Medications
Classification of disorders
Terminology
Review
Scenario
100

What is the dosage for Narcan?

2.0 mg (1.0mg per nostril)

100

What type of disorder is generalized anxiety disorder/ panic disorder/ phobias/ PTSD/ OCD

anxiety disorders

100

Explain Dysthymia?

less intense depression that lasts for over 2 years 

100

What is the difference between heart attack and myocardial infarction? 

nothing

100

Dispatch: 58-year-old male with altered mental status.

Presentation: Patient is sitting on the couch, confused, pale, and diaphoretic. Wife reports he has diabetes and took insulin without eating breakfast.

  • BP: 138/86 mmHg

  • HR: 112 bpm

  • RR: 20/min

  • SpO₂: 97%

  • BGL: 42 mg/dL

  • GCS: 14

hypoglycemia

oral glucose

200

What is the mechanism of action for Nitroglycerin?

vasodilator

200

What type of disorders are Major depression disorder/ dysthymias/ season affective disorder?

depressive disorders

200

what does anhedonia mean?

the loss of pleasure in activities that you used to take pleasure in performing; associated with depression

200

If someone is laying in anatomical position, what direction is their palms facing in relation to the ground?

upwards/ perpendicular to the ground

200

Dispatch: 45-year-old female complaining of weakness and nausea.

Presentation: Patient is sitting on the couch, complaining of excessive thirst, frequent urination, and abdominal pain. She has a history of diabetes and has not taken her insulin for two days.

  • BP: 100/68 mmHg

  • HR: 118 bpm

  • RR: 28/min (deep)

  • SpO₂: 98%

  • BGL: 425 mg/dL

  • GCS: 15

hyperglycemia

routine BLS

300

What are the 3 methods of administering oxygen and the ranges 

Nasal canula 1-6 LPM

Non-rebreather mask 10-15 LPM

bag valve mask 15 LPM

300

What type of disorder are manic episodes/ cyclothymic disorder/ manic episodes/ bipolar I disorder?

dipolar disorders

300

What is the characteristic trait of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)

intrusive thoughts causing anxiety

rituals or repetitive behavior

300

What is the difference between a pneumothorax and a hemopneumothorax?

hemopneumothorax is the build up of blood in the pleural space causing restriction of the lungs while pneumothorax is the buildup of fluid or air
300

Dispatch: 72-year-old male with sudden weakness and difficulty speaking.

Presentation: Patient is sitting in a chair with left-sided weakness, facial drooping, and slurred speech. His wife states symptoms began 20 minutes ago.

  • BP: 186/100 mmHg

  • HR: 88 bpm

  • RR: 18/min

  • SpO₂: 96%

  • BGL: 110 mg/dL

  • GCS: 14

CVA/ stroke

routine BLS

400

What is the mechanism of action for Epinephrine?

vasoconstrictor/ bronchodilator 

400

what type of disorders are dissociative identity disorder/ dissociative amnesia/ depersonalization disorder 

dissociative disorder

400

What is the difference between post partum blues (baby blues) and post partum depression (PPD)

baby blues is short term (1-2 weeks) and occurs 2-3 days post partum 

PPD can last multiple weeks and can occur days to weeks after post partum 

400

What is the site of gas exchange within the lungs?

alveoli

400

Dispatch: 62-year-old male complaining of chest pain.

Presentation: Patient is sitting on the couch, complaining of crushing chest pain radiating to his left arm. He is pale, diaphoretic, and nauseated. Pain began 30 minutes ago.

Vitals

  • BP: 154/92 mmHg

  • HR: 108 bpm

  • RR: 22/min

  • SpO₂: 95%

  • BGL: 125 mg/dL

  • GCS: 15

acute coronary syndrome (ACS)/ MI

aspirin/ nitro

500

What is the difference between antiplatelets and anticoagulants?

antiplatelets-> prevent the clots from forming

anticoagulants-> prevent the components of a clot from being formed 

500

What type of disorder is separated out by clusters (A/ B/ C)?

personality disorders

500
What is conversion disorder

physical symptoms (typically associated with the impairment of sensory/ voluntary motor function) that does not have a biological cause 

500

Where are nutrients and gas exchanged within the tissues while in systemic circulation?

capillary beds 

500

Dispatch: 48-year-old female complaining of sudden shortness of breath and dizziness.

Presentation: Patient is sitting upright, anxious, and complaining of sharp chest pain that worsens with inspiration. She reports returning from a 10-hour flight yesterday and experiencing mild right calf pain.

Vitals

  • BP: 94/62 mmHg

  • HR: 126 bpm

  • RR: 30/min

  • SpO₂: 89%

  • BGL: 108 mg/dL

  • GCS: 15

Pulmonary Embolism 

routine BLS

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