First Responderemr Jeopardy Template

Chapter 1-Ems Systems	Chapter 4- Communication and Documentation	Chapter 7- Professional Rescuer CPR	Chapter 10- Poisoning and Substance Abuse	Chapter 13- Bleeding, Shock, and Soft Tissue injuries
100 Basic Life Support What does BLS stand for?	100 A powerful stationary two-way radio that is attached to one or more fixed atennas. What is a base station?	100 The pump(heart), network of pipes(the blood vessels), and fluid(blood) What does the circulatory system consist of?	200 Ingestion Inhalation Injection Absorption What are the 4 primary sources that the poison can get through.	500 The pump(heart) The pipes(arteries, veins, and capillaries) The fluid(blood cells and other blood componets) What are the 3 main parts of the circulatory system?
200 Advanced Life Support What does ALS stand for?	200 A device that receives a weak radio signal, amplifies that signal. What is a repeater?	200 Carotid- either side of the neck Radial-thumb side of the wrist Brachial- inside of the upperarm Femoral- taken at the groin Where is the carotid, Radial, Brachial, and the femoral pulses located at?	300 Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus What does SCBA stand for?	600 Congestive Heart Failure What does CHF stand for
300 The administration of an electric shock to the heart of a patient who is experiencing a highly irregular heartbeat What is defibrillation?	300 A.) Yes B.) No Should you lie to the patient you are attending to?	300 Occurs when the heart stops contracting and no blood is pumped through the blood vessels. What is cardiac arrest mean?	400 State of unconsciousness from which the patient cannot be aroused What is a Coma?	700 Place a blanket under the patient and over the patient to keep them warm, and raise their legs and feet 6-12" off the floor or ground. How do you treat for shock?
400 When the EMS personnel are unale to give the patient adequate life-saving care in the field. The patient may die unless he or she is transported immediately to an appropiate medical facility. What does rapid transport stand for?	400 A.) Slow B.) Fast C.) None of the above What does Brady mean for medical terminology?	400 30 compressions to 2 breaths Whats the compressions to breaths ratio for CPR?	500 PCP, LSD, Peyote, Mescaline, and some type of mushrooms Name 5 types of Hallucinogens. (100 points a piece)	800 Loss of skin as a result of a body part being rubbed or scraped across a rough or hard surface. What is an abrasion?
500 You should act professionally How should you conduct your attitude in the field?	500 State who your are and what you do and that you are there to help. As you walk into the room, how should you identify yourself to the patient?	500 Airway Breathing Circulation What are the ABC's	600 Salivation/Sweating Lacrimation (excessive tearing) Urination What are the first 3 letters in SLUDGE mean?	900 Arterial Bleeding and arterial blood spurts or surges from the laceration or wound with each heartbeat. What is the most serious type of bleeding? and what does it do?

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