Vocabulary
Introduction
Medical/Legal
Human Body
Random
100
Your fist focus upon arrival to scene.
What is Scene Safety?
100
Your first responsibility when you hear shots being fired at scene?
What is take cover immediately.
100
Term for bleeding disorder.
What is Hemophilia?
100
Providers are discouraged from checking a carotid pulse after shock because:
What is causing an unnecessary delay in CPR?
100
Showing empathy for a patient with cerebrovascular accident.
What is touch her hand?
200
A strict form of infection control that is based on the assumption that all blood and other body fluids are infectious.
What is Universal Precautions?
200
Chest pain when the hearts demand for oxygen exceeds blood supply available.
What is angina pectoris?
200
Cause of cardiogenic shock.
What is left ventricular infaction?
200
Next step after the AED completes analyze cycle.
What is continue compressions?
200
First objective after assuring the scene and patient are safe in motor vehicle crash.
What is assuring the doors are not locked?
300
Another word for sofy tissue injury.
What is a hematoma?
300
Spurting bright red blood.
What is arterial bleeding?
300
Another term for pressure on the brain.
What is intracranial swelling?
300
A patient in cardiac arrest should have what done is ALS is delayed.
What is transport to hospital without waiting?
300
Avulsions are defined as
What is open wounds to the skin with a distinct flap of tissue attached?
400
A substance capable of inducing an immune response.
What is Antigen?
400
Primary concern for fracture ribs
What is a punctured lung?
400
A diabetic patient's condition with altered mental status and fruity breath.
What is high blood glucose?
400
Signs for determine adequate breathing.
What is look, listen and feel?
400
The primary concern for postictal phase of seizure
What is protecting the airway?
500
Permission to treat an unconscious adult patient.
What is implied consent?
500
Which condition is the most life threating: Impaled cheek Angulated tib-fib Abdominal evisceration Open pneumothorax
What is Open pneumothorax?
500
A pain that starts vague and become sharp in 30-60 minutes in flank area.
What is renal calculi?
500
A series of two seizures without intervening period.
What is status epilepticus?
500
Should not be included in patient care report
What is your opinions?
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