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The treatment for Stable Angina
O2, reduce anxiety, transport, ALS back up
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Arteries carry blood?
Away from the heart
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Oxygen rich blood leaves the pulmonary veins and goes?
To the left atrium
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Narrow pulse pressure in a MVA, bruising to the CX is a
Cardiac tamponade
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Pain in the chest " tearing, shearing pain towards the neck, abdomen" No pedal pulses
is a dissecting aortic aneurysm
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What perfuses the heart
Coronary arteries
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pink frothy sputum is indicative of?
Left sided heart failure
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Pulse pressure ?
Is the difference between systolic and diastolic
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What arteries perfuse the head?
Coronary arteries
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Vena cava
Are the main veins leading into the heart
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Pulmonary embolism
Is a blockage in the circulatory system in the lungs
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A 69-year-old woman calls EMS because of a severe nosebleed. Upon arrival, you note that the patient is leaning over a basin that contains an impressive amount of blood. She states that she has a history of diabetes, coronary artery disease, and migraine headaches. Her blood pressure is 170/100 mm Hg and her heart rate is 112 beats/min. Which of the following is the MOST contributive factor to her nosebleed?
Her blood pressure
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When attempting oral intubation on a patient with a suspected spinal injury, it is important to:
maintain manual spinal immobilization
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You are the first EMS unit on the scene of an incident. As you approach, you note that there are at least three patients who have been ejected from a motor vehicle. Your FIRST priority should be to:
: call for additional ambulances to assist in the situation
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