EMS/Legal Airway Medical Emergencies CPR Pot Luck
100
What is the dispatch center
Enhanced 911 systems allow the caller's information to be received electronically by this place.
100
What is a bag valve mask.
A patient who is unresponsive should receive oxygen via this.
100
What is a symptom.
Your patient states that she feels nauseated, she is describing a what?
100
What is 30:2
This is the ratio for adult CPR.
100
What is aware of his name, where he/she is, and what day/time it is
When you assess a patient's mental status, you should check to see if your patient alert and oriented to these three things.
200
What is scope of practice
Controlling severe bleeding is within the ____ of the first responder?
200
What is the recovery position.
This is the position you place a patient who is unresponsive without a suspected spinal injury.
200
What is sign.
You see your patient bleeding, this is a what?
200
What is 10-12/min; every 6 seconds.
This is how many breaths per minute you give for an unresponsive patient with a pulse, but IS NOT breathing.
200
What is stroke.
Your patient is a 75-year-old man whose family reports he "is not acting right." The patient has
right arm weakness and slurred speech. You suspect this patient is experiencing a
300
What is Good Samaritan Law
When you stop and see a crash, provide care, you are protected by this law.
300
What is tripod position
People experiencing dyspnea will sit or stand with their hands on their knees, shoulders arched
upward, and their head forward. This position is known as what?
300
What is to identify and treat life-threatening conditions
This is the purpose of the primary assessment.
300
What is a bag valve mask.
What is the proper device to use to deliver breaths to an unresponsive patient.
300
What is arterial bleeding.
A patient has bright red blood spurting from a laceration on his leg, this is probably from what?
400
What is perform a scene size up.
You and your partner are dispatched to a crime scene where there is a stabbing victim. Your first
priority is to do what?
400
What is oxygen
Your patient presents in obvious respiratory
distress and states that he is coughing up a lot of mucus, what drug can you give?
400
What is the radial pulse.
Here is where you check the pulse of an unconscious adult.
400
What is C-A-B.
This is the order you assess a patient's responsiveness, breathing and circulatory status.
400
What is shock
Signs & Symptoms which include pale, sweaty skin, headache and increased heart rate are usually indicative of what?
500
What is a legal document.
The run report is considered what type of document?
500
What is a jaw thrust.
This is how you open an airway when there is trauma involved.
500
What is the upper arm (brachial artery).
The pulse of an infant is taken in this place on the arm.
500
What is CHF (Congested Heart Failure)
A patient who has difficulty breathing, swollen ankles and difficulty sleeping flat has this suspected problem.
500
What is Heart Disease
According to the Centers for Disease Control, this is the number one killer among adults in the US.






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