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First-line drug for cardiac arrest?
Epi 1:10,000
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Drugs used for non-life threatening allergic reactions?
Benadryl, Epi 1:1000, Solu-medrol
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Every patient must have a minimum of how many sets of vitals?
2 sets of vitals
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You have a patient who has been stung by a jellyfish what are the steps to be taken?
Move patient to safety, rinse with seawater, rinse with vinegar, rinse with isopropyl alcohol, treat for pain
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You must check what before and after splinting?
PMS- Pulse, Motor, Sense
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What medication is used for smoke inhalation?
Hydroxocobalamine
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What drug to use for overdose and specifically, what kind of overdose?
Narcan, opioid overdose
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What is COPD? and what treatment is recommended in severe cases?
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, CPAP
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What are the oxygen settings for the various oxygen equipment used by SCFD?
- Nasal Cannula 2-6 LPM
- Non-Rebreather 10-15 LPM
- CPAP Overrides oxygen setting
- Nebulizer 8 LPM
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How do you treat for shock?
Tredenlenburg's position, IV fluids, keep patient warm
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Blood sugar level to watch out for?
Blood sugar below 70
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What type of dressing to use on a skin tear?
Telfa Pad
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Drug used for Nausea and Vomiting
Zofran
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Do not oxygenate stroke patients above what percentage?
95%
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Normal Capnography range?
35-45
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Define accidental hypothermia
dropping ones core temperature below 95F unintentionally
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What kind of treatment do drowning victims receive and if the patient is under what age, what happens?
CPAP, 16, Bay-flite to all childrens
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Drugs used for combative patients?
Haldol, Versed, Benadryl
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5 H's and 2 T's?
Hypoglycemia, Hypothermia, Hypovolemia, Hypoxia, Hydrogen Ion(acidosis), Tension Pneumothorax,Toxins
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Shockable Rhythms?
V-Tac, V-fib
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