Anatomy & Physiology Choking & Respiratory Emergencies Airway and Ventilation Bleeding, Shock, and Soft Tissue Injuries Childbirth
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What is the epiglottis
It prevents liquids and solids from entering the lungs
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What is Re-tilt the head and attempt another ventilation
You are giving care for someone who is unconscious
and choking. If your FIRST breath does not
go in, you should:
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What is from the patient’s earlobe to the corner of the mouth
This is how you would select the appropriate oropharyngeal airway
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What are Blood that fails to clot after you have tried to
control it or Blood spurting from a wound
This is a sign of severe external bleeding
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stroke the soles of the feet and then rub the back
Do this if a newborn does not begin to breath within 30 seconds
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What are the Arteries
They carry blood from the heart to the body tissues
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What is Epinephrine auto-injector
A person with anaphylaxis may carry a(n):
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What is 2,000 psi?
This is the pressure of a full cylinder of Oxygen
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What are Arteries, capillaries, and veins
These are the 3 types of vessels that carry blood
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3 (or 4)
This is how many stages of labour there are
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What is superior; inferior
In comparison with the chest, the neck is described
as ______________, whereas the abdomen is
described as________________.
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What is the patient vomiting
This might happen if you are ventilating too forcefully while performing rescue breathing
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When would you use a nonrebreather mask
You would do this on a patient who is suspected of being hypoxic and is breathing adequately
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What is a Tourniquet?
If direct pressure and pressure bandages do not
stop the bleeding, this could be used as a last resort
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What is Provide adequate oxygen
How does slow, deep breathing through the mouth
help a woman in labour?
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What is reproductive organs, the urinary bladder, the pelvic colon, and the rectum.
It is an organ found in the pelvic cavity
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When the process of oxygen getting into the lungs,
exchanged into the blood, and getting to the
body cells is disrupted
This is why breathing emergencies can be life-threatening:
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What is Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
It is often referred to by its acronym, COPD
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What is vital organs are not getting adequate oxgen rich blood
This is why Shock is life-threatening
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What is Begin artificial ventilations
Do this if you you assess a newborn, and find a pulse of 90.
What is d)
Which of the following is one of the quadrants of
the abdomen?
a. Dorsal quadrant
b. Superior quadrant
c. Upper midline quadrant
d. Right lower quadrant
What is resting on your thigh with the head lower than
the body
This is how you should position the baby when performing back blows and chest thrusts on a conscious choking
What is roll the patient to one side and sweep out the
mouth
This is a good way to manually clear vomitus from a patient’s mouth
What is a bruise to the heart?
This is called a myocardial contusion
What is False? Best leave this for trained personnel
True or False, you should cut the umbilical cord after delivery?






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