New Brunswick
This place has the highest tides in the world.
What is The Bay of Fundy?
The two main cannabinoids used in medical marijuana.
What are THC (delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (cannabidiol)?
This term encompasses inuit, first nations and metis peoples.
Aboriginal
The percentage of people who experience back pain at some point in their lives?
What is 80%?
This is normal oxygen saturation for healthy passengers in an airplane at cruising altitude.
What is 90%?
Moosehead, Canada’s oldest independent brewery based out of Saint John, New Brunswick, is owned by this newsworthy family.
What is the Oland Family?
A well-known synthetically produced THC.
What is Nabilone (Cesamet)?
This is the leading cause of death for first nations youth and adults up to age 44.
What is suicide?
Physiotherapy can help improve this difficult condition through some of the following: manual treatments like massage or soft tissue mobilization, acupuncture, advice on movement and posture.
What is chronic pain?
T/F, physicians who voluntarily provide medical services on a commercial aircraft may be liable for adverse outcomes.
What is false?
When you park your car in neutral, your car will seemingly “roll up the hill” on its own in this town.
What is Magnetic Hill?
A serious and well-known psychological consequence of cannabis use.
What is drug induced psychosis?
The infant mortality rate for aboriginal babies in Canada is up to X times higher than the general population.
What is four times higher?
20% of all American military medical discharges are due to this.
What is back pain?
Only these 2 provinces have mandatory resuscitation equipment policies for family physician offices.
What are Ontario & BC?
A well-known candy manufacturer established in St. Stephen, New Brunswick by brothers.
Who are the Ganong Brothers?
List 3 common immediate adverse effects from cannabis use in general.
What are: dry mouth, red eyes, anxiety or paranoid thoughts, tachycardia, dizziness, drowsiness, nausea or vomiting?
This cleansing ceremony involves creating smoke and steam with sacred herbs.
What is a Sweat (lodge)?
Chiropractors also offer their services to this age group.
What is infants?
When performing a needle decompression for tension pneumothorax, ATLS recommends insertion at this landmark.
What is the 5th ICS, slightly anterior to midaxillary line?
(studies have shown 44% of needle insertions in the field are done too medial when done at 2nd ICS mid axillary line)
This place in New Brunswick is home to the longest covered bridge in the world
What is Hartland, NB?
Below this age the brain is considered to be most susceptible to the harmful effects of marijuana
What is 25?
This process involves placing ones hands into a sacred smoking bowl and carrying it to their body to areas of that need healing.
What is Smudging?
The first chiropractic adjustment done in 1895 is said to have helped a janitor regain this after an accident he suffered 17 years before the first adjustment.
What is hearing?
In Canada, when ranked from low, moderate to high risk for occurrence of office emergencies, most offices fall into this level of risk.
What is moderate risk?
This is the largest waterfall in New Brunswick, being 70 meters high, in a gorge that is 1.5 km long.
What is Grand Falls Gorge?
Name 2 mental health conditions for which medical marijuana is not recommended.
What is Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, or Psychosis?
In this year the last residential school in Canada was closed.
What is 1996?
Physiotherapy as a profession originated during this time in response to the needs of increasing numbers of injured people.
What is World War I?
This built-in feature of aerochambers tells the user that they are inhaling to quickly.
What is whistling?
You can visit this place in the town of Florenceville-Bristol, where the French Fry Capital of the world is also located.
What is the New Brunswick Potato World Museum?
Two common species of cannabis used to make medical marijuana.
What are cannabis indica and cannabis sativa?
These two provinces in Canada did not have a residential school system.
What is NB and PEI?
Physiotherapy can be effective in treatment of this, resulting in the reduction of symptoms, fall risk, balance and emotional status.
What is vertigo?
When using an epipen, the injector should be left in place in the lateral thigh for this long prior to removal and massaging the thigh.
What is 10 seconds?
New Brunswick is the second largest exporter of this material in the world.
What is peat?
What percentage of cannabis users meet the criteria for cannabis use disorder?
What is 10% of cannabis users?
This Canadian hockey goaltender is descendent from Nuxalk and Southern Carrier Aboriginal heritage.
Who is Carey Price?
Hippocrates is said to have invented physiotherapy in 460 BC. He used this to treat some of his patients.
(Hint: can be used hot or cold)
What is Water Therapy (Hydrotherapy)?
For patients between 50-70 kg, this is an appropriate LMA size.
What is 4?
Weighing in at 55 tonnes, Shediac New Brunswick is home to the world’s largest -----.
What is a lobster?
Name 2 health conditions of which medical marijuana is commonly used to treat.
What are:
1) Nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy (chemo) for cancer.
2) Low appetite and weight loss for people who have AIDS.
3) Muscle stiffness/spasms for some multiple sclerosis or spinal cord injury patients.
4) Chronic pain (particularly, neuropathic or palliative)
5) epilepsy
Saint Andrews was originally inhabited by the peoples of this nation prior to the establishment of European settlers.
What is Peskotomuhkati Nation (Pass-uh-muh-KWAH-dee)?
Physiotherapy began as “___ only profession”.
What is a female(women)-only profession?
For patients with egg allergies, use caution when administering this vaccination.
What is Yellow Fever?
New Brunswick’s provincial bird.
What is the black-capped chickadee?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!! BOOM!! A condition commonly associated with long-term cannabis use. and what are 3 of its main symptoms and/or features?
Bonus: Name 3 key features.
What is Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS)?
What are polydipsia, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, cyclical vomiting and relief of symptoms with hot showers or baths?
June 21, chosen in part due to its cultural significance with relation to the summer solstice, marks this day in Canada.
What is National Indigenous Peoples day?
The term “Chiropractic” is a combination of two greek words. These are translations for “cheir” and “praktos”.
What is “Hand” and “done”?
When assessing a patient that will be difficult to bag mask ventilate, the term ‘BOOTS’ stand for this.
What is Beard, Obese, Older, Toothless, Snores/Stridor?