Poopy Poopy in my pants
Chapter 20 and 32 slide 6
Where does a PEG tube (G-tube) go into.
Chapter 20 and 32 slide 6
Stomach
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You are assessing a 63 year old male with pain in his stomach that radiate down to his groin. He also tells you that he has been peeing blood. What do is symptoms point towards.
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 36 and 37
Kidney Stones
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A 27 year old male is passed out of the ground there vitals are HR 65 RR 10 BGL 113 you note myosis and his skin is dry. What did he take.
Chapter 23 slide 27
Opioid's
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What are the 4 lobes of the brain.
Chapter 19 slide 9
Frontal, Parietal, Temporal, and Occipital
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What is the master gland?
Chapter 21 slide 5
Pituitary Gland
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_____ is dark tar like blood.
Chapter 20 and 32 slide 18
Melena
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 8
Where are erythrocytes and leukocytes made.
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 8
Bone Marrow
What is the symptoms, vitals signs, and exam finding that are typically associated with a particular toxin called.
Chapter 23 slide 9
Toxidromes
Chapter 19 slide 12
What controls most of the homeostasis functions.
Chapter 19 slide 12
Brain Stem
Tommy get's called Captain Diabetes at school he requires daily insulin because his pancreas produces little to no insulin. What type of diabetes does he have?
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Type 1
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36 year old male has LUQ abdominal pain that is referred to his left shoulder what sign is this and what is it indicative of.
Chapter 20 and 32 slide 45
Kehr's sign and a splenic rupture
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 6
What are the 4 components of blood.
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 6
Plasma, erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets
Chapter 23 slide 51
You are dispatched to a private residence for multiple people passed out. On arrival you note that the stove was left on and 3 patients are laying on the floor in front of you. What do you do and what do you suspect?
Chapter 23 slide 51
Turn off stove, get out of there, and call FD. Carbon Monoxide
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You have a patient that responds to pain when he does he just kind of rolls over and winces and makes no attempt to move your hand and just moans. What is his GCS?
Chapter 19 slide 34
GCS of 8
How does the body raise it's own BGL.
Chapter 21 slide 27
Pancreases releases glucagon goes to the liver and is the out key for glycogen to be converted into glucose to be released into the body.
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What is the difference between Mallory-Weiss Syndrome and Boerhaave's Syndrome
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Mallory-Weiss Syndrome is a tear on the gastric side of the gastroesophageal function which may extend to the distal esophagus.
Boerhaave's Syndrome is a complete rupture at the lower thoracic esophagus.
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 45
You are assessing a 72 year old male that goes through hemodialysis you notice a huge looking vein on his arm. What is this called and what should you avoid doing on that arm?
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 45
Fistula and don't take a BP on this arm
Chapter 23 slide 12
A person runs up to you and yells at you saying that they cannot see while reaching out at nothing. You note that his skin is flushed and he is acting a bit strange. What did he overdose on?
Chapter 23 slide 12
Anticholinergic
What are the 5 phases of a Tonic-Clonic Seizure?
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Aura
Loss of consciousness
Tonic (rigid)
Clonic (rhythmic)
Postictal
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Lantus is a _____ _____ ______
(The answer 3 words long)
Chapter 21 slide 34
Long acting insulin
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What organs are included in the retroperitoneal side of the body and what sign can indicate a hemorrhage in this area.
Chapter 20 and 32 slide 42
Kidneys, Pancreas, and Aorta
Grey Turner's Sign
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 24
What is Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation and what is the most common cause.
Chapter 20 and 21 slide 24
Too much clotting where you do not need it and to little clotting where you do need it. Sepsis
A 22 year old female is lying on the floor you note a rapid pulse and rapid breathing. There skin is hot to the touch and you not Mydrasis. What did she take.
Chapter 23 slide 35
Sympathomimetic (Stimulants)
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You have a patient that breathes fast than slow than apneic than slow than fast again and repeats. What breathing pattern this and what kind of injury does this indicate?
Chapter 19 slide 51
Cheyne-Stokes
Brainstem injury
Chapter 21 slide 55
How does a ACE inhibitor work?
Chapter 21 slide 55
The liver produces Angiotensinogen and the kidneys make Renin together they make Angiotensin 1 the lungs see this and release Angiotensin Converting Enzyme (ACE) this makes Angiotensin 2. Angiotensin 2 causes vasoconstriction. So a ACE inhibitor stops the lungs from releasing ACE so it stops Angiotensin 2 from being made there for preventing vasoconstriction.