EMT-B TEST 2

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WHAT ARE THE COMPONETS OF THE PATIENT REPORT?
- HOSPITAL AND ETA
- PATIENT AGE AND GENDER
- CHIEF COMPLAINT
- HISTORY OF CURRENT PROBLEM
- PHYSICAL FINDINGS
- SUMMARY OF CARE GIVEN
- PATIENT RESPONSE
WHAT ARE THE COMPONETS OF ORAL REPORT?
- NAME
- CHIEF COMPLAINT
- NOI/MOI
- SUMMARY OF RADIO REPORT
- ANY IMPORTANT HISTORY NOT GIVEN EARLIER
- PATIENT RESPONSE TO TREATMENT
WHAT IS THE S IN S.O.A.P.
- SUBJECTIVE
- AGE
- SEX
- OPQRST
- SAMPLE HISTORY
- ANYTHING YOU WERE TOLD BY PATIENT AND BYSTANDARS
WHAT IS THE O IN S.O.A.P.
- OBJECTIVE
- POSITION OF PATIENT UPON ARRIVAL
- INITIAL, FOCUSED AND DETAILED ASSESMENT
- OBVIOUS TRAUMA
- VITALS/PMS
WHAT IS THE A IN S.O.A.P.
- ASSESMENT
- YOUR VIEWS OF WHAT COULD POSSIBLY BE WRONG
WHAT IS THE P IN S.O.A.P.
- PROCEDURE
- ALL STEPS INVOLVED IN PATIENT TREATMENT
WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF OXYGEN FLOW METERS?
- PRESSURE COMPENSATED
- BOURDON GAGUE
HOW MUCH O2 DOES A BVM GIVE?
- 98-100%
- 15LPM
HOW MUCH O2 DOES A NONREBREATHER GIVE?
- 90%
- 12-15LPM
HOW MUCH O2 DOES A SIMPLE FACE MASK GIVE?
- 65%
- 6-10LPM
HOW MUCH O2 DOES A NASAL CANNULA GIVE?
- 22-44%
- 1-6LPM
WHAT ARE SOME SPECIAL SITUATIONS MEDICAL CONTROL SHOULD BE ADVISED OF?
- HAZMAT
- CHILDREN
- LANGUAGE BARRIER
- COMBATIVE PATIENT
MOBILE RADIO
- IN THE TRUCK
- 10-15 MILE
PORTABLE RADIO
- WORN ON BELT
- 1-5 WATTS
- LEAST POWERFULL
BASE STATION
- STATIONARY RADIO
- MOST POWERFULL
WHAT ARE THE 2 WAYS TO INTUBATE?
- NASAL
- ORAL
WHAT IS RIGHT MAIN STEM INTUBATION?
- ET TUBE TOO FAR IN
- ENTERS THE RIGHT BRONCHI STEM
WHAT IS AN ETI?

A TUBE IN THE TRACHEA?
WHAT IS A GASTRIC TUBE?
- DIRECT CHANNEL TO STOMACH
- NASAL
- ORAL
HOW DO YOU GIVE O2 TO SOMEONE WITH A STOMA?
- BVM ATTACHED DIRECTLY TO STOMA
- INFANT MASK OVER STOMA
WHAT IS THE SELLICK MANEUVER?

PRESSURE ON THE CRICOID TO CLOSE OFF THE ESOPHOGUS
WHAT IS A HARD TIP FOR SUCTIONING?
- ALSO CALLED YOUNKERS TIP
- USED ORALY
- NO MORE THAN 15 SECONDS
- SUCK ON WAY OUT
WHAT IS SOFT TIP FOR SUCTIONING?
- ALSO CALLED WHISTLE TIP
- USED NASALY
- USED ON CHILDREN
WHAT IS HYPOXIA?
- BODY NOT GETTING ENOUGH O2
- CAUSES CO2 LEVELS TO GO UP
- CAUSEC PH LEVELS TO GO DOWN
WHAT IS THE PRIMARY STIMULANT TO BREATH?

RELEASING CO2
HOW DOES BREATHING IN CPR WORK?

GIVES 16% O2
WHAT IS DEAD SPACE?
- AMOUNT OF AIR THAT DOESNT MAKE IT TO THE ALVEOLI
- 150ML
WHAT DOES THE DIAPHRAM DO ON EXHALATION?

RELAX
WHAT DOES THE DIAPHRAM DO ON INHALATION?

CONTRACT
WHAT STRUCTURE DIVIDES THE UPPER AND LOWER AIRWAY?

EPIGLOTTIS
WHAT IS PHARMACOLOGY?

STUDY OF DRUGS
WHAT IS A DOSE?
- AMMOUNT YOU GIVE
- REQUIRES A UNIT OF MEASURE
WHAT IS AN ACTION?

WHAT THE DRUG DOES TO THE BODY
WHAT IS AN INDICATION?

WHY WE GIVE THE DRUG
WHAT IS A CONTRAINDICATION?

WHY WE WOULD'NT GIVE THE DRUG
WHAT IS A SIDE EFFECT?

SECONDARY ACTIONS THE DRUG CAUSES
WHAT IS ABSORBTION?

DRUG ABSORBS INTO THE BODY
WHAT IS IV?

INTRAVENOUS
WJAT IS PO?

BY MOUTH
WHAT IS SL?

SUBLINGUAL
WHAT IS IM?
- INNERMUSCULAR
- IN THE MUSCLE
WHAT IS IO?

IN THE BONE
WHAT IS SC OR SQ?
- SUBCUTANIOUS
- UNDER THE SKIN ABOVE THE MUSCLE
WHAT IS INHALATION?

BREATHING IN THE DRUG
WHAT IS SOLUTION/SUSPENSION?
- SOLUTION DISOLVES IN FLUID
- SUSPENSION FLOATS IN FLUID MUST BE SHOOK TO DISPERSE IN FLUID
WHAT IS AN MDI?

METER DOSE INHALER
WHAT ARE THE PATIENTS 5 RIGHTS?
- RIGHT DOSE
- RIGHT ROUTE
- RIGHT PATIENT
- RIGHT TIME
- RIGHT DRUG

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Card Set

EMT-B TEST 2

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BRANDON

Updated

2009-09-29T04:01:59Z

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