Medical Assessment
Trauma
Assessment
Hyper/Hypo
Glycemia
Respiratory Emergencies
Airway Anatomy/ Pathophysiology
100

What does the M in PENMAN stand for?

Mechanism of injury/ Nature of Illness

100

What does the P in DCAP-BTLS stand for?

Punctures/Penetrations

100

What is a normal blood sugar range?

60-120

100

Your pediatric patient has a low grade fever and seal-bark cough, what are they likely experiencing?

Croup

100

What is the Carina?

The site where the trachea bifurcates into the left and right main stem bronchi 

200

What does AVPU stand for?

Alert, Verbal, Painful, Unresponsive

200

What are battle signs?

Bruising behind the ears

200

What are typical skin signs for a hypoglycemic patient?

Pale, cool, diaphoretic 

200

Your pediatric patient has a high fever and is drooling, what are they likely experiencing? 

Epiglottitis 

200

What is the function of the Epiglottis? 

Covers the trachea when. Swallowing to prevent aspiration

300

What does the E in AEIOU-TIPS stand for?

Epilepsy/Electrolytes

300

What does the A stand for in TJ-MASS?

Accessory muscle use 

300

What respiratory pattern do we see in hyperglycemic patients?

Kussmaul Respirations

300

What is the purpose of pursed-lip breathing, often seen in COPD patients?

Slowing of exhalation to keep airways open longer. 

300

This is the main organ of respiration.

The diaphragm 

400

What do blue lips in a patient indicate?

Hypoxia

400

What is rebound tenderness?

Pain when pressure is released on the abdomen

400

What is the medical term for excessive thirst?

Polydipsia

400

What is the treatment for a sucking chest wound?

3-sided occlusive dressing

400

What is the definition of respiration?

Actual exchange of O2 and CO2 between the alveoli and tissues. 

500

Your patient opens there eyes when you put pressure on their nail bed, thinks the year is 2020 and squeezes your fingers when asked to. What is the patients GCS?

2,4,6 = 12

500

A present radial pulse means a patients blood pressure is likely at least what systolic?

Systolic >80

500

What is Diabulimia? 

The act of limiting insulin in order to lose weight

500

What type of living situation is often seen in patients with TB?

Confined space, high population

500

What is V/Q mismatch?

An imbalance between ventilation and blood that impairs oxygen exchange. 

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