 What is Respiratory arrest This is a condition for which you should give rescue breathing	200 What is too little insulin in the body This can cause Diabetic coma
300 What is Triage? This process is used any time the patients outnumber the responders	300 What is Provoked: What causes the pain? What makes it worse? Quality: How does it feel specifically? Dull, sharp, moving, etc. Region: Where is the pain located? Is it radiating elsewhere? Severity: How bad is it? Time: When did it begin? How long has it been going on for? This is often remembered as PQRST	300 What is periodically check the effectiveness of the compressions by checking for signs of circulation (carotid pulse) during CPR During two-rescuer CPR, the person giving the breaths should do this.	300 What is tape an occlusive dressing over the wound, leaving one edge untaped You would do this in caring for a patient with a sucking chest wound	300 What is a)? All of the following are probable causes of stroke EXCEPT: a) hypotension b) blood clot in an artery supplying the brain c) bleeding from a ruptured artery in the brain d) head injury
400 What is Identifying life-threatening problems? This is your main concern during the primary survey	400 What is to find injuries or conditions that are not immediately life-threatening This is the purpose of the secondary survey	400 What is continue compressions You should do this after the AED says "Shock Advised"	400 What happens when a responder with higher or equal training relieves the initial responder This is when a responder can stop care of a patient once care has begun	400 What is through the lungs, by being swallowed, through the skin, or by being injected These are 4 ways poison can enter a person's body
500 When should you assume electrical wires are energized and move everyone back from the area? You should do this when you arrive at the scene of a vehicle collision where there are downed electrical wires	500 What is medical history, history of chief complaint, mechanism of injury These are the history components of the Secondary Survey	500 What are head-tilt–chin-lift maneuvers, bag-valve-masking ventilations (BVM), oropharyngeal airways (OPA), and O2 @ 15 lpm These are the Airway Management techniques used by FR3 level responders	500 What is a Bag-valve-mask You would use this breathing device in caring for a patient who is breathing only 4 times per minute	500 What is Hypothermia A 72-year-old woman is found confused and shivering after leaving her house without adequate clothing. The outside temperature is –7ºC (20°F), and there is snow on the ground. She is able to talk, but does not remember what happened. This is most likely responsible for her condition.

First Medical Responder, Level 3

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