MORE QUESTIONS

The max cumulative dose for attropine is?

Bretylium is used for:

Bretylium first dose is:

Bretylium second dose is:

CaCl is primarily used prehospital for?

Benadryl is contraindicated for _____.

Cardizem is classed as a ____.

Epi max dose is?

Epi pedi cardiac arrest dose is _____.

Etomidate is trade named?

Romazicon is dosed @ _____.

Glucagon can be used in what 2 situations w/what doses?

Isoproterenol is in 1 algorithm. What is it?

Mag works by:

Solu medrol is dose @ what for spinal injury?

At its weight based max you may run this much procainamide into your 80 kg pt.

Aminophyline is classed as a _____.

Chlordiazepoxide is generic for ____.

Morphine is classed as a ____ ____.

Morphine is contraindicated for COPD/Asthma. Why?

Racemic epi is indicated for ____.

Phenergan is classed as a ____.

Trade name anectine is generic named ____.

Tridil is classed as a ____.

Thiamine is dosed @ _____.

Verapamil is classed as a ____.

Verapamil would be bad to use in a wide QRS b/c it?

Adenosine should be used secondary to an attempt @?

Albuterol is trade named ____.

Amiodarone has a contraindication of ____ & ____.

Atrovent is generic named ?

Atropine works by?

Atropine is used for what 3 things?

Atropine is precautioned for ____ & for ____.

An LBBB has a ____ deflection b/f the J point.

An extreme right axis & an upright V1 equals

An rSr pattern b/f the j point is what?

Which left hemiblock has the highest mortality rate?

Name 3 hypertension meds.

What class of drug is toradol?

What does Flumazenil do?

Pharmacodynamics is defined as:

The 6 rights of med admin are:

Pregnancy Code A means:

Pharmacokinetics is defined as:

Biotransformation is defined as:

Name 2 drug routes & give examples of each

A receptor site is defined as:

Schedule II drug is:

Schedule I drug is:

Schedule III drug is:

Schedule IV drug is:

An anesthetic is defined as a drug that:

An analgesic is defined as a drug that:

An agonist is a drug that:

Beta agonist effects include:

Opiate properties include:

A prototype drug is defined as:

Name 3 antianginal agents.

Name 2 prehospital analgesics.

Name 1 diuretic.

Name 1 parasymphalytic.

Name 3 antiarrhythmic drugs.

Indications for benadryl.

3 indications for dopamine

Dosage range for dopamine?

Available routes for narcan?

Dosage range for narcan.

Class of drug for procardia (nifedipine).

Class of drug: Propranolol

Indication for vecuronium (norcuron):

Actions of etomidate:

Class of drug: Isoproterenol (isuprel):

Indication for Isoproterenol:

Class of drug: Ipecac

Class of drug: Verapamil

What is the prototype benzo?

What does SLUDGE stand for?

If a rhythm is reg the most accurate way to calculate heart rate is to count the num of small squares between 2 R waves & divide the number into ______.

The QRS in A fib is ____.

Atrial rhythms originate in the ____ ____.

Name a factor that is not assoc w/an increased incidence of SIDS:

Poisons fr bacterial cells when they die are called:

The largest % of water in the body is ____ fluid.

As blood vol is lost due to traumatic inj, the body's response is to:

Describe an antibody:

The primary constituent of plasma is ____.

The process of cell division by which the body grows is known as ____.

Drugs w/high abuse potential & no acceptable medical benefits are classified as Schedule ____.

A properly placed ____ ____ effectively isolates the trachea for ventilation & protection fr aspiration

The leading cause of death fr unintentional inj in the US is:

What is a likely response to a dry drowning?

What measure most effectively protects EMS workers fr infectious disease?

What IV solution will remain in the vascular system the longest?

Your pt is a toddler w/burns to the back of his head and his entire back. What % is he injured?

You arrive @ an MCI. What is the first thing you should do?

Define Guillain Barre Syndrome.

Poisons released fr dying bacterial cells are called ____.

Polio often ends in ____.

According to the AHA the gold standard treatment for V-Fib is _____.

What are the S&S of Cardiac Tamponade?

What are the S&S of Cardiogenic Shock.

What are the S&S of Becks Triad?

What are the S&S of cardiac tamponade?

Define Atherosclerosis.

Describe an AAA.

What are the S&S of an AAA?

What is thermolytic Inadequacy?

Hyperthermia is described as:

Passive cooling techniques include:

What is the result of left sided heart failure?

What is the result of right sided heart failure?

What is coughing up of clear or pink sputum indicative of?

How do we make D10NS?

What are the 4 types of thermolysis?

What is the acronym AEIOUTIPS used for & what does each stand for?

What are the 2 divisions of the autonomic NS?

What are the 2 primary components of the CNS?

The afferent NS carries impulses where?

The efferent NS carries impulses where?

Name 5 toxic metabolic states.

What are S&S of pancreatitis?

What are S&S of acute gastroenteritis?

Ulcerative Colitis have S&S of:

S&S of Crohn's disease include:

S&S of diverticulitis include:

Give 4 causes of a ruptured blood vessel in the skull (head bleed).

Where is a subdural Hematoma located & what are S&S?

Where is an epidural hematoma located & what are S&S?

Where is a subarachnoid hemorrhage & what are S&S?

Decorticate posturing is characterized by:

Decerebrate posturing is characterized by:

TCA OD presents how on EKG?

What determines a dry drowning?

What determines a wet drowning?

What is the mammalian diving reflex?

What is the primary cause of death in a drowning?

A fresh water drowning causes what in the lungs?

A salt water drowning has what effect on the lungs?

What does the xray look like in an ARDS pt?

What determines a drowning?

S&S of Beta blocker OD include:

Dull crampy abd pain that is not reproducable and is not effected by palpation is usually ____ fr someplace else.

A calf that is swollen, cool to the touch and sore is probably caused by ____ ____.

When checking for excursion the thumbs are placed on the ____ ____.

If insulin and beta blockers are taken together what can happen?

Pupillary constriction, hypersalivation, wheezing, bradycardia are all part of what NS?

Inderol causes what?

Being respectful to a pt's family is an example of what duty?

Disadvantage of vascular replacement with isotonic crystaloids?

The least likely cause of PEA is _____.

A cardiac risk factor for stroke is _____.

Initial Algorithm for anaphylaxis simply put.

STEMI in 2,3,aVf = ____.

What is the time for the PRI?

Aspiration causes ____ ____ & ____ ____.

Sexually assualted w/a foreign obj w/vaginal hemorrhage what is appropriate?

The leading cause of unintentional inj is _____.

An obligation to treat all pts fairly is legally known as ____.

A seizure w/rapid loss of consciousness & motor coordination, muscle spasms & jerky motions is known as ____ ____.

What is collace?

What is the Pedi dose of albuterol?

What is the pedi dose for Epi?

What is the Pedi dosage for benadryl (hint same as dog dosage).

What is Pedi dosage for solu-medrol?

What is the minimum dose of atropine for a Pedi pt & why is there a minimum?

What is the max single dose of atropine for a pedi pt repeated how many times?

Give 3 S&S of symptomatic Bradycardia?

When BLS doesn't work for FBAO what is the ALS algorithm?

Unresponsive w/tombstone T's & STEMI in V1-V4 equals?

Left ventricular hypertrophy shows how on an EKG?

What are 4 characteristics of SVT?

Pedi pt w/uncontrollable drooling and SOB probably has ____.

Tx for an anteroseptal MI includes what med in what dose?

What part of the kidney forms urine?

Propranalol causes what effect on tropic properties?

A pregnant pt w/tearing abd pain & recent cocaine use is probably experiencing ____ ____.

Death fr an MI is most commonly caused by ____.

Which of the following is part of the mother's routine post pardum care? Oxytocin, fundal massage, 1000mL NS or Encourage mother to bear down to deliver placenta?