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100

You were dispatched to a 36 y/o M, he complains of sweating, shaking, and dizziness, no further information given from dispatch

What would you do? What do you think is happening?

Take the patient's blood sugar, administer oral glucose if needed, hypoglycemia 

100

Name the bed used in ambulances

Stretcher, Cot

100

What body system is the lungs, alveoli, bronchioles, and trachea part of

Respiratory 

100

What is the dominant pacemaker of the heart

SA Node

100

A policy or protocol issued by a medical director that authorizes EMS to perform skills in scenarios  

Standing Orders

200

Dispatch has toned you to an elderly female who has a history of breast cancer on her left side, causing the removal of the breast, hyperglycemia, and heart failure. She has complaints of feeling funny. 

What action would you take?

Take the blood pressure on the right side (it is usually recommended to take the BP on the opposite side if the breast removal), take the blood sugar, monitor heart rate

200

Name the airways we use

NPAs and OPAs

200

What body system is the arteries, veins, and heart in

Circulatory System

200

What is the outermost layer of the skin

Epidermis

200

A set of regulations and ethical considerations that defines the limits of each EMS levels job

Scope of Practice

300

A 16 y/o F called the station, she was screaming for help because she fell off a ladder, breaking her ankle.

What actions would you take?

Call for an ambulance, check the pulse of the extremity, if possible splint the ankle, transfer care to EMS when they arrive

300

What machine is used when we have any cardiac issues

AED

300

Name the structures in the renal system

Kidneys, Ureters, Bladder, and Urethra

300

What is the Central Nervous System composed of

Brain and Spinal Cord

300

Consent that is presumed when a patient is unconscious or a parent can't be reached

Implied Consent

400

You are dispatched to a 89 y/o M who has a history of CHF and has chest tightness. Upon arrival, you find the male lying in his living room unconscious. 

What are your actions?

Check for pulse and breathing (they are absent), start CPR while your partner attaches the AED pads, continue CPR while an EMS provider establishes an airway, continue CPR steps until ambulance arrives and continue to help them with whatever they ask

400

What material would we use if there is a traumtic injury

Backboard, tourniquets, gauze, shears, splints, c-collars, AEDs, glucometers, oxygen, BVMs, triangle bandages, etc.

400

Name the reproductive organs

Ovaries, Fallopian tubes, Uterus, Testes, Etc.

400

What happens with Blood Pressure and Heart Rate when the body goes into fight or flight

They both rise

400

Leaving a patient after care has been initiated and before the patient has been transferred to someone with equal or higher medical training

Abandonment

500

You have been dispatched to a 5 y/o who is now complaining of burning in their mouth, drooling, abdominal pain, and coughing. The mother was cleaning and left the child alone while she went to use the restroom.

What actions would you take or not take? What do you think happened?

Call poison control, do not induce vomiting, ingestion of chemical irritants

500

What is the new device for CPR

Lucas Device

500

How many vertebrae are in each area

Cervical - ?

Thoracic - ?

Lumbar - ?

Sacrum - ?

Coccyx - ?

Cervical - 7

Thoracic - 12

Lumbar - 5

Sacrum - 5

Coccyx - 4

500

Name different types of shock

Hypovolemic, Cardiogenic, Disruptive, Obstructive

500

Failure to act properly in a situation in which there was a duty to act and harm was caused to the patient as a result

Negligence

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