Airway management
Ridged device used when an airway can not be kept open
What is an oropharyngeal airway?
Liter per minute flow for NRB?
What is 6 - 12?
Scale used to determine PT responsiveness.
What is AVPU scale?
SAMPLE history acronym.
Signs/symptom, Allergies, Medication, Past medical hx, Last, Events
Enters through the mouth and is absorbed by the digestive system
What is ingestion?
Never use this maneuver in a known trauma
What is head tilt-chin lift?
Liter flow per minute for BVM
what is 12 lpm and above?
Location to check pulse on unconscious PT.
What is the Carotid pulse?
Brief description of condition causing a medical problem.
What is nature of illness, NOI?
Poison Control number.
What is 800-222-1222?
Piece of cartilage that protects the lower airway.
What is the epiglottis?
Breaths per minute for an adult
What is 10-12 (1 every 5-6 seconds)?
Rate of compressions in adult CPR.
WhAT IS 100 per minute?
Brief statement describing what happened to the trauma pt.
What is the Mechanism of injury, MOI?
Itching, Hives, Wheezing and severe respiratory distress
What is anaphylactic shock?
Proper hand placement for face mask.
what is "E" and "C"?
If a FBAO adult patient can not cough or speak.
What is perform abdominal thrust?
Ideal ventilation equipment in one person rescue breathing.
What is a pocket mask?
Diabetic with pale moist, skin, and confusion.
What is hypoglycemia?
Medication that can rapidly reverse the effects of opioid drugs on the CNS
What is naloxone or Narcan?
Double jeopardy-Maneuver used to open airway in an unresponsive trauma patient.
What is the Jaw Thrust?
Clearing a FBAO on a in a infant.
What is deliver back blows?
Newborn infants with pulse of less then 60bpm.
What is start CPR?
Double jeopardy-Cinncinnati Prehospital Stroke Scale
What is facial droop, arm drift, and abnormal speech?
The "Five Rights".
What is right patient, right drug, right dose, right route and right time?