Respiratory
Trauma
Shock/Medications
Pediatrics
100

When do we use an NPA

Unstable airway when an OPA is contraindicated

100

Bleeding control if direct pressure doesn't work

tourniquet

100

What usually causes neurogenic shock

Spinal cord injury
100

S/S of dehydration in pediatrics

Fast HR, fast RR, weak pulse, diarhea/vomitting, dry mucous membranes, sunken fontanelles

200

What is ventilation?

The movement of air in and out of the lungs

200

When can you push past slight resistance or pain to splint a long bone in the position of function

If there is circulatory compromise

200

Dose/route/concentration of epinephrine in adults

0.3 mg IM 1:1000

200

The most common cause of shock for pediatrics

Hypovolemic (dehydration)

300

Name 3 CPAP Contraindications

Systolic BP < 90, unconscious, signs of pneumothorax, unable to follow commands

300

How to manage an amputated toe

Wrap in sterile moist gauze, keep cool and dry(not directly on ice)

300

What is distributive Shock

System-wide vasodilation (anaphylaxis, sepsis, neuro, psych)

300

S/S of croup

low-grade fever, gradual onset, strider, seal-bark cough

400

What is the most common cause of upper airway obstruction in an unconscious patient?

The tongue

400

Describe the proper sequence of events in securing the airway of an unconscious patient

Jaw thrust -> suction -> adjunct -> ventilate

400

Contraindications for Charcoal

acids, petroleum, household cleaner, already digested, alternative route of administration

400

How do kids compensate for shock differently than adults

Early: tachycardia

Very late: Fast BP drop (70+2x age) = decompensated

500

What is the best way to confirm an advanced airway placement in the field?

End Title CO2 Waveform Capnography

500
Describe the impact of crush injuries on the heart

Damage to many muscle cells -> cells burst and leak potasium in to blood stream -> disrupts electrical system of the heart -> arrhythmias/disrhythmias 

500

What is the most "sensitive" early indicator of shock

Altered mental status

500

Evidence of hypoxia and increased WOB in kids

grunting, nasal flaring, tripod, head bobbing, retractions

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